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New York Times Answers

Saturday, 18th July 2020
There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 18th July 2020. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Anchor
AAcross 9: Composer of the "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" collection
AAcross 15: From nothing, as CreationEXNIHILO
AAcross 16: Working rhythm
AAcross 17: "The Simpsons" character in sunglasses and platform shoesDISCOSTU
AAcross 18: Good thing to have on hand during winter?
AAcross 19: Accused of infringement, say
AAcross 20: Bit of resistance
AAcross 22: ___ acid
AAcross 23: Body shop add-ons, informally
AAcross 25: Bomb-confiscating org.
AAcross 27: One seeking table scraps, maybe
AAcross 28: With 1-Down, where students at Manhattan's Langone Center go, for shortNYU
AAcross 29: Ruined, as plans
AAcross 32: 1975 Wimbledon winner
AAcross 35: Outcome
AAcross 37: Something to pay a steep price for?
AAcross 38: The top Hot 100 solo artist of all time, per Billboard
AAcross 39: Gift in "The Gift of the Magi"
AAcross 40: Mammalian hematophage
AAcross 42: Cheeky
AAcross 43: A, as in April?
AAcross 44: "___ tu"ERI
AAcross 46: It may be passed at a fund-raiser
AAcross 47: Having everything one needs
AAcross 48: Prefix with -hedronDECA
AAcross 50: Purchases at Ollivanders, in fantasy
AAcross 52: Psychoactive constituent of marijuana, for short
AAcross 54: Detached piece of ice
AAcross 56: Funds
AAcross 58: Field with estate planningELDERLAW
AAcross 61: Sort of spousal separationAGEGAP
AAcross 62: Postponement info
AAcross 62: Postponement info
AAcross 63: Sailor's omen, in a phraseREDSKY
AAcross 64: Do-or-die hockey situationEMPTYNET
DDown 1: See 28-Across
DDown 2: x, y or z
DDown 3: RecappingINSUM
DDown 4: Sarcastic comment after a mess-upNICEONE
DDown 5: Low-rent
DDown 6: "___ but a scratch ..."
DDown 7: Toni Braxton or Mahalia Jackson, e.g.
DDown 8: "It was even funnier in person"YOUHADTOBETHERE
DDown 9: Big name in casinosMGM
DDown 10: Soliloquy relative
DDown 11: Predecessor of OutlookHOTMAIL
DDown 12: KismetLOTINLIFE
DDown 13: Calm state of affairsEVENTENOR
DDown 14: City north of Washoe Lake State Park
DDown 21: What's found on a couple of plates in Italy?
DDown 24: Foresters, e.g.SUBARUS
DDown 26: Led
DDown 30: Modern Q&A inits.
DDown 31: Red cents?
DDown 32: Countryside conveyances, for shortATVS
DDown 33: Complete shift
DDown 34: All thumbs
DDown 36: Short lyric poemODELET
DDown 38: Lead-in to sentence or section
DDown 41: Ones seeking table scraps, maybePETDOGS
DDown 42: Historic region of northern France
DDown 45: Like the latest
DDown 49: Actor Lane who voiced Mister EdALLAN
DDown 50: Sign of overuse
DDown 51: Letters on love notesSWAK
DDown 53: Smacker
DDown 55: Kismet
DDown 57: International ___ Museum (Washington, D.C., attraction)
DDown 59: Plié, in ballet
DDown 60: It might be hard to get this in a desert