On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of August 4th 2023.
August 4th 2023 Answers
| Clue | Answer | 
|---|---|
| Junior mint? | PLAYMONEY | 
| Vets' counterparts | NEWBS | 
| 1990 film that Roger Ebert called "so implausible that it makes it hard for us to really care about the plight of the kid" | HOMEALONE | 
| Kind of acid found in "good" fats | OLEIC | 
| High point of a trip to California? | ELCAPITAN | 
| "Same" | DITTO | 
| No-win situation | WASH | 
| Gusto | VIM | 
| Handled | SEENTO | 
| Org. for Triple H and The Ultimate Warrior | WWE | 
| Hazmat monitor | OSHA | 
| Flashy hoops highlight, for short | OOP | 
| Big sister? | MOTHERSUPERIOR | 
| How some deli meats are served | ONRYE | 
| Chi-town fixture since 1847, with "the" | TRIB | 
| U.S. prez commemorated with a stone tablet in London's Westminster Abbey | FDR | 
| Little rascal | STINKER | 
| Site for many of Jesus' miracles | GALILEE | 
| Nigerian people in "Things Fall Apart" | IBO | 
| Space scrap? | NOGO | 
| Eponym for U.S. track and field's highest award | OWENS | 
| Things that can really make someone pop? | PATERNITYTESTS | 
| Rank for TV's Klinger and Radar: Abbr. | CPL | 
| Enters, in a way | LOGS | 
| Slip | ERR | 
| "Barry ___" (1975 Kubrick drama) | LYNDON | 
| Info in a visitor's text, maybe | ETA | 
| Feature of an empty room, perhaps | ECHO | 
| Asteroids system | ATARI | 
| John Harvard, of Harvard University, and others | CLERGYMEN | 
| Non-English "Uncle" | NOMAS | 
| Graphic novelist who created "Watchmen" and "V for Vendetta" | ALANMOORE | 
| Teacher's directive | SEEME | 
| Classic 1966 album with the tracks "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and "Sloop John B" | PETSOUNDS | 
| Cry that accompanies relief … or a reek | PHEW | 
| ___ Bunny (Looney Tunes character) | LOLA | 
| Some theaters | AMCS | 
| "I suppose it can't hurt" | YEAHWHYNOT | 
| Feature of open-world video games | MAP | 
| Hit Broadway musical with an exclamation point in its name | OLIVER | 
| Formal denial | NOTI | 
| Charm, to King Charles | ENAMOUR | 
| Itch | YEN | 
| "Sorry, babe" | NODEAR | 
| Peace Nobelist Wiesel | ELIE | 
| Ineffectual sorts | WETNOODLES | 
| Format for peer-to-peer file sharing | BITTORRENT | 
| Exclusive | SCOOP | 
| Queen of ___ | SHEBA | 
| In shorthand, it's written with two S's and two T's | WEEK | 
| Tap | SPIGOT | 
| ___ Eisley ("Star Wars" spaceport) | MOS | 
| A little taller than normal, say, as a kiddie | ONTIPPYTOE | 
| Certain native identity | TRIBALNAME | 
| Heavily caffeinated, say | STRONG | 
| Advice lead-in | IFIWEREYOU | 
| "The Smartest Guys in the Room" subject | ENRON | 
| Major fantasy franchise, in brief | LOTR | 
| Suffix with govern | ESS | 
| Princess in Disney's "Enchanted" | GISELLE | 
| Children's writer Greenfield | ELOISE | 
| Pines | YEARNS | 
| The Hatfields and McCoys, e.g. | CLANS | 
| Small amount of whiskey | DRAM | 
| Milk source | TEAT | 
| "Ugh, this is unbelievable!" | CMON | 
| What's rounded up in a roundup | HERD | 
| Column on the far right, maybe | ONES | 
| Cover | CAP | 
| A malaria-resistant mosquito is one, for short | GMO | 
| Junior mint? | PLAYMONEY | 
| Vets' counterparts | NEWBS | 
| 1990 film that Roger Ebert called "so implausible that it makes it hard for us to really care about the plight of the kid" | HOMEALONE | 
| Kind of acid found in "good" fats | OLEIC | 
| High point of a trip to California? | ELCAPITAN | 
| "Same" | DITTO | 
| No-win situation | WASH | 
| Gusto | VIM | 
| Handled | SEENTO | 
| Org. for Triple H and The Ultimate Warrior | WWE | 
| Hazmat monitor | OSHA | 
| Flashy hoops highlight, for short | OOP | 
| Big sister? | MOTHERSUPERIOR | 
| How some deli meats are served | ONRYE | 
| Chi-town fixture since 1847, with "the" | TRIB | 
| U.S. prez commemorated with a stone tablet in London's Westminster Abbey | FDR | 
| Little rascal | STINKER | 
| Site for many of Jesus' miracles | GALILEE | 
| Nigerian people in "Things Fall Apart" | IBO | 
| Space scrap? | NOGO | 
| Eponym for U.S. track and field's highest award | OWENS | 
| Things that can really make someone pop? | PATERNITYTESTS | 
| Rank for TV's Klinger and Radar: Abbr. | CPL | 
| Enters, in a way | LOGS | 
| Slip | ERR | 
| "Barry ___" (1975 Kubrick drama) | LYNDON | 
| Info in a visitor's text, maybe | ETA | 
| Feature of an empty room, perhaps | ECHO | 
| Asteroids system | ATARI | 
| John Harvard, of Harvard University, and others | CLERGYMEN | 
| Non-English "Uncle" | NOMAS | 
| Graphic novelist who created "Watchmen" and "V for Vendetta" | ALANMOORE | 
| Teacher's directive | SEEME | 
| Classic 1966 album with the tracks "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and "Sloop John B" | PETSOUNDS | 
| Cry that accompanies relief … or a reek | PHEW | 
| ___ Bunny (Looney Tunes character) | LOLA | 
| Some theaters | AMCS | 
| "I suppose it can't hurt" | YEAHWHYNOT | 
| Feature of open-world video games | MAP | 
| Hit Broadway musical with an exclamation point in its name | OLIVER | 
| Formal denial | NOTI | 
| Charm, to King Charles | ENAMOUR | 
| Itch | YEN | 
| "Sorry, babe" | NODEAR | 
| Peace Nobelist Wiesel | ELIE | 
| Ineffectual sorts | WETNOODLES | 
| Format for peer-to-peer file sharing | BITTORRENT | 
| Exclusive | SCOOP | 
| Queen of ___ | SHEBA | 
| In shorthand, it's written with two S's and two T's | WEEK | 
| Tap | SPIGOT | 
| ___ Eisley ("Star Wars" spaceport) | MOS | 
| A little taller than normal, say, as a kiddie | ONTIPPYTOE | 
| Certain native identity | TRIBALNAME | 
| Heavily caffeinated, say | STRONG | 
| Advice lead-in | IFIWEREYOU | 
| "The Smartest Guys in the Room" subject | ENRON | 
| Major fantasy franchise, in brief | LOTR | 
| Suffix with govern | ESS | 
| Princess in Disney's "Enchanted" | GISELLE | 
| Children's writer Greenfield | ELOISE | 
| Pines | YEARNS | 
| The Hatfields and McCoys, e.g. | CLANS | 
| Small amount of whiskey | DRAM | 
| Milk source | TEAT | 
| "Ugh, this is unbelievable!" | CMON | 
| What's rounded up in a roundup | HERD | 
| Column on the far right, maybe | ONES | 
| Cover | CAP | 
| A malaria-resistant mosquito is one, for short | GMO | 
 
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