Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword July 10 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Warts and all – ASIS: Accepting something in its current state, with all its imperfections.
- Drug that’s dropped – LSD: A hallucinogenic drug, often taken in liquid or tab form.
- Baking abbr. – TSP: Teaspoon, a common measurement in baking.
- Long easy stride – LOPE: A relaxed, bounding stride often used by animals.
- Formally reject – VETO: To officially refuse or reject a proposal or decision.
- Many stuffed cat toys – MICE: Small, stuffed toys resembling mice, popular with cats.
- Like much Cajun chicken – BLACKENED: A cooking method where seasoned meat is cooked in a very hot skillet to create a charred crust.
- Literature Nobelist born in French Algeria – CAMUS: Albert Camus, a Nobel Prize-winning writer and philosopher.
- Sprinkle in – ADD: To incorporate small amounts of ingredients.
- Like a quarter moon tide – NEAP: A tide that occurs when the difference between high and low tide is least.
- Most reserved – SHIEST: Extremely hesitant or reticent.
- Thought-provoking – DEEP: Intellectually stimulating or profound.
- Tuscan red wines – CHIANTIS: A type of red wine from the Chianti region in Tuscany, Italy.
- Take in as a breath – DRAW: To inhale.
- Hoosegow – SLAMMER: Slang for jail or prison.
- Some whiskeys – RYES: Whiskeys made from at least 51% rye grain.
- React like a startled horse – REARUP: To rise onto the hind legs.
- Scottish John – IAN: A common Scottish form of the name John.
- What memories are recounted in – PAST TENSE: The grammatical tense used to describe events that have already happened.
- Cum On Feel the Noize band 1973 – SLADE: The band that originally recorded the hit song “Cum On Feel the Noize.”
- Rx writers – MDS: Medical Doctors, who prescribe medications.
- Food informally – EATS: Slang for food or a meal.
- Caught some congers – EELED: Fished for or caught eels.
- Wound stinger – SALT: Adding salt to a wound causes pain.
- In the manner of – ALA: In the style or manner of.
- Hard patterns to break … or a punny description of the climbs up the circled letters – VICIOUS CYCLES: Difficult habits to break; also a play on the word “cycles” relating to biking.
- Tony n’ ___ Wedding (Off Broadway hit) – TINA’S: A popular interactive theater production.
- Mourned a death in Judaism – SAT SHIVA: The Jewish practice of mourning a death by sitting Shiva.
- Three-week bike race such as the one featured in this puzzle – GRAND TOUR: A long-distance cycling stage race.
- Fire remnant – EMBER: A small, glowing piece of coal or wood from a dying fire.
- Dug up – MINED: Extracted minerals or resources from the earth.
- Fraction of a joule – ERG: A small unit of work or energy in the centimeter-gram-second system.
- Brings in – EARNS: To receive money as payment for work.
- Hot ___ (winter quaff) – TODDY: A warm alcoholic drink usually made with whiskey, honey, and spices.
- How to become a whole new hue – DYE: To change the color of something by soaking it in a dye.
- Little twerp – SNOT: A derogatory term for a bratty or annoying child.
- Duchess of ___ (Goya subject) – ALBA: A noblewoman who was a muse for the painter Francisco Goya.
- You’ve convinced me! – SOLD: Expression indicating agreement or acceptance, often used in sales.
- Device identifier in computing – IP ADDRESS: A unique string of numbers separated by periods that identifies each computer using the Internet Protocol to communicate over a network.
- Moment informally – SEC: Short for second, used to indicate a brief period of time.
- Singer/activist Horne – LENA: Lena Horne, a famous singer and civil rights activist.
- Aerobic exercise option – STEP CLASS: A fitness class involving stepping exercises to improve cardiovascular health.
- Pentagon org. – DOD: Department of Defense, the U.S. federal department charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government related to national security and the military.
- Segment of this puzzle’s race – STAGE: A part of a multi-part race.
- Pardon me in Pisa – SCUSI: Italian for “excuse me.”
- Nuisances – PESTS: Annoying or troublesome people or things.
- Prez’s proxy – VEEP: The Vice President of the United States.
- Where many Penobscot and Passamaquoddy live – MAINE: U.S. state where these Native American tribes are located.
- Didn’t just think – KNEW: To have been certain or confident about something.
- Typical ending point for this puzzle’s race – FINISH LINE: The line at the end of a race where competitors complete the course.
- Actor Liu – SIMU: Simu Liu, known for his role in “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.”
- 90 degrees say – RIGHT ANGLE: An angle of 90 degrees.
- Member of the genus Lepus – HARE: A type of wild rabbit.
- Group of two – DUO: A pair or two people performing together.
- Mailed – SENT: Dispatched through the postal system.
- Rotation meas. – DEG: Abbreviation for degree, a unit of measurement for angles.
- One eschewing rose-tinted glasses – REALIST: A person who accepts and deals with things as they are.
- Summer refresher – ICED TEA: A cold tea drink often enjoyed during warm weather.
- Composer Rorem – NED: Ned Rorem, an American composer.
- Box filled with bags – TEA CADDY: A container used to store tea bags.
- Cloris ___ Emmy-winning actress on The Mary Tyler Moore Show – LEACHMAN: Cloris Leachman, known for her role on the show.
- Went against the Word – SINNED: Committed a transgression against religious or moral law.
- Facade – FRONT: The exterior face or appearance of a building.
- Food item quaintly – VIAND: An item of food, especially a delicacy.
- Loan shark’s business – USURY: The practice of lending money at unreasonably high interest rates.
- Base boss informally – SARGE: Short for sergeant, a non-commissioned officer in the military.
- Book in a biblioteca – LIBRO: The Spanish word for book.
- Occasion – EVENT: A significant happening or social gathering.
- ___-CoV-2 (virus that causes Covid-19) – SARS: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, part of the virus’s name.
- Group of three – TRIO: A set of three people or things.
- Clock-setting standard: Abbr. – GMT: Greenwich Mean Time, the mean solar time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London.
- British ref. – OED: Oxford English Dictionary, a comprehensive dictionary of the English language.
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