Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword July 4 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
ACROSS
- Hit on perhaps – CHATUP: To flirt or make advances towards someone.
- One of 32 in London – BOROUGH: A division or district in London.
- Like the architecture of the Alhambra – MOORISH: Pertaining to the style influenced by the Moors.
- Name in an Oscars envelope e.g. – AWARDEE: The recipient of an award.
- Stuck waiting – INLIMBO: In a state of uncertainty or delay.
- Sustained oneself with – LIVEDON: Survived by consuming.
- Restaurant add-on – SIDE: An additional dish served with the main course.
- Teacher in a dojo – SENSEI: A master or instructor in martial arts.
- Journos report to them – EDS: Editors who oversee journalists.
- Take to task – SCOLD: To reprimand or criticize someone.
- Start of a children’s rhyme with the line Have you any wool? – BAA: The beginning of “Baa Baa Black Sheep.”
- Lead-in to boarding – PRE: Prefix indicating “before,” as in pre-boarding.
- Geez! – MAN: An exclamation of surprise or frustration.
- Mind – OBEY: To follow orders or instructions.
- Staple of Thursday night CBS programming during the 2000s – CSI: A popular crime investigation TV series.
- Six Flags coaster with a Spanish name – ELTORO: A roller coaster named “The Bull.”
- Played Here comes the airplane! with – SPOONFED: A playful way of feeding a child.
- Geographical locale whose name resembles a tractor when written in upper- and lowercase – OHIO: A U.S. state.
- Home to Gonzaga University – SPOKANE: A city in Washington state.
- Clandestine meetups – TRYSTS: Secret romantic rendezvous.
- Like some skillets – CASTIRON: Made from cast iron, a durable material for cookware.
- ___ Speedwagon – REO: An American rock band.
- Other: Sp. – OTRO: Spanish word for “other.”
- Peeper that doesn’t make a sound – EYE: A silent observer.
- They’re older than seniors – ALUMS: Alumni, former students of a school.
- Humanitarian support – AID: Assistance given for relief and support.
- Belgian town known for its restorative mineral springs – SPA: A town famous for its healing waters.
- Be bold – DARE: To take a risk or challenge.
- Environs – MILIEU: Surroundings or environment.
- Get in a corpse pose – LIE: To recline or lie down, especially in yoga.
- Let out a sigh – EXHALED: Released breath audibly.
- Superlative for a quiche or frittata – EGGIEST: Containing the most eggs.
- Register – REALIZE: To become aware of or understand.
- Ladies who lunch maybe – GALPALS: Female friends who dine together.
- Did up – STYLED: Arranged or dressed in a particular style.
- Drawn-out story of travel woes? – ODYSSEY: A long and adventurous journey.
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- Like megaphones – LOUD: Amplifying sound; misspelling correction needed.
- Get ready! … or what to do upon hearing the ends of the answers to the starred clues? – PREPARE: To get set or make ready.
- Red-haired Disney princess – ARIEL: The mermaid princess from “The Little Mermaid.”
- ___ Tam (Australia’s favorite cookie) – TIM: Tim Tam, a popular Australian biscuit.
- Some PC ports – USB: Universal Serial Bus, used for connecting devices.
- Eastern flycatcher – ARIEL: A type of bird; need clarification.
- Wood used in some surfboards – BALSA: A lightweight wood often used in making surfboards.
- Boo-boo – OWIE: A small injury or bruise.
- Sitarist Shankar – RAVI: Ravi Shankar, a renowned sitar player.
- Potential product of asteroid mining – ORE: Raw material that can be extracted from asteroids.
- What an inflated glove may serve as for a cow costume – UDDER: Mimicking the udder of a cow.
- Highlight of a rock collection – GEM: A precious stone.
- University of Delaware’s Fightin’ Blue ___ – HENS: The mascot for the University of Delaware.
- Question after an absence – WHERE: Asking about location after someone returns.
- Second group to vote – NAYS: Those voting against.
- Snack brand whose Japanese flavors include tuna mayonnaise and clam chowder – PRINGLES: A brand known for its unique chip flavors.
- Two out of 10 – NAYS: A negative vote count.
- Give a leg up to – BOOST: To help someone rise or improve.
- Grove – COPSE: A small group of trees.
- Like chimneys – SOOTY: Covered with soot.
- Dawning sounds – COOS: Gentle sounds made by birds or infants.
- Helpful FYI – TIP: Useful information.
- A good way – WELL: A positive or beneficial manner.
- Ambient musician whose name is found in white noise – ENO: Brian Eno, an ambient music pioneer.
- Hibernation spot – DEN: A place where animals sleep during winter.
- Wall Street worker – TRADER: A person who buys and sells financial assets.
- Unwinds – RELAXES: To become less tense or anxious.
- Wind up – END: To conclude or finish.
- Busted – CAUGHT: Discovered while doing something wrong.
- Like Red Delicious apples – RED: Describing the color of the apples.
- Painter Velázquez – DIEGO: Diego Velázquez, a famous Spanish painter.
- Supplications – PRAYERS: Requests for help or expressions of thanks addressed to God.
- Checkout division – AISLE: A passage between rows of shelves in a store.
- Mediterranean appetizer – MEZE: Small dishes served as appetizers in Mediterranean cuisine.
- Great Scott! – EGAD: An exclamation of surprise or shock.
- Not much to look at – PLAIN: Simple or unremarkable in appearance.
- Indie artist’s site – ETSY: An online marketplace for handmade and vintage items.
- Short for short – NICK: A shortened form of a name.
- Certain network IDs – SSID: Service Set Identifier, a name for a Wi-Fi network.
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