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July 22, 2018 NYT Clues Answers

NYT Crossword and Answers - July 22, 2018

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. Festival of Colors celebrant: HINDU
  • 6. Mission to remember: ALAMO
  • 11. Whip: FLOG
  • 15. "Goldarn it!": DANG
  • 19. Orchestra section behind the violas: OBOES
  • 20. Canon competitor: NIKON
  • 21. Former QB Tony: ROMO
  • 22. Treat embossed with its name: OREO
  • 23. "Anchorman" = ? (1976) + ? (1980): NETWORKFAME
  • 25. An "A" in history?: ANNO
  • 26. Hankering: URGE
  • 27. The forest, as opposed to the trees: GESTALT
  • 28. "Rear Window" = ? (2004) + ? (2014): SAWNEIGHBORS
  • 31. Big, big, big: OBESE
  • 33. E.-W. line: LAT
  • 34. Best in mental competition: OUTWIT
  • 35. Like three men of rhyme: INATUB
  • 39. Big Ten sch. whose mascot is an anthropomorphic nut: OSU
  • 41. Foresight: VISION
  • 44. "Silence of the Lambs" = ? (1946) + ? (1960): NOTORIOUSPSYCHO
  • 47. Rockettes motions: KICKS
  • 52. One-named singer with #1 hits in 1965 and 1999: CHER
  • 53. Bikini blast, briefly: NTEST
  • 54. Yves's yes: OUI
  • 56. Smith of Fox News: SHEP
  • 57. Top dogs: HONCHOS
  • 60. Brewing need: YEAST
  • 63. Split base?: BANANA
  • 65. Cry of desperation: HELPME
  • 68. "Transformers" = ? (2000) + ? (1992): TRAFFICTOYS
  • 70. Dept. of Justice heads: AGS
  • 73. Lofty standards: IDEALS
  • 75. "Me first" sort: EGOIST
  • 76. Uncle with a top hat and tie: SAM
  • 77. "Jurassic Park" = ? (1997) + ? (1975): TITANICJAWS
  • 80. James who played TV's Marshal Dillon: ARNESS
  • 82. Third place: BRONZE
  • 83. City across the Missouri from Council Bluffs: OMAHA
  • 85. Quarantine: ISOLATE
  • 89. Scads: ALOT
  • 90. California's Big ___: SUR
  • 92. Maker of the golden calf, in Exodus: AARON
  • 95. Shakespeare's stream: AVON
  • 96. Keys in: TYPES
  • 98. "Twister" = ? (2004) + ? (2013): SIDEWAYSGRAVITY
  • 103. Cracker Jack ingredient: PEANUT
  • 105. One tick, briefly: SEC
  • 106. Frederick Forsyth's "The ___ File": ODESSA
  • 107. Kind of code: POSTAL
  • 111. "Facts First" sloganeer: CNN
  • 113. "Sexy" Beatles woman: SADIE
  • 115. "Dumb and Dumber" = ? (2007) + ? (1979): SUPERBADHAIR
  • 119. Passes, as time: ROLLSBY
  • 123. Bit of physics: ATOM
  • 124. Manlike monster: OGRE
  • 125. "The Poseidon Adventure" = ? (1956) + ? (1984): GIANTSPLASH
  • 128. Sylvester's speech feature: LISP
  • 129. Villagers victimized by the Grinch: WHOS
  • 130. Florida tourist attraction: EPCOT
  • 131. Dad who says "D'oh!": HOMER
  • 132. Pool event: MEET
  • 133. Dupes: SAPS
  • 134. In position: READY
  • 135. Some beams: IBARS

Down:

  • 1. Sweets: HON
  • 2. "___ to differ": IBEG
  • 3. Fa or la: NOTE
  • 4. Mountain ___ (some sodas): DEWS
  • 5. Uniform entertainment?: USOTOUR
  • 6. Target for an angry Chihuahua: ANKLE
  • 7. Removes from a box, say: LIFTSOUT
  • 8. Alias introducer: AKA
  • 9. Choosy ones, in Jif ads: MOMS
  • 10. N.B.A. great with size 22 shoes: ONEAL
  • 11. Frenzied: FRANTIC
  • 12. Only: LONE
  • 13. All in front?: OMNI
  • 14. Bit of baby talk: GOOGOO
  • 15. Uncertainty: DOUBT
  • 16. Shower of the way: ARROW
  • 17. Silents star whose name is an anagram of 112-Down: NEGRI
  • 18. Travel, as thou might: GOEST
  • 24. Certain wedding officiant: RABBI
  • 29. Apt radio call letters for a beach town: WAVY
  • 30. Babe magnet: HUNK
  • 32. Caesar's "to be": ESSE
  • 35. Creep (along): INCH
  • 36. Lower Manhattan area: NOHO
  • 37. Rates ___ (is perfect): ATEN
  • 38. Dangerous juggling prop: TORCH
  • 40. "___-daisy!": UPSY
  • 42. Set one's sights on: SHOTFOR
  • 43. Slip in lieu of a chip: IOU
  • 45. Without a contract: ONSPEC
  • 46. Editorial override: STET
  • 48. "... but who ___?": ISNT
  • 49. Mayhem: CHAOS
  • 50. Mount ___, second-highest peak in Africa: KENYA
  • 51. Big jerk: SPASM
  • 55. Birds with long, curved beaks: IBISES
  • 58. Pittsburgh-based food company: HEINZ
  • 59. Radio format: OLDIES
  • 61. Equal, in math: ARE
  • 62. Long tale: SAGA
  • 64. "Don't ___ surprised": ACTSO
  • 66. Primarily study: MAJORIN
  • 67. Jack of old westerns: ELAM
  • 69. Alternative to sending to jail: FINING
  • 70. No longer on deck: ATBAT
  • 71. Not tomboyish: GIRLY
  • 72. Brownstone hangout: STOOP
  • 74. Dallas-based carrier: Abbr.: SWA
  • 78. Stud fee?: ANTE
  • 79. Who wrote "All great truths begin as blasphemies": SHAW
  • 81. Many a worker in ancient Rome: SLAVE
  • 84. Some small batteries: AAAS
  • 86. Sister company of Budget: AVIS
  • 87. Little ones: TOTS
  • 88. One-named Irish singer: ENYA
  • 91. 1980 Olympics boycotter: USA
  • 93. Some Crown Royal offerings: RYES
  • 94. Academy nomination: OSCARNOD
  • 97. Prep for the ring: SPAR
  • 99. Title for Meghan Markle: DUCHESS
  • 100. Sicily's Mount ___: ETNA
  • 101. Churns up: ROILS
  • 102. Long Island university: ADELPHI
  • 104. Jabs, in a way: ELBOWS
  • 107. Writing attributed to King David: PSALM
  • 108. Protruding part of the body: OUTIE
  • 109. Presume, informally: SPOSE
  • 110. Lure: TEMPT
  • 112. Niamey's land: NIGER
  • 114. Daft: DOTTY
  • 116. Ottoman title: AGHA
  • 117. Tiniest sip: DROP
  • 118. Mature: RIPE
  • 120. Pig: SLOB
  • 121. "Roll Tide!" school: BAMA
  • 122. River flooded in W.W. I to thwart the Germans: YSER
  • 126. Signature Obama legislation, for short: ACA
  • 127. Store door posting: Abbr.: HRS

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