Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword July 3 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Org. formerly called the Bureau of Labor Standards – OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
- Japanese rice cake often filled with ice cream – MOCHI: A sweet, chewy dessert made from glutinous rice.
- ___ to your knitting (Mind your own beeswax) – TEND: To focus on your own tasks.
- Related – AKIN: Having similar qualities or characteristics.
- Pottery supplies – CLAYS: Materials used for making pottery.
- Plant harvested for its gel – ALOE: A succulent plant whose gel is used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes.
- Observation deck? – TAROTCARDS: Tools used for making predictions or observations about the future.
- Marked as a box – XDIN: Likely an abbreviation or mark used in notation.
- Multispeaker system – STEREO: A sound system that uses multiple speakers to create a surround sound effect.
- Most suggestive – RACIEST: The most risqué or provocative.
- ___ Thompson U.S. soccer star who made her World Cup debut at 18 – ALYSSA: Alyssa Thompson, a young soccer player.
- A lot of farm yards? – ACRES: Units of land measurement used in farming.
- In a frenzy – AMOK: In a wild or uncontrolled state.
- Much of Greenland – TUNDRA: A cold, treeless region where the subsoil is permanently frozen.
- The Marvels director DaCosta – NIA: Nia DaCosta, a film director.
- Glass eye? – CRYSTALBALL: A spherical object used by fortune-tellers to predict the future.
- Feature of high heels popularized in the 1920s – TSTRAP: A style of shoe with a T-shaped strap across the instep.
- Muslim place of worship – MOSQUE: A building where Muslims gather for prayer.
- Metal detectors? – ICHINGCOINS: Coins used in I Ching, an ancient Chinese divination practice.
- Founding NATO member – USA: The United States of America, a founding member of NATO.
- Take a turn for the worse – GOSOUR: To deteriorate or decline in quality.
- Number cruncher’s skill – MATH: The ability to perform calculations and work with numbers.
- Nordic toast – SKOAL: A Scandinavian word used for toasting or cheers.
- Inventor Tesla – NIKOLA: Nikola Tesla, a famous inventor and electrical engineer.
- Ones splitting the billing – COSTARS: Actors who share equal billing in a production.
- Pass up using a less common spelling – FOREGO: To choose not to use something.
- With the bow musically – ARCO: A direction in music indicating to play with the bow.
- Predictive text? – OUIJABOARD: A board used for communicating with spirits, believed to spell out messages.
- Word after golden or before Girls – MEAN: Can combine to form “golden mean” or “Mean Girls.”
- The Hobbit dragon – SMAUG: The dragon antagonist in J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit.”
- Roman poet who said Ah me! Love cannot be cured by herbs – OVID: A famous Roman poet known for his love poetry.
- Delhi wrap – SARI: A traditional garment worn by women in South Asia.
- Matchmaker in Fiddler on the Roof – YENTE: A character who arranges marriages in the musical.
- Takes in – NETS: To earn or bring in revenue.
- Foal fodder – OATS: Grain often fed to horses, including foals.
- Three-player trick-taking game – SKAT: A popular German card game.
- Employ – USE: To make use of something.
- Thick hooded jacket – ANORAK: A heavy, weather-resistant coat with a hood.
- Real ___ (genuine article) – MCCOY: An idiom meaning the genuine or real thing.
- São Paulo salutation – OLA: A greeting meaning “hello” in Portuguese.
- Pixar’s Lightning McQueen for one – CAR: The main character in the animated film “Cars.”
- Curbside water source – HYDRANT: A device for drawing water, usually used by firefighters.
- Rae of Barbie – ISSA: Issa Rae, an actress and producer.
- Vehicles with a redundant name – ATVS: All-terrain vehicles, sometimes redundantly called ATVs (All-terrain vehicles vehicles).
- Someone to respect – ELDER: A person who is older and often considered wise.
- Whiz or bang – TEL: Slang for a very skilled person.
- Significant impacts so to speak – DENTS: Marks or depressions made by an impact.
- No. on a resume – TEL: Abbreviation for “telephone number.”
- Rocker Santana – CARLOS: Carlos Santana, a famous guitarist.
- Where hogs go wild – STY: A pen or enclosure for pigs.
- Shady in modern slang – SUS: Short for suspicious.
- Set against – OPPOSE: To be in opposition to something.
- This and that: Abbr. – MISC: Abbreviation for miscellaneous.
- Courtroom profession? – LAW: The profession practiced by lawyers.
- Word with straight or right – ANGLE: Can form “straight angle” or “right angle.”
- Kind of cooking oil – CANOLA: A type of oil derived from the canola plant.
- Activities that might require 20-sided dice for short – RPGS: Role-playing games.
- Water shade – AQUA: A color resembling the hue of water.
- Common element in romance novels – LUST: Intense or passionate desire.
- Biblical mother of Dinah – LEAH: A matriarch in the Bible, wife of Jacob.
- Totally tubular pasta – ZITI: A type of pasta.
- Eat – DINE: To consume food.
- Not non – YES: Affirmative response.
- Bother – ANNOY: To irritate or disturb.
- Leave stranded – MAROON: To leave someone isolated or abandoned.
- Fraudulent gambits – SCAMS: Deceptive schemes or tricks.
- Peninsula east of the Yellow Sea – KOREA: A region in East Asia.
- Sesame Street curmudgeon – OSCAR: Oscar the Grouch, a character from Sesame Street.
- Old enough – OFAGE: Meeting the required age, often for legal purposes.
- Hit up? – ASK: To request or seek something.
- Optimistic – ROSY: Having a hopeful or positive outlook.
- Provider of shade for a sidewalk cafe – UMBRELLA: A large, canopy-like structure used to block sunlight.
- Determination – GRIT: Strength of character; perseverance.
- Casino calculations – ODDS: The probability or chances of winning.
- Janis ___ At Seventeen singer – IAN: Janis Ian, an American singer-songwriter.
- Stick (out) – JUT: To extend outward.
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