New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 07 08

crossword answers
Clue Answer
PUT THROUGH THE PACES TEST
Shutterbug’s device CAMERA
MORE LEVELHEADED SANER
SYNAGOGUE CHESTS ARKS
HANKER (FOR) YEARN
Skunk’s defense ODOR
Where things can be bought with baht THAILAND
DO SOMETHING ACT
Tax cheat’s dread AUDIT
“___ Te Ching” TAO
“Oh, what’s the ___?” USE
“Phooey!” RATS
SALT LAKE CITY COLLEGIANS UTES
“My guess is …” IDSAY
Fishy topping ROE
NO-NOS DONTS
Vegetable in Creole cuisine OKRA
Kind of exam that would be apt in dental school? ORAL
Blue expanses on maps SEAS
Decorator’s suggestion COLORSCHEME
FUSE TOGETHER MELD
Kid with an attitude BRAT
SHADE HUE
“Boy, is that loud!” … or a hint to the ends of 17-, 25-, 38- and 49-Across WHATARACKET
Do-or-die moment CRUNCHTIME
Taj Mahal’s city AGRA
Who’s who in a movie CAST
YAHOO COMPETITOR MSN
OOMPH ZIP
Fuzzy part of a kiwi SKIN
Titular Shakespearean teenager ROMEO
Capital city of Western Australia PERTH
“Eureka!” or “Ouch!” CRY
Pants that are often blue JEANS
WHITE HOUSE POLICY CHIEF CZAR
Nickname consisting of the 19th?21st letters of the alphabet STU
SURVEYS OF PUBLIC OPINION POLLS
Puccini’s “La Rondine” or “Turandot” OPERA
Dove’s sound COO
Mr. Potato Head attachment EAR
“You’ll never know until you ___!” TRY
City that’s home to Copacabana Beach, familiarly RIO
ALMOST TOO COINCIDENTAL EERIE
Fishing rod attachment REEL
Gathering for superhero fans COMICCON
Busiest time to travel PEAKSEASON
Kickflip or heelflip, for example SKATEBOARDTRICK
Word yelled in unison by party guests SURPRISE
ONE-NAMED SINGER FROM ICELAND BJORK
“OK, understood” GOTIT
“___ Ha’i” (“South Pacific” song) BALI
COMEDIAN POUNDSTONE PAULA
Actor Seth of “Superbad” ROGEN
Carpet calculations AREAS
“Yes, cap’n!” AYESIR
Flower in an Easter bouquet LILY
Father of Bart, Lisa and Maggie HOMER
“Jeopardy!” host Jennings KEN
Tongue-clicking sound TSK
Created for a specific purpose, as a committee ADHOC
Hazard near a hive BEESTING
PHOTOS PICS
What cover the outfield walls of many baseball stadiums ADS
HASTY ESCAPE LAM
INTERNATIONAL TREATY PACT
Garment that usually clasps in the back BRA
Actress Thurman of “Pulp Fiction” UMA
TAKES FIVE RESTS
LAPTOP BRAND ACER
CALF-LENGTH SLACKS CAPRIS
CURRENCY OF MEXICO PESO
EASY VICTORY ROMP
COMMOTION NOISE
FAREWELL, IN FRANCE ADIEU
Say “cheese” for the 48-Across SMILE
August baby, perhaps LEO
FIGHTING WORDS ITSWAR
SURGERY SITES, FOR SHORT ORS