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NYT Crossword Answers for July 25 2023

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

Cul-de-___
Metal detectors discovery maybe
Breakaway groups
Currency that replaced the mark
Unit that derives from Old English for open field
In reference to
Schoolmarmish
___ Window (1954 thriller)
In need of sanitizing
Two things associated with a game of horseshoes?
CPR sites
Google Maps marker
Chow down
Bit of military planning
Setting for a bicycle race?
City with two M.L.B. teams
Two things associated with the tale of Sisyphus?
Something tough to be in
Downside
Truffle hunters squeal
Two things associated with Gene Simmons?
No question
Spice related to nutmeg
Strangely …
Place for lions thieves or a TV
Invoice abbr.
Neithers mate
Two things associated with the Vatican?
Where Emirates airline is headquartered
Weights colloquially
Stevedores workplace
Scrub at NASA
Detective Wolfe
San ___ Italy
Like a stereotypical bouncer
Possesses
Park your keister!
The deadly sins e.g.
Dawn goddess
What streets do on an urban map
Nauseated while on the road
It goes from coast to coast
Oil-rich nation
Person who might do the Vulcan salute
Treelike cactus
First film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticism
Banal sentimentality so to speak
Antacid brand
Place for wallowing
Meditation syllables
Star Wars or Gladiator e.g.
Eye droplet
Wee uns
Subterranean fairy tale creature
___ Mode of The Incredibles
Articles of neckwear that are a snap to use?
Roosters mate
Tick off
Rock band with a slash in its name
Baseball players Gehrig and Boudreau
Planetarium panorama
Classic slapstick prop
Wi-Fi or room safe at a hotel
Aunties mom
Japanese wraps
Not you too? to Caesar
String before fa-sol-la
Wood decay that despite its name requires moisture
Happy or Sleepy e.g.
What hits Chicken Littles noggin
Lipstick holder
Instrument sometimes confused with a clarinet
Boy in Bogotá
Doodled say
All Things Considered airer
Tiny amount as of mousse

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