New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 25th July 2023 There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 25th July 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cul-de-___SACAAcross 4: Metal detector's discovery, maybeCOINAAcross 8: Breakaway groupsSECTSAAcross 13: Currency that replaced the markEUROAAcross 15: Unit that derives from Old English for "open field"ACREAAcross 16: In reference toABOUTAAcross 17: SchoolmarmishPRIMAAcross 18: "___ Window" (1954 thriller)REARAAcross 19: In need of sanitizingGERMYAAcross 20: Two things associated with a game of horseshoes?TOSSESANDTURNSAAcross 23: CPR sitesERSAAcross 24: Google Maps markerPINAAcross 25: Chow downEATAAcross 26: Bit of military planningTACTICAAcross 28: Setting for a bicycle race?GEARAAcross 30: City with two M.L.B. teamsCH'IAAcross 30: City with two M.L.B. teamsCHIAAcross 33: Two things associated with the tale of Sisyphus?ROCKANDROLLERAAcross 36: Something "tough to be in"SPOTAAcross 38: DownsideCONAAcross 39: Truffle hunter's squealOINKAAcross 40: Two things associated with Gene Simmons?KISSANDMAKEUPAAcross 45: "No question"YESAAcross 46: Spice related to nutmegMACEAAcross 47: "Strangely …"ITSODDAAcross 50: Place for lions, thieves or a TVDENAAcross 51: Invoice abbr.AMTAAcross 52: Neither's mateNORAAcross 53: Two things associated with the Vatican?TOWNANDCOUNTRYAAcross 58: Where Emirates airline is headquarteredDUBAIAAcross 59: Weights, colloquiallyIRONAAcross 60: Stevedore's workplace PIERAAcross 61: Scrub, at NASAABORTAAcross 62: Detective WolfeNEROAAcross 63: San ___, ItalyREMOAAcross 64: Like a stereotypical bouncerBEEFYAAcross 65: PossessesOWNSAAcross 66: "Park your keister!"SITDDown 1: The deadly sins, e.g.SEPTETDDown 2: Dawn goddessAURORADDown 3: What streets do on an urban mapCRISSCROSSDDown 4: Nauseated while on the roadCARSICKDDown 5: It goes from coast to coastOCEANDDown 6: Oil-rich nationIRANDDown 7: Person who might do the Vulcan saluteNERDDDown 8: Treelike cactusSAGUARODDown 9: First film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticismEBERTDDown 10: Banal sentimentality, so to speakCORNDDown 11: Antacid brandTUMSDDown 12: Place for wallowingSTYDDown 14: Meditation syllablesOMSDDown 21: "Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g.EPICDDown 22: Eye dropletTEARDDown 27: Wee 'unsTOTSDDown 28: Subterranean fairy tale creatureGNOMEDDown 29: ___ Mode of "The Incredibles"EDNADDown 30: Articles of neckwear that are a snap to use?CLIPONTIESDDown 31: Rooster's mateHENDDown 32: Tick offIRKDDown 34: Rock band with a slash in its nameACDCDDown 35: Baseball players Gehrig and BoudreauLOUSDDown 36: Planetarium panoramaSKYDDown 37: Classic slapstick propPIEDDown 41: Wi-Fi or room safe, at a hotelAMENITYDDown 42: Auntie's momNANADDown 43: Japanese wrapsKIMONOSDDown 44: "Not you, too?," to CaesarETTUDDown 48: String before fa-sol-laDOREMIDDown 49: Wood decay that, despite its name, requires moistureDRY-ROTDDown 50: Happy or Sleepy, e.g.DWARFDDown 51: What hits Chicken Little's nogginACORNDDown 53: Lipstick holderTUBEDDown 54: Instrument sometimes confused with a clarinetOBOEDDown 55: Boy, in BogotáNINODDown 56: Doodled, sayDREWDDown 57: "All Things Considered" airerNPRDDown 58: Tiny amount, as of mousseDAB