Clues
- Org. for Sandra Bullock in Miss Congeniality
- Shawarma wraps
- Tear things
- Sorry
- Dress (up) quaintly
- Dress up
- ___ nous
- Bring up to ___
- Nocturnal bird known for its distinct calls informally
- –
- How things might go on the internet
- Fit
- ___ Moshfegh author of the 2015 Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award-winning novel Eileen
- Collections of bets
- Response to a repeat introduction
- Respond to
- Some outdoor seats
- –
- 14 000-foot volcano in California
- Hallmarks of Scottish accents
- Long walk
- Secret lairs
- –
- Grammy winner Hill
- Green beginning
- Lifted as spirits
- Swelling
- Sch. with the mascot Sparky the Sun Devil
- Zakat in Islam
- Equivalent of one gallon
- –
- Some roofing material
- Part of a day care schedule
- From India or Pakistan
- Wee in one spelling
- Hit Mach I … or a hint to answering eight pairs of consecutive entries in this puzzle
- Run for it!
- Beneficent
- Denomination of Bostons historic Charles Street Church Abbr.
- Real so-and-so
- Anything you want!
- –
- Nibble (on)
- Substance banned for agricultural use in 1972 for short
- Style that flares out from the waist
- One crying Help!?
- Big money exec
- Growing season
- Former magazine that featured male nudes
- –
- Up there so to speak
- Princess of Power in the comics
- Let live
- 2 vis-à-vis 8 3 vis-à-vis 27 etc.
- –
- Lauder of cosmetics
- Amherst sch.
- Tied up
- Fade hairstyle sported by Grace Jones
- Stack up
- Skin marks
- Lollygagger
- –
- Among
- Lingered (on)
- Hit one out of the park
- Member org. of the Five Eyes alliance
- Something picked in an argument
- Habitat for vicuñas
- Some essays
- Couturier who created Le Smoking tuxedo for short
- Victory! in internet shorthand
- Clothing style with hippie influences
- Look at the time!
- Easily recognizable
- Responses prompted by an officiant
- Tugboat jobs
- Side by side maybe?
- Show shot in Studio 8H for short
- Gobbles up
- Marriages
- Copy command on a keyboard
- Offensive line in football say?
- Fleur de ___ (seasoning)
- Same here
- Irene ___ (the Woman to Sherlock Holmes)
- 411
- Fresh
- Nonsense to Brits
- Medicare section that covers prescription drugs
- Comment when trying to get a discussion back on track
- U.S. Davis Cup player for 10 years
- Slippery stuff
- Heap praise on
- Believes so to speak
- Something to pray on
- Pep
- Like many true-crime dramas
- Aslans world
- Overdraft fees e.g.
- Capns subordinate
- Fenced-in patches of mud
- ___ guide
- Reality show fodder
- ___ Lingus
- Long-term security option in brief
- Responded to Speak!
- Modernizes the equipment of
- ___ forget …
- Steamed food items eaten with the hands
- Recipient of a 2008 govt. bailout
- Scraping (by)
- Browser destination
- Language group of sub-Saharan Africa
- Thats ... so ... crazy!
- Agog
- Many do this on the beach
- What an errant red sock may do in a load of whites
- All ___
- Humorously exaggerated
- Exemption from consequences
- Shoppe descriptor
- Took a breather
- Things revealing basic truths?
- Like Zambia relative to Angola
- Feed as a pup might
- Fades (out)
- Holy text divided into suras
- Savory quality
- Suffer an embarrassing loss
- Sped
- Something that closes quickly
- Capital of Togo
- Parroted
- Sidewalk snogging e.g. for short
- Dexter channel familiarly
- ___ Penn actor who held a post in the Obama White House
NY Times Crossword July 23 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on July 23, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture to history to literature, this crossword will test your knowledge and keep you on your toes. With a mix of easy and difficult clues, this puzzle is sure to be a fun and rewarding experience.
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