New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 14th July 2021

There are 35 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 14th July 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gets rid of, so to speak
AAcross 5:	Parties with glowsticks
AAcross 10:	Old-fashioned taste?
AAcross 13:	Menu at un café
AAcross 15:	Amazon's biz	ETAIL
AAcross 16:	Subj. for some aspiring bilinguals	ESL
AAcross 17:	Clamoring for "The Bonfire of the Vanities"?	CRYINGWOLFE
AAcross 19:	They can help you get out of a rut, for short
AAcross 20:	Business plan
AAcross 21:	One of 20 on the Titanic
AAcross 23:	TV alien played by Robin Williams	MORK
AAcross 24:	Selling someone on "The Importance of Being Earnest"?	WILDEPITCH
AAcross 26:	Group with lodges
AAcross 28:	Exam with logic questions, for short	LSAT
AAcross 29:	"Any other place besides here?"	WHEREELSE
AAcross 34:	Genesis creator	SEGA
AAcross 37:	Curse
AAcross 38:	Kindle, e.g. ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme?	EREADER
AAcross 41:	Hair color of about 2% of the world's population
AAcross 42:	Not fooled by
AAcross 44:	They're a bit of a stretch	YOGAPOSES
AAcross 46:	Some jeans features
AAcross 49:	Humorist Bombeck	ERMA
AAcross 50:	Spot to store "A Confederacy of Dunces"?	TOOLECHEST
AAcross 54:	___ Zor-El, real name of Supergirl
AAcross 58:	Battle with clearly defined sides	USVSTHEM
AAcross 59:	"Now wait just a second!"	HOLDIT
AAcross 61:	With 14-Down, what "Fin" might mean
AAcross 62:	Positive review of a Nancy Drew mystery?	PEACHYKEENE
AAcross 64:	"Jingle Bells" contraction
AAcross 65:	Architect born in Guangzhou
AAcross 66:	A dance or a dip
AAcross 67:	Narc (on)
AAcross 68:	Six of the first 10 elements on the periodic table
AAcross 69:	Units of poetry
DDown 1:	Philosopher with a "razor"
DDown 2:	Crime drama set in the Midwest
DDown 3:	Fast-food fixture
DDown 4:	Rascal
DDown 5:	Counterpart of "FF"
DDown 6:	Bikini, e.g.
DDown 7:	Sound
DDown 8:	Towering figure of architecture?
DDown 9:	Is out
DDown 10:	Creatures that have the densest fur of any mammal (up to 1 million hairs per square inch)	SEAOTTERS
DDown 11:	Hayes with three Grammys and an Oscar
DDown 12:	"Lady Lazarus" poet Sylvia
DDown 14:	See 61-Across
DDown 18:	Onetime popular blog that covered Manhattan gossip
DDown 22:	Predisposition
DDown 25:	R&B's ___ Brothers	ISLEY
DDown 27:	Big name in jeans
DDown 29:	"___ goes there?"
DDown 29:	"___ goes there?"
DDown 30:	Lay figure?
DDown 31:	People person, perhaps
DDown 32:	Portuguese title with a tilde	SAO
DDown 33:	Cusps
DDown 35:	"My word!"
DDown 36:	Often-skipped parts of podcasts
DDown 39:	Coarse
DDown 40:	Dashboard abbr.
DDown 43:	"Essential" things
DDown 45:	Gold insignia of the armed forces
DDown 47:	Babe or Wilbur, in film	PETPIG
DDown 48:	Conceptual framework
DDown 50:	Aristotle, to Alexander the Great
DDown 51:	Tony nominee Milo	OSHEA
DDown 52:	A host
DDown 53:	Host
DDown 55:	Singer of the titular song in 2012's "Skyfall"	ADELE
DDown 56:	Clear one's plate, in a way
DDown 57:	Bothered terribly	ATEAT
DDown 60:	Gives the thumbs-up	OKS
DDown 63:	"___ Last Bow" (Sherlock Holmes story)