On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of July 30th 2023.
July 30th 2023 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Org. that sells "Speaking up for those who can't" T-shirts | ASPCA |
| Bread or pasta, informally | CARB |
| Rae of "Vengeance" | ISSA |
| Gives off | EMITS |
| Social movement that Teddy Roosevelt proclaimed "the most American thing in America" | CHAUTAUQUA |
| Boyfriend | BEAU |
| Christopher ___, director of "Oppenheimer" (2023) | NOLAN |
| "Hugh Hefner was quite the media mogul. They called him ..." | MISTERBUNNYMAGS |
| Leaf-wrapped Turkish dish | DOLMA |
| Chargeable cars, for short | EVS |
| Jerkface | MEANIE |
| "Hands off!" | LETGO |
| Catch | BAG |
| Key item | FOB |
| Lauder in the cosmetics aisle | ESTEE |
| Grabs a snack, say | REFUELS |
| "I know they've had them on all day, but let the kids eat their candy. After all, a Ring Pop is a ..." | WEARABLETHINGTOTASTE |
| "Mwa-ha-ha-ha" is one | EVILLAUGH |
| "General" with a spicy recipe | TSO |
| De Armas who name-checked the New York Times crossword on "S.N.L." | ANA |
| Slithering swimmer | EEL |
| Raison d'___ | ETRE |
| One of a record 2,297 for Hank Aaron | RBI |
| Bit of Old Norse | RUNE |
| Columbus sch. | OSU |
| "Do you really trust these Bitcoiners? Beware ..." | GEEKSBEARINGGRIFTS |
| Suppressed, as a story | SATON |
| Dreaded collectors | TAXMEN |
| Academic with funding, say | GRANTEE |
| Formation involving fibrin | CLOT |
| Jumbled mess | HASH |
| "___-daisy!" | UPSY |
| Cherished | DEAR |
| Best | OPTIMAL |
| Family nickname | AUNTIE |
| Publicly makes fun of, slangily, with "on" | DUNKS |
| "That poor lion has a mighty toothache. Boy, ..." | WHENITPAINSITROARS |
| Boyo | LAD |
| Soothsayer | SEER |
| Counterpart of 76-Down | TAT |
| Big Apple fashion inits. | DKNY |
| Sport-___ (vehicle) | UTE |
| Home to Masada National Park: Abbr. | ISR |
| Lead-in to Pen | EPI |
| Sliced into thin strips, as carrots | JULIENNED |
| "Enjoy your stay on our horse farm. Hope it's not too noisy. You can expect ..." | THREEMARESQUEALSADAY |
| One of five every seven | WEEKDAY |
| Roman theater | ODEUM |
| Half a giggle | TEE |
| "Y" on a form | YES |
| "What ___" ("Bummer!") | ADRAG |
| Rain checks? | WIPERS |
| Kvass grain | RYE |
| Story that goes over one's head? | ATTIC |
| "Can you believe I sneaked into Buckingham Palace in a trunk and saw the king? I was a ..." | THRONESSTOWAWAY |
| What was exited during Brexit | THEEU |
| King who said "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" | LEAR |
| Annual New Year's celebration in Pasadena | ROSEPARADE |
| ___ Haute, Ind. | TERRE |
| Titular Austen heroine | EMMA |
| Small tips, maybe | ONES |
| Forest nymph | DRYAD |
| Fictional supplier of Jet-Propelled Pogo Sticks and Dehydrated Boulders | ACME |
| Makeshift knife | SHIV |
| Grading option | PASSFAIL |
| Director's shout | CUT |
| Loved, loved, loved, with "up" | ATE |
| Die, e.g. | CUBE |
| Shade of blue | AQUA |
| Verb for a biblical cup | RUNNETH |
| Cast out | BANISH |
| "Nobody ever got fired for buying ___" (old business saying) | IBM |
| With these, one can surely walk on water | SEALEGS |
| Learned | SAGE |
| ___-Hungarian Empire | AUSTRO |
| What might prompt nostalgia | ENDOFANERA |
| Pasture sound | MOO |
| "Uh-huh, sure" | ILLBET |
| Leaf-wrapped Mexican dish | TAMALE |
| Catches | SNAGS |
| Set, as a security system | ARM |
| Himalayan sight ... or maybe not | YETI |
| Start to see red | GETANGRY |
| The Magic, on scoreboards | ORL |
| Kind of whale with two blowholes | BALEEN |
| Whole | ENTIRE |
| Country with no official language | USA |
| Bitty | WEE |
| Night before | EVE |
| Restrain, as breath | BATE |
| Wait in the shadows | LURK |
| Expels | EGESTS |
| Of two minds | TORN |
| Kind of cat with short, curly fur | REX |
| Comic book sound effect | BAM |
| Fleece-lined boots | UGGS |
| Habitually | OFTEN |
| Rare treat, maybe | STEAK |
| Employers | USERS |
| Was accepted | GOTIN |
| Faith that preaches religious unity | BAHAI |
| Nunavut people | INUIT |
| Himalayan river | INDUS |
| Curmudgeon's countenance | SCOWL |
| ___ Centauri | ALPHA |
| Hauled | TOTED |
| Enjoy, as an article, even though it makes your blood boil | HATEREAD |
| Mont Blanc, par exemple | ALPE |
| Big name in chicken | PERDUE |
| Didn't pick up what someone was putting down | MISSEDACUE |
| Loose, as laces | UNTIED |
| U.S. intelligence org. | NSA |
| Counterpart of 84-Across | TIT |
| Least sweet, maybe | DRYEST |
| Square's length squared | AREA |
| Choctaw word for "people," as seen in a U.S. state name | OKLA |
| Kapoor of "Slumdog Millionaire" | ANIL |
| Happening | UNDERWAY |
| Oolong or Darjeeling | TEA |
| Ice cream entrepreneur Joseph | EDY |
| Annoy | IRK |
| Play thing? | PROGRAM |
| Eagerly accepts | JUMPSON |
| Dundee denial | NAE |
| Reach a dental milestone | TEETHE |
| Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter" | HESTER |
| Periwinkle, by another name | MYRTLE |
| Stitched | SEWN |
| "I want," in Oaxaca | QUIERO |
| Comedian Cenac | WYATT |
| [Excuse me] | AHEM |
| Latin 101 infinitive | ESSE |
| GPS suggestions: Abbr. | RTES |
| Soak (up) | SOP |
| When tripled, "Blah, blah, blah" | YADA |
| Word with eagle or green | EYED |
| Occupational suffix | IER |
| Italian unit of time | ORA |
| Big roll | WAD |
| Pirate's exclamation | ARR |
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