On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of July 18th 2021.
July 18th 2021 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Certain music royalties collector, for short | ASCAP |
| Viva ___ (aloud) | VOCE |
| Dirty look | SCOWL |
| Even once | EVER |
| Part of R.I. | RHODE |
| Big exporter of saffron | IRAN |
| Sci-fi intro to "forming" | TERRA |
| Foul | VILE |
| "Enjoy the food!" | BONAPPETIT |
| Sportscaster who memorably asked "Do you believe in miracles?" | ALMICHAELS |
| Crush | OVERPOWER |
| Emmy-winning FX series created by Donald Glover | ATLANTA |
| "Curses!" | FIE |
| Challenger astronaut Judith | RESNIK |
| *"With enough butter, ___" | ANYTHINGISGOOD |
| Commanded | LED |
| Fuel economy authority, for short | EPA |
| Main artery | AORTA |
| *"A party without cake is ___" | REALLYJUSTAMEETING |
| Retin-A target | ACNE |
| Healthful property of a beach town | SEAAIR |
| Chicken or veal dish, in brief | PARM |
| Merit | EARN |
| Boardroom plot? | GRAPH |
| Hangout rooms | DENS |
| Pair of quads | OCTAD |
| The Powerpuff Girls, e.g. | TRIO |
| Filmmaker with a distinctive style | AUTEUR |
| Affixes, as a cloth patch | IRONSON |
| Something that's gone bad if it floats when placed in a bowl of water | EGG |
| *"If you're alone in the kitchen and you drop the lamb, you can always just pick it up. ___?" | WHOSGOINGTOKNOW |
| Word mistakenly heard at a Springsteen concert | BOO |
| Under way | STARTED |
| Beethoven's Third | EROICA |
| Reverse | UNDO |
| Tons | ALOAD |
| Seriously hurt | MAIM |
| Move quickly, informally | MOTOR |
| ___ o'clock (when happy hour begins) | BEER |
| Host's offer at a housewarming | TOUR |
| Spongelike | POROUS |
| Focal points | LOCI |
| *"I enjoy cooking with wine. Sometimes I ___" | EVENPUTITINTHEFOOD |
| "Same here" | ASDOI |
| Word with noodle or nap | WET |
| ___ lepton (elementary particle) | TAU |
| *"The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for ___" | THESTEAKTOCOOK |
| Stamps (out) | SNUFFS |
| One of Abraham Lincoln's is in the Smithsonian | HAT |
| "Welcome to the Jungle" rocker | AXLROSE |
| Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth | FORTUNATE |
| Cause of a smartphone ding, perhaps | EMAILALERT |
| Chef quoted in this puzzle's starred clues | JULIACHILD |
| Guitar part | NECK |
| Member of la famiglia | MAMMA |
| Letters on an F-22 Raptor | USAF |
| One given onboarding | HIREE |
| 1975 Wimbledon champ | ASHE |
| Like voile and chiffon | SHEER |
| What may make the grade | TEST |
| Direct | STEER |
| Shady spot | ARBOR |
| Less-than-subtle basketball foul | SHOVE |
| Temporary road markers | CONES |
| "I don't give ___!" | ADARN |
| Pharmaceutical picker-upper | PEPPILL |
| Penthouse perk | VIEW |
| "Coffee ___?" | ORTEA |
| Stone memorial | CAIRN |
| Suffix with exist | ENT |
| Actor Jason who was once on Britain's national diving team | STATHAM |
| Four-stringed instruments | CELLI |
| Financial adviser Suze | ORMAN |
| Dry with a twist | WRING |
| Milk: Prefix | LACTI |
| NASA spacewalk | EVA |
| Try to win | VIEFOR |
| Page who became the first openly trans man to appear on the cover of Time magazine (2021) | ELLIOT |
| L.A. neighborhood referenced in Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" | RESEDA |
| Coolers | POKEYS |
| Comedian Minhaj | HASAN |
| How some bonds are sold | ATPAR |
| Himalayan legends | YETIS |
| Fetch | GOGET |
| Provided tunes for a party, in brief | DJED |
| Backbone of Indian classical music | RAGA |
| Earth tone | ECRU |
| Body sci. | ANAT |
| Toon first introduced in the 1945 short "Odor-able Kitty" | LEPEW |
| Neighbor of Oman: Abbr. | UAE |
| Japanese honorific | SAN |
| Florida attraction with 11 themed pavilions | EPCOT |
| "His wife could ___ lean" | EATNO |
| Family name in Steinbeck's "East of Eden" | TRASK |
| "That's it for me" | IMDONE |
| Exist | ARE |
| Outfit | RIG |
| Drink garnished with nutmeg | NOG |
| Quizzical responses | HUHS |
| Part of NGO: Abbr. | ORG |
| Change from portrait to landscape, say | ROTATE |
| Neither red nor blue: Abbr. | IND |
| Benchmark | NORM |
| Locks-up shop? | SALON |
| Any set of elements in a column on the periodic table | GROUP |
| Japanese port near Sapporo | OTARU |
| War zone danger, for short | IED |
| "A Room of One's Own" novelist | WOOLF |
| Mac | BUB |
| Gastric acid, on the pH scale | ONE |
| Tribute in verse | ODE |
| Classic Langston Hughes poem | ITOO |
| First name in fashion | COCO |
| Saharan | ARID |
| Snacks that sometimes come in sleeves | OREOS |
| Words to live by | MOTTO |
| The Cardinals, on scoreboards | ARI |
| Large Hadron Collider bit | ION |
| Many a rescue dog | MUTT |
| It's not the whole thing | PIECE |
| Mount ___, California volcano | SHASTA |
| Critical | VITAL |
| Rank for a rear admiral | TWOSTAR |
| What the Unsullied warriors are on "Game of Thrones" | EUNUCHS |
| She turned Arachne into a spider after losing a weaving contest | ATHENA |
| Wags a finger at | SHAMES |
| Separate | DETACH |
| Tough period of the school year | EXAMS |
| Bayt ___ (destination for a Muslim pilgrim) | ALLAH |
| Krispy ___ | KREME |
| Crooner Mel | TORME |
| Handy | OFUSE |
| Caffeine-rich nuts | KOLAS |
| Still alive, in dodgeball | UNHIT |
| Laissez-___ | FAIRE |
| N.J. city on the Hudson | FTLEE |
| Meal at which parsley is dipped in salt water | SEDER |
| Serious divide | RIFT |
| Candy aisle name | IKE |
| Protrude | JUT |
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