New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 19th July 2022

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 19th July 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shrimp ___ (seafood dish made with garlic butter)
AAcross 7:	Monomaniacal captain of fiction
AAcross 11:	Taiwanese computer brand
AAcross 15:	Many jukebox songs
AAcross 16:	Sets of points, in geometry
AAcross 17:	Skye of "Say Anything …"	IONE
AAcross 18:	Pay for something expensive	FOOTTHEBILL
AAcross 20:	Word after spring or summer on a menu
AAcross 21:	1/640 of a square mile
AAcross 22:	Golfer's pocketful
AAcross 23:	___ Khan, Yuan Dynasty founder	KUBLAI
AAcross 25:	Precursor to rocksteady and reggae
AAcross 26:	Confront unpleasant consequences
AAcross 28:	Ivan the Terrible, for one
AAcross 30:	One of three in "To be or not to be"
AAcross 31:	Typeface akin to Helvetica	ARIAL
AAcross 33:	Wear the crown
AAcross 36:	Donkey sound
AAcross 40:	Take responsibility for a misdeed	SHOULDERTHEBLAME
AAcross 43:	Sharpen, as a knife
AAcross 44:	Boots from office
AAcross 45:	Protection
AAcross 46:	Many Scott Joplin compositions
AAcross 48:	Bum around London?
AAcross 49:	Bet on every competitor but one	BACKTHEFIELD
AAcross 55:	Gridiron play callers, for short	QBS
AAcross 58:	Iberian wine city
AAcross 59:	Aspiring J.D.'s exam	LSAT
AAcross 60:	Gasoline or kerosene
AAcross 61:	Peru's capital
AAcross 62:	Conforms to expectations	TOESTHELINE
AAcross 65:	Forbidden-sounding fragrance
AAcross 66:	Old Testament twin
AAcross 67:	Hammed it up on stage
AAcross 68:	Little twerp
AAcross 69:	Misplace
AAcross 70:	Nuclear trials, for short	ATESTS
DDown 1:	Divans, e.g.
DDown 2:	"What did the ___ do when it was still hungry? Went back four seconds!" (dad joke)
DDown 3:	Worshipful love
DDown 4:	Smidgen
DDown 5:	Word before peeve or project
DDown 6:	___ Gate, marvel of Babylonian architecture
DDown 7:	Edward who wrote "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
DDown 8:	"… ___ with his own petard": Hamlet
DDown 9:	Knee part, for short	ACL
DDown 10:	"The Family Circus" cartoonist	BILKEANE
DDown 11:	They may be released while scuba diving	AIRBUBBLES
DDown 12:	Sits on a sill, as a pie
DDown 13:	Former Chinese premier Zhou ___	ENLAI
DDown 14:	Archaeologist's find
DDown 19:	Common Market inits.
DDown 24:	"Let me think ..."
DDown 26:	Autumn
DDown 27:	Some temperature extremes
DDown 29:	Ingredient in a Reuben
DDown 31:	Shade of gray
DDown 32:	Letter after pi
DDown 33:	Get more mileage out of
DDown 34:	Sounds of hesitation
DDown 35:	"The Addams Family" cousin	ITT
DDown 37:	Angrily stops playing a game, in modern parlance	RAGEQUITS
DDown 38:	"Who, me?"
DDown 39:	Triumphant shout
DDown 41:	Upscale boarding kennel	DOGHOTEL
DDown 42:	Shakespeare, e.g.
DDown 47:	Football stat: Abbr.
DDown 48:	Tennis Hall-of-Famer Gibson
DDown 49:	Leaves in a hurry
DDown 50:	Beelike
DDown 51:	Small musical group
DDown 52:	"Performers" in a tiny circus
DDown 53:	Topic for debate
DDown 54:	Have a meal
DDown 56:	Writer Stephen Vincent ___
DDown 57:	Mushers' vehicles
DDown 60:	Big chip off the old block?
DDown 63:	Bear, in Spanish	OSO
DDown 64:	One trained in CPR	EMT