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New York Times Answers

Friday, 29th July 2022
There are 35 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 29th July 2022. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Breakout company of the 1970sATARI
AAcross 6: What 7-Down is pig Latin for
AAcross 9: Unpopular worker
AAcross 13: What often has Fox, but not FXBASICCABLE
AAcross 16: Machete-like knife
AAcross 17: Comment upon calling backITSMEAGAIN
AAcross 18: "Ma Belle ___" (1970 #5 hit)
AAcross 19: Pics on pecs, say
AAcross 20: Rogers of old westernsROY
AAcross 21: Employment history
AAcross 23: One of two
AAcross 25: ___ Hall, former "Today" host with a self-titled daytime talk showTAMRON
AAcross 26: "Well, my comment sure sounds dumb now ..."ISPOKETOOSOON
AAcross 30: Area around the mouth
AAcross 31: Blows wildly
AAcross 32: Tooth driller's deg.
AAcross 35: God often represented as a beautiful winged youth
AAcross 36: Falafel shop stock
AAcross 37: Prohibition of Leviticus 11
AAcross 38: Not forward
AAcross 39: It looks better with curls
AAcross 40: "You must be dreaming"
AAcross 41: Remark from one who gets a roundDRINKSAREONME
AAcross 44: Judged to beSEENAS
AAcross 45: Retirement plan, informally
AAcross 46: Strip
AAcross 47: World's busiest airport: Abbr.ATL
AAcross 48: Sound of an unsuccessful attempt at stone skimming
AAcross 52: French liqueur flavoring
AAcross 53: Cry after pulling a prank
AAcross 56: Liquid weapon, or a solid one
AAcross 57: Sole proprietors?SHOESTORES
AAcross 58: Dishes served in the final scene of "Titus Andronicus"
AAcross 59: Cards, say
AAcross 60: Coffer, e.g.
DDown 1: Some
DDown 2: "Cheerio!"TATA
DDown 3: One who helps out briefly?ASST
DDown 4: Acoustic flourishes during a comic's set
DDown 5: Something can't be neat if you add this
DDown 6: Motley skill set
DDown 7: Where a town in Wyoming was once sold (for $900,000)EBAY
DDown 8: Man found within state lines?ELI
DDown 9: Uno alternativeSBARRO
DDown 10: Daytime TV catchphraseCOMEONDOWN
DDown 11: Xenomorph, more familiarly
DDown 12: Dutch for "farmer"
DDown 14: Eric ___, author of "The Very Lonely Firefly"
DDown 15: Wraps up
DDown 22: First Hebrew prophet to have a biblical book named for him
DDown 24: Lead-in to a street name, perhaps
DDown 24: Lead-in to a street name, perhaps
DDown 25: Fun times between the sheets?TOGAPARTIES
DDown 26: Impression
DDown 27: Feudal underling
DDown 28: Red herring, for onePLOTDEVICE
DDown 29: Hall of fame collaborator?
DDown 33: 1/8 oz.
DDown 34: Isle along the Sound of SleatSKYE
DDown 36: They're broken just for fun
DDown 37: Dismiss
DDown 39: Stack at a T.S.A. checkpoint
DDown 40: Bun holder
DDown 42: Candy brand with autumn-colored packagingREESES
DDown 43: Takes a turn, in a way
DDown 44: Land between the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez
DDown 46: Still not done in the dryer, say
DDown 47: M.L.B. all-time leader in grand slams (25), informallyAROD
DDown 49: Legends
DDown 50: Cries during a match
DDown 51: Secret indication
DDown 54: It's written as a vertical line bisecting a circle
DDown 55: Org. with trust issues?