Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword June 27 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Château : France :: ___ : Spain – CASA
- A “casa” is the Spanish equivalent of a French château, meaning a house.
- Llama relative with prized wool – ALPACA
- A South American camelid known for its luxurious wool.
- Steve of The Office – CARELL
- Steve Carell, the actor who played Michael Scott in the TV show “The Office.”
- ___ Inn flowery setting for a Nancy Drew mystery – LILAC
- Lilac Inn, a setting in one of the Nancy Drew mystery stories.
- Closely monitor – SURVEIL
- To keep a close watch on someone or something.
- Parting words – ADIEU
- A French term for “goodbye.”
- Part of a row that might have a rho – FRATERNITY
- Greek letter organizations that often include the letter “rho.”
- Secret infatuation – CRUSH
- A strong, often secret, romantic attraction.
- Sounds from fans – WHIRS
- The noise made by rotating fan blades.
- Potential goal for a unicorn in brief – IPO
- Initial Public Offering, when a private company goes public.
- Lose every last penny – GOBROKE
- To lose all one’s money, becoming bankrupt.
- Exude as charisma – OOZE
- To display a particular quality strongly and conspicuously.
- Thereabouts – ORSO
- Approximately; in the vicinity.
- Chop up as ingredients – PREP
- To prepare food by cutting it into pieces.
- Pepperoni mushroom or green pepper … or what each cluster of black squares represents in this puzzle – PIZZATOPPING
- Common pizza toppings represented by black square clusters in the puzzle.
- Jazz singer James – ETTA
- Etta James, a famous jazz and blues singer.
- Certain spa treatment informally – PEDI
- Short for pedicure, a beauty treatment for the feet.
- That one’s mine! – IGOTDIBS
- Claiming something before others can take it.
- Laundry challenge for a mountain biker – MUDSTAIN
- Stains from mud, common after biking.
- Pet shampoo target – FLEA
- A common parasite that infests pets and is targeted by special shampoos.
- Hard to find – RARE
- Something that is not common or easy to locate.
- Feature of a deluxe pie … and of this puzzle? – STUFFEDCRUST
- A type of pizza with cheese or other fillings in the crust, which relates to the puzzle’s theme.
- Currency replaced by the euro – LIRA
- The former currency of Italy and Turkey before the euro.
- Flavoring in purple bubble tea – TARO
- A starchy root vegetable often used in Asian desserts and beverages.
- Morgenstern who wrote The Night Circus – ERIN
- Erin Morgenstern, author of “The Night Circus.”
- Rough houses? – SHACKS
- Simple and often run-down dwellings.
- ___ Kapital – DAS
- “Das Kapital,” a major work by Karl Marx.
- Losing water by the minute – LEAK
- The process of water escaping through a hole or crack.
- Pulsate – THROB
- To beat or pulse with a steady rhythm.
- Sources of gossip – RUMORMILLS
- Places or people that generate a lot of gossip.
- Spanish grandmother – ABUELA
- The Spanish word for grandmother.
- Made noise after being stepped on perhaps – CREAKED
- The sound something makes when it is old or weak and is stepped on.
- First name of three lead actors playing Marvel superheroes – CHRIS
- Refers to Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, and Chris Pratt.
- Gave one’s blessing to – OKAYED
- To approve or authorize something.
- Outdoes – ONEUPS
- To do better than someone else.
- Vixen e.g. – DOE
- A female fox or deer.
- Prepare as a Thanksgiving turkey – BASTE
- To moisten meat with liquid while cooking to keep it moist.
- Navigate – STEER
- To guide or control the direction of a vehicle.
- College team whose name is its home state minus two letters – UTES
- The team name for the University of Utah.
- Sucker – DUPE
- A person who is easily deceived or tricked.
- Assuage as fears – EASE
- To reduce or relieve fear or anxiety.
- Settled – SEATED
- To sit down or establish a place to stay.
- Patchy cat – CALICO
- A cat with a coat that has large patches of different colors.
- Supermarket lineup – AISLE
- The rows between shelves in a supermarket.
- Biting – ACIDIC
- Sharp, biting, or harsh in taste or temperament.
- Uruguayan soccer star Luis – SUAREZ
- Luis Suárez, a professional soccer player from Uruguay.
- Took by force – SEIZED
- To take control of something suddenly and forcibly.
- Become unruly as hair – FRIZZ
- Hair that becomes tangled and fuzzy.
- Singer Amos – TORI
- Tori Amos, a singer-songwriter known for her piano-driven music.
- One of two heard in This Kiss – SMACK
- The sound of a kiss, as described in Faith Hill’s song “This Kiss.”
- Sister Act star familiarly – WHOOPI
- Whoopi Goldberg, star of the movie “Sister Act.”
- Stare in amazement – GAPE
- To look at something with an open mouth in surprise or wonder.
- Closely monitor with on – KEEP
- To keep an eye on something or someone closely.
- [Is this still good?] – SNIFF
- The action of smelling something to check if it is still fresh or good to eat.
- Apropos – ONTOPIC
- Relevant or appropriate to the subject at hand.
- Mixed bag? – GRAB
- A collection of miscellaneous items.
- Sappho and others – ODISTS
- Poets who write odes, like the ancient Greek poet Sappho.
- In 1492 it sailed the ocean blue – NINA
- One of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus on his first voyage to the New World.
- Set of books once awarded to winners of Britain’s Countdown game show for short – OED
- The Oxford English Dictionary, awarded as a prize on the game show.
- Washington’s Sea-___ Airport – TAC
- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, commonly known as Sea-Tac.
- Artist whose work has a wide reach? – GRAFFITI
- Art often found on walls or other public surfaces, accessible to many.
- Famed sex therapist familiarly – DRRUTH
- Dr. Ruth Westheimer, a well-known sex therapist.
- Prey for a moray eel – OCTOPUS
- A common prey for the moray eel in the ocean.
- One of the official languages of Uttar Pradesh – HINDI
- The most widely spoken language in Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Material for some trifold display boards – FOAMCORE
- Lightweight and sturdy material used for making display boards.
- Reacted to a staggering blow – REELED
- To stagger or be thrown off balance by a blow.
- Russian range – URALS
- The Ural Mountains, a mountain range in Russia.
- Foul – ERROR
- A mistake or violation, often used in sports contexts.
- Place to veg out – SOFA
- A comfortable piece of furniture for lounging and relaxing.
- King of the fairies in A Midsummer Night’s Dream – OBERON
- A character in Shakespeare’s play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
- Screenwriter of Steve Jobs and The Social Network – SORKIN
- Aaron Sorkin, an acclaimed screenwriter.
- Double-tapped on Instagram e.g. – LIKED
- To show approval of a post on Instagram by tapping the heart icon twice.
- Coarse files – RASPS
- Tools used for shaping wood or metal with a rough surface.
- Duane ___ (pharmacy chain) – READE
- Duane Reade, a chain of pharmacies primarily located in New York City.
- Noted name with an Oscar? – KEATON
- Michael Keaton, an actor who has won an Oscar.
- Place – SITE
- A location or position, often used for construction or events.
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