After many requests from our visitors we’ve decided to share with you all New York Times Crossword July 1 2023 Answers and Solutions. NYT Crossword is one of the most popular crossword puzzles in the US. You can play the daily puzzle over at the official New York Times website or in the NY Times app which is available for both iOS and Android. The New York Times crossword puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and online you can find other popular word games such as the Spelling Bee, Vertex, Letter Boxed and even a fun Sudoku.

NYT Crossword Answers for July 1 2023

Here are all the crossword clues for today’s crossword puzzle:

Well that much was clear
Sequence of steps
Present-day request?
Dont match
Cheat
Poet Scott-Heron
God who is destined to slay the serpent Jörmungandr
Beowulf and Gilgamesh for two
Drain
You there!
His ___ little mouth was drawn up like a bow (line from A Visit From St. Nicholas)
City planner at times
Forest giant
Right on a map
Disney villain inspired by the drag queen Divine
Anxiety
Mulligan
Betray nervousness in a way
Shift for one
High five!
___ End (setting in The Lord of the Rings)
Dutch scientist with an eponymous cloud
Word with boot or spaghetti
Marks replacement
NewLeaf potato e.g. in brief
Anything Goes writer Porter
Skip me
Flinches but only a little
Study of riddles
Absence excuser

Theyre offered seven times a year
Classic Beat Generation roman à clef
Rocks
Popular pet originally from Mongolia
A for one
Saw and punch
Outer ear?
GPS guess
Celebrate as a new year
Total
One holding all the cards
First word in a 13-Across
London-based insurance company
Say Yay! say
Via on signs
Peeved for short
Ancestral emblem
Dispenses with out
Sassy letter-shaped gesture accompanying a retort
German food thats better than it sounds?
George in aviation slang
Certain surprise party?
Department store that once sold mail-order houses
So
Holes in the wall?
Subway stop: Abbr.
Certain creature comfort?
Ray on ones TV
Like some N.S.F.W. content
Hunt
Bat signal
What one star may represent
Fatigues familiarly
Royal attendant
Pepper for one: Abbr.
Chess ranking system named for a Hungarian physicist

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