Clues
- Babys lightweight garment with snaps
- Babys dribble catcher
- Bottom-row PC key
- Kind of cuisine with kimchi
- Mine cart filler
- Length x width for a rectangle
- Two-ingredient drink order
- Convent residents
- Med school subj.
- Use a chair
- 2016 Denzel Washington/Viola Davis film whose title refers to real and metaphorical barriers
- Distinctive effect of paint applied to a canvas
- Meryl with eight Golden Globes
- Bakery treats that are sweeter than their name suggests
- ___ Suárez tennis star with eight Grand Slam doubles titles
- Grp. with many Mideast members
- Atlanta-based network
- How-to manual
- Chinas Mao ___-tung
- Tilt sideways
- ___-daisy!
- Regional flora and fauna
- If wishes were ___ beggars would ride
- Recurring comical reference
- … and the ___ to know the difference (end of the Serenity Prayer)
- Go bad
- Pageant accessory
- Tennis great Arthur
- Query of concern … or a phonetic hint to two pairs of letters appearing in 17- 24- 37- and 48-Across
- Sharp-witted
- Bit of body ink
- Under consideration
- Once once
- H or η in the Greek alphabet
- One whose property is being held as debt security
- Pod vegetable in gumbo
- Part of speech that might be proper
- ___ Franklin (gospel-singing sister of Aretha)
- Icon that lights up during a turbulent plane ride
- Writer Fleming
- Finishes
- Diner seating option
- Vex
- Meaty Mexican dish
- Lacks what it takes
- Service centers for big rigs
- Zellweger who played Judy Garland in 2019s Judy
- Glasgow gal
- Counterpart of trans in gender identity terminology
- Blunder
- Cabooses location
- Poet Gertrude
- Spinning skewer
- Spends some time in the sun maybe
- Thorny sources of pride for a gardener
- Atlantic or Pacific
- Scholastic book fair org.
- Big audio equipment brand
- The ___ the limit
- Frisbee sport
- Cozy spot
- Yawn-inducing
- Use a tab key say
- Artist and musician Yoko
- What French fries fry in
- Staircase part
- Environmental activist Thunberg
- Delight
- Boats trail
- Similar (to)
- Reasonable
- Park name in London and Chicago
- Tell (on)
- Informal term for college in Great Britain
NY Times Crossword July 17 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle of July 17, 2023 is sure to challenge even the most experienced crossword solvers. With clues ranging from pop culture to history to science, this puzzle is sure to have something for everyone. With a mix of easy and hard clues, it's sure to be a fun and rewarding experience for all who take on the challenge.
About The Author
Leona Everly
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Leona Everly is diligent when it comes to solving hard problems. Coupled with her interest in puzzles, this motivated her to launch Crosswords Weekly to share her tips with other crossword enthusiasts. Her goal as Editor-in-Chief is to make the platform a one-stop shop for crossword answers as well as a hub for the promotion of mental exercises in general. An experienced marketing consultant, Leona has this innate ability to understand consumer behavior and identify effective strategies to reach target audiences. Her academic background, combined with her hands-on experience, has equipped her with a deep understanding of market trends, consumer insights, and digital marketing strategies. In addition, she has spearheaded various wellness programs that have had a positive impact on employee productivity, morale, and overall well-being. She has a special place in her heart for animals. Leona shares her home with five dogs and three cats. She actively participate in animal welfare initiatives, including volunteering for shelters and the promotion of responsible pet ownership.
