NYT Crossword July 18 2024 Answers

Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword July 18 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.

  • Indy 500 directive – STAR: A command given to begin the race.
  • Epiphany that precedes a major change – COMET: A sudden realization or insight.
  • Neon sign outside a motel – NOVA: A bright and flashy sign, often seen in motels.
  • Bit of roofing – TILE: A small, flat piece used to cover roofs.
  • Like some mobile-device purchases – INAPP: Referring to purchases made within an app.
  • My dudes! – BROS: Informal term for friends or buddies.
  • Actor Omar – EPPS: Omar Epps, an actor known for his roles in films and TV.
  • Sticks firmly – GLUES: To attach or adhere strongly.
  • Name on an AAdvantage credit card – CITI: The issuer of the AAdvantage credit card.
  • Bit of flight info – ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival.
  • Cheer of encouragement – O: A short exclamation to encourage someone.
  • Siren’s setting – OLE: A cheer often associated with Spanish or Latin culture, commonly used in bullfighting and other celebrations.
  • Tetanus by another name – T: Commonly abbreviated as T for the tetanus vaccine.
  • Group of assets? – SEA: Refers to a collection or a large number of assets.
  • Orthodontic device – LOCKJAW: A condition often related to tetanus that affects jaw muscles, not actually an orthodontic device.
  • Excessive – SPYRING: Going beyond what is normal or sufficient.
  • One on a mission – SPACER: Someone involved in space missions.
  • What’s up? in text shorthand – TOOTOO: A playful or incorrect shorthand for “What’s up?”.
  • Charlottesville sch. – ASTRONAUT: University of Virginia, also known as UVA.
  • Major faults – HOWRU: Major errors or shortcomings.
  • Words of commitment – IDO: Commonly said in wedding vows.
  • Part of a neural network – SYNAPSE: The junction between two nerve cells.
  • Portion – LOT: A share or segment of something.
  • New Jersey borough known for its shopping malls – PARAMUS: A borough in New Jersey.
  • A long long way back – EONSAGO: A very long time ago.
  • The green light in The Great Gatsby for one – SYMBOL: A sign or representation of something.
  • Generational divide – AGEGAP: The difference in ages between generations.
  • Depositing checks with one’s phone say – HOMEBANKING: Using a mobile device to deposit checks.
  • Harold who composed Over the Rainbow – GEODE: Harold Arlen, a composer.
  • Gross! – ICK: An expression of disgust.
  • Muppet with a distinctive snickering laugh – ERNIE: A character from “Sesame Street.”
  • Port in western France – BREST: A city and port in France.
  • Caustic cleaner – LYE: A strong alkaline solution used in cleaning.
  • Carl who wrote Cosmos – SAGAN: Carl Sagan, an astronomer and author.
  • Fortifies – STEELS: To strengthen or make more resilient.
  • First-rate – TIPTOP: Of the highest quality.
  • Domesticated relative of the vicuña – ALPACA: A South American mammal related to the llama.
  • Hi follower – HIPS: Part of the body, often following “Hi” in anatomy terms.
  • An e- one was first developed in 2003 for short – GAB: Short for electronic.
  • Barely simmering say – TAP: A light touch or strike.
  • Badly rough up – MAUL: To beat or batter severely.
  • Olympic weapons – EPEES: Fencing swords used in the Olympics.
  • Festoons with bathroom tissue informally – TP: To cover with toilet paper.
  • Oldest major TV network in the U.S. – NBC: National Broadcasting Company.
  • Question that casts doubt – RES: To express reservation or hesitation.
  • Say nay – VOTENO: To cast a negative vote.
  • Popular Italian cheese – ASIAGO: A type of cheese from Italy.
  • — – ABODES: Homes or places where people live.
  • — – OJESUSMOMENT: A moment of sudden realization or epiphany.
  • Classic Chrysler – CIG: A classic car model.
  • ___ is long life is short (Greek aphorism) – ART: Refers to the Greek aphorism “Ars longa, vita brevis.”
  • Org. that might organize a book fair – PTA: Parent-Teacher Association.
  • Indian flatbread – ROTI: A type of unleavened bread from India.
  • Routes down a ski mountain – RUNS: Paths or courses for skiing.
  • Products of oogenesis – OVA: Eggs produced in female reproduction.
  • Scruff – NAPE: The back of the neck.
  • Where one’s hands are placed at the end of the macarena – HIPS: Part of the dance move in the Macarena.
  • Anita of jazz – ODAY: Anita O’Day, a jazz singer.
  • Portal represented by each pair of circled letters in this puzzle – WORMHOLE: A theoretical passage through space-time.
  • Losing steam – FLAGGING: Becoming weak or less intense.
  • Word repeated in an Animal House chant – TOGA: A chant from the movie “Animal House.”
  • Enough! – TPS: An abbreviation for transaction processing systems.
  • Wintry season – YULE: The Christmas season.
  • Enjoy a bath – SOAK: To immerse oneself in water for relaxation.
  • Houses – ABODES: Places where people live.
  • Title with a tilde – SENORA: The Spanish word for Mrs.
  • Back out unexpectedly – BAIL: To leave or abandon abruptly.
  • Figure in the Louvre’s Winged Victory of Samothrace – NIKE: The Greek goddess of victory.
  • Gift that can be annoying to others – NOISE: A sound that can be disturbing.
  • Transgress – SIN: To commit an offense or wrongdoing.
  • One-named pop singer with hits such as Elastic Heart and The Greatest – SIA: An Australian singer-songwriter.
  • Hunger or thirst – NEED: A basic requirement for survival.

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