Clues
- Reference point for nighttime navigation
- Trim as a photo
- Toodles!
- Sci-fi hero ___ Skywalker
- Volcano output
- Casper is a friendly one
- Not much
- Actor Epps
- Sounds from a sty
- Tennis great with a sister whos also a tennis great
- Sought political office
- Ye ___ Shoppe
- British royal crowned in May 2023
- Tic-___-toe
- AMCs Better Call ___
- Failed to
- Cry on a roller coaster
- Riders handful
- Great detective of kid-lit
- Its ___! (classic Frankenstein line)
- Come off as
- Haws partner
- First Latina justice successor to David Souter
- Exam for an aspiring atty.
- Fury
- Words before legal action … or what one might exclaim to 19- 24- and 45-Across?
- Material for LPs
- Worker welfare org.
- CT scan alternatives
- Weeps
- Edward ___ poet who wrote The Owl and the Pussy-cat
- Frozen waffle brand
- Emulates Snoop Dogg or Doja Cat
- Small whirlpool
- Eliot of the Untouchables
- Serb Slovene or Slovak
- Paper towel roll leftover
- Similar (to)
- Part of a round trip
- Comically packed circus vehicle
- Actor Malek of Bohemian Rhapsody
- Speed-skating track shape
- Word after beauty or pizza
- Adds ones two cents
- Atoms with charges
- Pose as a question
- Extra periods in sports in brief
- Provoked
- Gives in to gravity as a roof
- Sick
- Artist Frida renowned for her self-portraits
- Strand as during a blizzard
- Shade of color
- Group of showbiz elites
- State whose license plates read Famous Potatoes
- Prefix with continental or faith
- Tabloid twosome
- ___ the night before Christmas …
- Stares said to inflict curses
- Keanu Reevess role in The Matrix
- For-prophet institution?
- Painting studio stands
- Podcast host Maron
- Pronounce
- Peter of Lawrence of Arabia
- Tower of London guards
- Hair salon sound
- Previously owned
- If ___ a nickel …
- Strongly encourage
- Fixes as a carnival game
- General ___ chicken
- TiVo forerunner
- Nest egg fund in brief
NY Times Crossword July 31 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on July 31, 2023 is sure to challenge even the most experienced puzzlers. With its unique clues and tricky wordplay, it's sure to keep you guessing until the very end. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you're sure to find something to enjoy in this classic puzzle.
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