New York Times Answers - Saturday, 28th July 2018

There are 35 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 28th July 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Astaire with steps	ADELE
AAcross 6:	Onetime Virginia senator Jim
AAcross 10:	"My Two ___" (1980s sitcom)
AAcross 14:	French parish priests
AAcross 15:	Piece of merchandise
AAcross 16:	"___ homo"
AAcross 17:	Camaraderie
AAcross 19:	Autumn spice
AAcross 20:	Words to the disloyal	ETTU
AAcross 21:	Cheryl of "Curb Your Enthusiasm"	HINES
AAcross 22:	Binge-watch, maybe	ODON
AAcross 23:	Like a Hail Mary
AAcross 25:	"By the way ..."	FYI
AAcross 27:	"Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers and ___" (2003 book)
AAcross 28:	Channel with several spinoff channels	ESPN
AAcross 30:	Pay
AAcross 32:	Ones who may dress down those dressing up?	FASHIONPOLICE
AAcross 36:	Some detox diets	JUICECLEANSES
AAcross 37:	Modern college major	GENDERSTUDIES
AAcross 38:	Former Giants G.M. Al	ROSEN
AAcross 39:	Big name in Art Deco	ERTE
AAcross 40:	Many a time suck
AAcross 41:	Social reformer Dorothea
AAcross 44:	Comment after a bump	OHSORRY
AAcross 49:	Caustic soda, chemically	NAOH
AAcross 51:	What you might charge for a ride
AAcross 53:	Onetime Korean statesman Syngman	RHEE
AAcross 54:	Movie villain whose first name is Julius	DRNO
AAcross 55:	Part of many an N.Y.C. subway station wall	INLAIDTILE
AAcross 57:	Lip
AAcross 58:	Video game neophyte, informally	NOOB
AAcross 59:	Mod bottoms
AAcross 60:	Kvass grains
AAcross 61:	Workers on the hill
AAcross 62:	Brno-born, e.g.
DDown 1:	Made (like)
DDown 2:	On account of	DUETO
DDown 3:	Mythical figure often depicted holding a lyre
DDown 4:	Arboreal primate
DDown 5:	Largest section of the dictionary
DDown 6:	"Dunkirk" and "Pearl Harbor," for short	WWIIEPICS
DDown 7:	Merit
DDown 8:	Court submission
DDown 9:	She convinced George to switch to five-pointed stars, in American legend	BETSY
DDown 10:	Show
DDown 11:	Places of learning
DDown 12:	Distributor of Penguin classics?	DCCOMICS
DDown 13:	What an asterisk may mean	SEENOTE
DDown 18:	"Nigerian prince," often	PHISHER
DDown 24:	Sink
DDown 26:	Some of life's twists and turns
DDown 29:	Nick of Hollywood	NOLTE
DDown 31:	Part of a programmer's conditional
DDown 32:	One who sucks the joy out of the room	FUNSPONGE
DDown 33:	Worker on the Hill
DDown 34:	Places where brain waves are analyzed	NEUROLABS
DDown 35:	Panang curry alternative	PADTHAI
DDown 36:	Show that once had an April Fools' Day episode hosted by Pat Sajak
DDown 37:	More sweeping
DDown 42:	Book that's the basis for the movie "What's Love Got to Do With It"	ITINA
DDown 43:	Gas in arc lamps
DDown 45:	Actress Ana of "Devious Maids"	ORTIZ
DDown 46:	River crossed in 1945's Operation Plunder
DDown 47:	Thing often described redundantly as "of the past"
DDown 48:	"Gimme a break!"	YEESH
DDown 50:	Prepares a bed?
DDown 52:	Tab's counterpart
DDown 56:	Hip-hop's Run-___	DMC