Clues
- These dont hold water
- Canal implement
- What?! Thats absurd!
- 100 cents in Africa
- Season
- Arrangement for a prom say
- Chuckleheads
- Stakes in the grass?
- Court activity familiarly
- Like some stakes
- Literally way of the gods
- Not just subpar
- Vodka cran alternative
- Prizewinners winnings
- Delivery room offering informally
- Simple sort
- Line at the vets
- Lobster catchers?
- ___ hub (tech device)
- Biblical father of David
- Freak out
- Pass on
- Foods that can be prepared hedgehog-style so-named for the crisscross patterns of cuts
- See 52-Across
- Truck maker since 1947
- Sad declaration in a card game
- Storm warning maybe
- With 43-Across some feminine care products
- Cool brand to have around the kitchen
- Novelist Waugh
- Download source
- Quite a jerk
- Purveyor of game pieces
- Subjects of many viral videos
- Song in mariachi?
- Some slow-cooked Southern fare informally
- Command for attention
- Looky-___ (overcurious sort)
- Daily Beast alternative familiarly
- I mean obviously!
- Attitude
- Pebble Beach or Quail Hollow e.g.
- Like Shakespeares Katherina
- Element of many modern ads
- Where Southern Methodist University has a satellite campus
- Still fighting
- Things that a Macs Preview app helps to preview
- St. ___ (popular spring break locale informally)
- Prefix with -plasty
- Cancel
- Accommodate in a way
- Shut down
- Song from Company that marks the shows climax
- Class for future scientists in brief
- Nickels and dimes
- Fly catcher maybe
- Theyre up before anyone else
- Precious plastic
- Unfancy jacket material
- Work (out)
- Increase
- Philosophical denier of duality
- Year of the ___ (2022)
- Perhaps
- Met highlight
- Weight pullers
- Home of Wailuku River State Park
- Epic battle figure
- Free lunches maybe
- Bleu ___ Causses (cheese)
NY Times Crossword July 29 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle for July 29, 2023 is sure to challenge even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture to science and history, this puzzle is sure to keep you entertained and engaged for hours. With a variety of difficulty levels, there's something for everyone to enjoy. So, grab your pencils and get ready to take on the challenge of the New York Times crossword puzzle!
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