New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 12th July 2023 There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 12th July 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: About 85%-90% of Muslims, globally [1st of 7]SUNNIAAcross 6: *shrug*MEHAAcross 9: WeightHEFTAAcross 13: Conjecture's lackPROOFAAcross 14: Reddit Q&A sessionAMAAAcross 15: Jacqueline du Pré's instrumentCELLOAAcross 16: Scottish cattle breedANGUSAAcross 17: Hollywood's Ricardo or Paolo [2nd of 7]MONTALBANAAcross 19: Go here and thereROAMAAcross 21: Spiky fruits with a noxious odorDURIANSAAcross 22: Sch. in Troy, N.Y.RPIAAcross 24: Place for garage sale receiptsCASHBOXAAcross 26: French for "You are beautiful!" [3rd of 7]TUESBELLEAAcross 28: Requests kibble, sayMEOWSAAcross 32: End resultUPSHOTAAcross 33: Rocky Mountain National Park sightELKAAcross 35: About 10%-15% of Muslims, globallySHIAAAcross 36: Flutter, as eyelashesBATAAcross 37: "Yippee for us!" [4th of 7]WEDIDITAAcross 40: English suffix equivalent to Spanish's -ando and -iendoINGAAcross 41: Word in a traditional New Year's Eve songAULDAAcross 43: Bother and botherNAGAAcross 44: People for whom two states are namedDAKOTAAAcross 46: Goal of a bedtime story readingSLEEPAAcross 48: Digital confrontations? [5th of 7]THUMBWARSAAcross 50: ___ Bedingfield, 2000s pop star with the hits "Unwritten" and "Pocketful of Sunshine"NATASHAAAcross 52: This, that or whicheverANYAAcross 53: Looked up toADMIREDAAcross 56: "Come ___!" ONINAAcross 58: One of Robin Hood's Merry Men [6th of 7]FRIARTUCKAAcross 60: Government program heads, informallyCZARSAAcross 64: Come from behindRALLYAAcross 65: Heaven knows where, for shortMIAAAcross 66: Brings homeEARNSAAcross 67: Symbols of wisdomOWLSAAcross 68: Suffer the consequencesPAYAAcross 69: One with horns [7th of 7]SATANDDown 1: Place to unplugSPADDown 2: Archaeologist's findURNDDown 3: Holiday quaffNOGDDown 4: Give sustenanceNOURISHDDown 5: In that caseIFSODDown 6: Warm-blooded sort MAMMALDDown 7: Punk subcultureEMODDown 8: Like some drills and vacuumsHAND-HELDDDown 8: Like some drills and vacuumsHANDHELDDDown 9: Scary roller coaster twists HELIXESDDown 10: Actor Idris of "The Wire"ELBADDown 11: Cousin of a tres leches cakeFLANDDown 12: OodlesTONSDDown 15: RicochetCAROMDDown 18: Setting for a "Rubber Duckie" singalongTUBDDown 20: Winning blackjack comboACETENDDown 22: "Queen of Drag" with 12 EmmysRUPAULDDown 23: Mortar's partner in food prep and chemistryPESTLEDDown 25: Some December lawn decorationsSLEIGHSDDown 26: Oom-pah-pah boomersTUBASDDown 27: Stick for a 15-Across playerBOWDDown 29: BuckeyeOHIOANDDown 30: Like a snow globe sceneWINTRYDDown 31: Major ordealsSAGASDDown 34: "Big Little Lies" actress NicoleKIDMANDDown 38: Load of information all at onceDATADUMPDDown 39: What Ctrl+T might openTABDDown 42: "Nope," "I'm innocent" and "Huh-uh"DENIALSDDown 45: Subject of the 2008 documentary "The Black Candle"KWANZAADDown 47: Deflect, as an insult or a swordPARRYDDown 49: "Er … I suppose that works"UHOKAYDDown 51: Lunar New YearTETDDown 53: Natural hairstyleAFRODDown 54: TieDRAWDDown 55: Structure historically found by a riverMILLDDown 57: FrostsICESDDown 59: Surveillance org.CIADDown 61: Word with fine or folkARTDDown 62: Modern vaccine baseRNADDown 63: Application info, oftenSSN