New York Times Answers - Monday, 24th July 2023

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 24th July 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ Newtons (chewy snack)
AAcross 4:	Friendly gathering
AAcross 10:	African grazer
AAcross 13:	Artist/activist Yoko
AAcross 14:	Beginning of a balcony soliloquy	OROMEO
AAcross 15:	"___ that answer your question?"
AAcross 16:	Livestock holders on freight trains	CATTLECARS
AAcross 18:	Where Des Moines is
AAcross 19:	Not in favor of
AAcross 20:	"That's hilarious!," in a text	LOL
AAcross 21:	Young fellows
AAcross 22:	Jump
AAcross 23:	Partner of a pepper mill
AAcross 27:	Coffee, slangily
AAcross 29:	Debtors' notes	IOUS
AAcross 30:	Soccer game cheer
AAcross 31:	Annual observance for a global organization, for short	UNDAY
AAcross 34:	Stuck-up person
AAcross 35:	"Gotcha"	ISEE
AAcross 36:	With 38-Across, symbols of a scandal ... or what 16-, 23-, 47- and 58-Across consist of (in their entirety)?
AAcross 38:	See 36-Across
AAcross 40:	The African elephant has the largest of these among all animals
AAcross 41:	Lemon meringue and banana cream
AAcross 43:	19th-century writer Bret
AAcross 44:	Hotfooted it
AAcross 45:	Medicine tablet
AAcross 46:	Hair goop
AAcross 47:	Stay very far away, as from a hazard	STEERCLEAR
AAcross 50:	It's clicked on a desktop
AAcross 54:	Have the engine on while parked
AAcross 55:	Long-running CBS drama	CSI
AAcross 56:	Guitar clamp
AAcross 57:	Inedible part of a cherry
AAcross 58:	Courses that might have models	ARTCLASSES
AAcross 61:	In addition
AAcross 62:	Christmas songs
AAcross 63:	"___ you kidding me?"
AAcross 64:	Intersected
AAcross 65:	Hams it up
AAcross 66:	Down in the dumps
DDown 1:	___ point (where lines converge)
DDown 2:	Laughably stupid
DDown 3:	Must, informally
DDown 4:	Note after fa
DDown 5:	Ominous end of a threat
DDown 6:	Drink served with marshmallows
DDown 7:	Poker player's bold declaration	IMALLIN
DDown 8:	___ Lingus	AER
DDown 9:	The "L" of U.C.L.A.
DDown 10:	One who accepts defeat gracefully	GOODLOSER
DDown 11:	"Breaking" update	NEWSALERT
DDown 12:	The world's third-most populous country, after China and India
DDown 12:	The world's third-most populous country, after China and India
DDown 15:	Radio tuner
DDown 17:	Holders of cash next to cash registers, maybe	TIPJARS
DDown 21:	"___ Misérables"
DDown 24:	Hammers and sickles
DDown 25:	Rubik's ___
DDown 26:	Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"	REESE
DDown 28:	Popeye's Olive ___	OYL
DDown 31:	Consumers
DDown 32:	Major honor for a univ. sports team	NCAATITLE
DDown 33:	Utmost, informally
DDown 34:	Not moving
DDown 35:	Font style that the shortcut Ctrl+I activates
DDown 37:	Large-scale
DDown 39:	Not just any
DDown 42:	Spider-Man adversary who was struck by lightning
DDown 45:	Opposite of post-
DDown 46:	Car part between the headlights
DDown 48:	Bug-eyed red Muppet	ELMO
DDown 49:	Broad tie
DDown 51:	Spanish houses
DDown 52:	"The Magic Flute," e.g.
DDown 53:	Pried (into)
DDown 57:	Uncle associated with the 12-Down
DDown 58:	Card with a single spot on it
DDown 59:	"Battering" weapon
DDown 60:	Doofus