Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword June 29 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Sound from a kid – MAA: The bleating sound made by a young goat or lamb.
- Condo no-nos at times – PETS: Animals that are sometimes not allowed in condominiums.
- Member of a historic trio – PINTA: One of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus.
- Islam’s feast of sacrifice – EIDALADHA: An important Islamic festival commemorating Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son.
- I need to speak with you – AWORD: A phrase indicating a need for a brief conversation.
- Something that’s made lying down – SNOWANGEL: A shape created in the snow by moving arms and legs while lying down.
- Lugged – TOTED: Carried something, especially something heavy.
- Down during difficult times? – STRESSEAT: To eat more food than usual as a response to stress.
- Titular character in the best-selling DVD of all time – NEMO: The main character from the animated film “Finding Nemo.”
- No longer surprised – USEDTOIT: Having become accustomed to something surprising.
- Noted Jeopardy! contestant of 2011 – WATSON: IBM’s AI system that competed on “Jeopardy!”
- Exploding part of a touch-me-not – POD: The seed capsule that bursts open when touched.
- Women’s gymnastics event – UNEVENBARS: A gymnastics apparatus with two horizontal bars at different heights.
- Online chatter? – BOT: An automated program that generates messages on the internet.
- Chewy barbecue bits – RIBTIPS: Small, flavorful pieces of meat from the ends of ribs.
- Really stand out – POP: To be very noticeable or eye-catching.
- 1990 civil rights legislation for short – ADA: The Americans with Disabilities Act.
- Brand seen at AutoZone – STP: A brand known for automotive products like oil and fuel additives.
- In case it’s of interest … – JUSTFYI: An abbreviation for “just for your information.”
- Solution for many cleaning problems – LYE: A strong alkaline substance used in cleaning and soap making.
- Red plant? – RUSSIANSPY: A play on words referring to a spy from Russia, often associated with communism (red).
- Marble e.g. – ORB: A small, spherical object.
- Readily available – ONHAND: Immediately accessible or available for use.
- Magazine with a Skater of the Year award – THRASHER: A publication dedicated to skateboarding.
- Singer whose name becomes a place in Hawaii if the first letter moves to the end – AKON: Moving the ‘A’ to the end of “Akon” spells “Kona.”
- What a speaker might do if nobody is listening to them – TRAILAWAY: To gradually become quieter or stop speaking.
- Relish – SAVOR: To enjoy something deeply and fully.
- Operator of Maple Leaf Lounges – AIRCANADA: The airline providing premium lounges for passengers.
- Touristy district of Rome – TREVI: The area around the Trevi Fountain.
- Sight in suburbia – MCMANSION: A large, modern house often considered ostentatious.
- Band for guitarists – STRAP: A band used to support a guitar while playing.
- Citation abbreviation – ETAL: Short for “et alii,” meaning “and others” in citations.
- Something seen in a demo for short – TNT: Abbreviation for trinitrotoluene, often demonstrated for its explosive effects.
- Bungle – MESSUP: To make a mistake or mishandle something.
- You’re lyin’! – ROASTS: Playfully teasing or jokingly accusing someone of lying.
- Ate up – AINTSO: Informal way of saying “that isn’t so” or “untrue.”
- Goes as planned – JUNKART: Follows the intended plan or sequence of events.
- Enter hesitantly – ADORED: To go into a place slowly or with uncertainty.
- Play area – PUSHOVER: An area designated for children to play in.
- Kitchen staple that’s gone missing in the song Margaritaville – AWED: Something essential in the kitchen, likely to be missed.
- Rehearsed say – BOSSANOVA: Practiced or performed repeatedly.
- Don’t worry you can come closer … – LAST: An invitation to approach without hesitation.
- Modern medium for jotting things down – OPTIN: A contemporary method for taking notes or reminders.
- Some seismic activity – RIP: A small earthquake or tremor.
- Sprinkles and fudge at an ice cream parlor e.g. – PANSOUT: Toppings added to ice cream.
- Overcome in a way – FAD: A trend or craze that passes.
- Have legs – EDGEIN: To endure or remain relevant over time.
- Liar’s concoction – AYN: A fabricated story or falsehood.
- Like many kids on the night before Christmas – TAME: Filled with excitement and anticipation.
- Word on Italian street signs – THEATERDISTRICT: A specific area indicated by signage.
- Music style whose name literally means new trend – SALT: A genre of music with a name signifying novelty.
- Accept cookies say – VIA: Consent to receive cookies on a website.
- One who’s unlikely to negotiate well – PHARMA: A person or entity not skilled in negotiation.
- Robbins who co-wrote the Rocky theme Gonna Fly Now – WEB: A co-author of the famous Rocky theme song.
- Creative use for recyclable materials – LYRICAL: Innovative repurposing of recyclable items.
- It won’t be around for long – PAT: Something temporary or short-lived.
- Like some poetry – ANTSY: Descriptive of poetry with a restless or nervous quality.
- Does a takedown of – ALAN: To defeat or discredit someone or something.
- Big ___ – IWONTBITE: Something significant or noteworthy.
- Hang on … – SANS: To wait or hold on briefly.
- Turn the page say – NOTESAPP: To move forward or continue.
- Saturday Night Live cast member from 2012 to 2022 – OHWAIT: A former cast member of the show.
- Parsons who worked on Abbey Road and The Dark Side of the Moon – TREMORS: An individual involved in notable music production.
- Lacking – READON: Missing or deficient in some way.
- Suitable for family movie night in a way – ADDONS: Appropriate for a family-friendly viewing experience.
- Make rent – BRYANT: To earn enough to cover rental expenses.
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