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July 15, 2016 NYT Clues Answers

NYT Crossword and Answers - July 15, 2016

Welcome to NYT Puzzle and answers. The New York Times Crossword is a most popular puzzles. Here are the clues and answers for today puzzle:

Across:

  • 1. Insincerely polite: GREASY
  • 7. 13-Down natives, e.g.: AFRICANS
  • 15. Hugh who played TV's House: LAURIE
  • 16. Laid into: RAILEDAT
  • 17. Wool source: ANGORA
  • 18. Subcontinent-wide: ALLINDIA
  • 19. One for whom 36-Across has four syllables: CHEMIST
  • 21. Many new car drivers: LEASERS
  • 22. Island west of Mull: IONA
  • 23. Red stuff to cut through: TAPE
  • 25. Dim bulbs: DODOS
  • 26. Off: AMISS
  • 28. Compromise: BEND
  • 30. Trial cover-up: ROBE
  • 31. Gray head: LEE
  • 32. Has the stage: ISON
  • 34. What exterior doors typically do: OPENIN
  • 36. See 19- and 57-Across: UNIONIZED
  • 38. Lyricist who adapted "Pygmalion": LERNER
  • 41. Clubs to beat people with?: ACES
  • 42. Chrome runners, maybe: PCS
  • 45. x, y and z: AXES
  • 46. Mozart title starter: EINE
  • 48. Devil's deck: TAROT
  • 50. Lawyer's workload: CASES
  • 52. Admission evidence: STUB
  • 54. Musical group known for wearing red hats called "energy domes": DEVO
  • 55. Recycling bin fill: EMPTIES
  • 57. One for whom 36-Across has three syllables: PLUMBER
  • 59. Figure-changing agent: DIETDRUG
  • 61. Calmer?: OPIATE
  • 62. Lesser "Seinfeld" role played by Len Lesser: UNCLELEO
  • 63. Bomb: TURKEY
  • 64. Early Beatle: PETEBEST
  • 65. Going rates: SPEEDS

Down:

  • 1. Beyond slow: GLACIAL
  • 2. Sought safety, say: RANHOME
  • 3. Princess in line to the British throne after Beatrice: EUGENIE
  • 4. Agents in some therapy: AROMAS
  • 5. When told "I'm sleepy," she sometimes says "I hope you're not driving": SIRI
  • 6. Rising generation?: YEAST
  • 7. The Era of ___ (1964-74 Notre Dame football): ARA
  • 8. Like some angels and arches: FALLEN
  • 9. Really bug: RILE
  • 10. Paris fights in it: ILIAD
  • 11. Like many bad words: CENSORED
  • 12. Appended: ADDEDON
  • 13. Safari Capital of the World: NAIROBI
  • 14. Nine-time presidential contender of the 1940s-'90s: STASSEN
  • 20. Shaving the beard with a razor, in Jewish law: TABOO
  • 24. Bit of décor in a sports bar: PENNANT
  • 27. It makes a wave: SINE
  • 29. Nap: DOZE
  • 33. Top of the line?: SIRE
  • 35. Tick, e.g.: PEST
  • 36. Fill with anxiety: UNSETTLE
  • 37. Freeze: ICEUP
  • 38. Like skates and corsets: LACEDUP
  • 39. Scrutinize: EXAMINE
  • 40. Word repeatedly spelled out by Franklin: RESPECT
  • 42. Make as a heat-and-serve product, say: PREBAKE
  • 43. Much-sought-after: COVETED
  • 44. British floors: STOREYS
  • 47. Time after Time?: ISSUES
  • 49. Think much of: ADMIRE
  • 51. Backtrack?: SIDEB
  • 53. Calligraphic messes: BLOTS
  • 56. Creator of the lawyer Perry: ERLE
  • 58. "Superman" catchphrase starter: UPUP
  • 60. Grokked: GOT

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