Saturday, July 11, 2020

New York Times Crossword Answers, July 12th 2020

On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of July 12th 2020.

July 12th 2020 Answers

Clue Answer
"The King of Latin Pop" IGLESIAS
"The Tale of ___ Puddle-Duck" (Beatrix Potter children's book) JEMIMA
Give an address ORATE
Onscreen twins, often DUALROLE
Ruler of the afterlife, in Egyptian mythology OSIRIS
Benefit of some online purchases NOTAX
Chore for a censor? TAKEOUTTHETRASH
LaBelle or LuPone PATTI
With, at a café AVEC
The Cards, on scoreboards ARI
Chore for a satellite TV technician? DOTHEDISHES
Wayne's sidekick in old "S.N.L." skits GARTH
What a digital subscription might end ADS
Current location SEA
Certify formally, with "to" ATTEST
Scientist who said "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious" EINSTEIN
Wet weather wear PONCHO
Chore for a security guard? SWEEPTHEFLOOR
Notch-like VSHAPED
Wildcatter's target OIL
___ Na Na SHA
"Othello" setting VENICE
Like a list of lists of lists META
Kristen of "Bridesmaids" WIIG
___ Verde National Park MESA
Having zero talent for POORAT
Wisconsin senator Johnson RON
Person to look out for NUMEROUNO
Chore for a rower? GOTOTHEBANK
"Chandelier" singer, 2014 SIA
"Be honest!" ADMITIT
Hoppy medium? ALE
Chore for a knight? SORTTHEMAIL
Eats daintily NIBBLESON
Japanese vegetable UDO
Icy moon of Jupiter EUROPA
Author James AGEE
Air Force 1 maker NIKE
Calf-length skirt MIDI
Bakery enticements AROMAS
"Come to think of it ..." SAY
Proven postulate LAW
Zen principle ONENESS
Chore for a dog-walker? PICKUPTHETOYS
More watered down WEAKER
Statement before a demonstration HERESHOW
Children's author Richard SCARRY
Insurance giant AIG
It's spotted at the craps table DIE
Fool, in Canadian slang HOSER
Chore for an N.F.L. owner? PAYTHEBILLS
Pro at deductions CPA
Daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise SURI
"The Princess Bride" character ___ Montoya INIGO
Chore for a bowling alley employee? CLEANTHEGUTTERS
Carrying a key? TONAL
Forthcoming CANDID
Goes wild RUNSAMOK
Horse ___ SENSE
Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with "the" STEEPS
With a firm grip SECURELY
Conference attendee's clip-on IDTAG
Tropical sorbet flavor GUAVA
Magic, once LAKER
The people's choice ELECTEE
B'way posting SRO
Kitty paper IOU
Utah resort town ALTA
Fixed charge SETRATE
Average guy JOE
Abbr. on a city limits sign ESTD
Certain Spanish Surrealist paintings MIROS
Ticked off IRATE
Cause of a small setback MISHAP
World's largest tennis stadium, familiarly ASHE
Hitting the right note ONPITCH
Common Christmas entree ROASTHAM
Where Groucho, Chico and Harpo spent a night ATTHEOPERA
Crispy cookie brand TATES
Live EXIST
Like most modern TVs, informally HIDEF
Judo levels DANS
Coxae, familiarly HIPS
Most common surname in Brazil SILVA
Math degree NTH
Former SeaWorld attraction SHAMU
San Francisco's ___ Valley NOE
Patent OVERT
Scattered about SOWN
Nintendo gaming console with a pileup of vowels WIIU
Tourney format, for short ELIM
Baked ONPOT
Potential result of social unrest RIOTING
___ mess (traditional English dessert) ETON
Cold and humid DANK
"Germ" that's passed from one child to another COOTIE
Heroic exploit GEST
Bewitch ENAMOR
Redundant name for a drink SODAPOP
Captain with a whalebone leg AHAB
Bad thing for a bluffer TELL
Ceremony RITE
Home to the landmark Koko Crater OAHU
Poet ___ Scott-Heron GIL
Served as BEEN
It's due south of Hollywood MIAMI
Shoving match, in a way SUMO
Thor's father ODIN
Motel 6 alternative RODEWAYINN
Strike ERASE
Tops BESTS
Isolated team of workers, in business-speak SILO
"I guess" OKAY
6:00 broadcast NEWS
Didn't just assume ASKED
Noble thing INERTGAS
German exclamation ACH
"That hits the spot" AHH
Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians" YEOH
Helmet opening EARHOLE
Scottish terrier type SKYE
Actor Robert of "Spenser: For Hire" URICH
Eyes, informally PEEPERS
Like the rank of major general TWOSTAR
Lambaste RAILAT
Barbecue rods SPITS
Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be used CANOE
Woods who voiced Cinderella ILENE
Open space in a forest GLADE
Snarky challenge SUEME
Swashbuckling Flynn ERROL
Like investing in a start-up RISKY
Loops in, in a way BCCS
Small cut SNIP
Bad fit AGUE
Six-pt. plays TDS
Chapel Hill sch. UNC
Houston sch. TSU

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