New York Times Answers - Thursday, 11th July 2024 There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 11th July 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: They're made in the kitchen and not at the gym, it's saidABSAAcross 4: "Dukes"FISTSAAcross 9: Prepare for a shotPOSEAAcross 13: DeterminedSETAAcross 14: Totally in the dark?UNLITAAcross 15: Disapproving soundCLUCKAAcross 16: 2011 Margaret Thatcher biopicTHEIROADYAAcross 18: Petrol purchaseLITREAAcross 19: Go on and on, maybeRANTAAcross 20: Brown, e.g.IVYAAcross 21: Katniss's partner in "The Hunger Games"PEETAAAcross 22: ProfessionsAVOWALSAAcross 24: Defensive boxing strategyROADOPEAAcross 26: Within boundsLEGALAAcross 27: Norton's "Fight Club" co-starPITTAAcross 28: Place for a peelSPAAAcross 29: Player one?SOLOISTAAcross 32: EqualPEERAAcross 33: Minor setback … or a hint to entering 16-, 24-, 44- and 52-AcrossBUMPINTHEROADAAcross 36: Bad thing to be caught onTAPEAAcross 37: Hairstylist, at timesBRAIDERAAcross 38: Apr. addresseeIRSAAcross 39: Tests for college seniors, for shortGRESAAcross 40: Q: "Why don't scientists trust ___?" A: "Because they make up everything!"ATOMSAAcross 44: Saint Petersburg, oncePETROADAAcross 46: "Yeah, don't do that"BADIDEAAAcross 48: What bass guitars have that double basses do notFRETSAAcross 49: Ice cream containerTUBAAcross 50: It has its limitsCITYAAcross 51: Disney toon originally called Dippy DawgGOOFYAAcross 52: Musicians of the Middle AgesTROADOURSAAcross 54: Samsung competitorNOKIAAAcross 55: Rolls-___ROYCEAAcross 56: Italian possessiveMIAAAcross 57: Western tribeUTESAAcross 58: Tennis announcer's cryITSINAAcross 59: Duke, but not duchess: Abbr.SCHDDown 1: Kind of projectionASTRALDDown 2: Parent's demandBEHAVEDDown 3: Court figure, for shortSTENOGDDown 4: Trade from which John Jacob Astor made his fortuneFURDDown 5: How latkes are cookedINOILDDown 6: Some Balkan nativesSLAVSDDown 7: Not messyTIDYDDown 8: Total messSTYDDown 9: Worked steadily atPLIEDDDown 10: Living off the land?OUTTOSEADDown 11: Got rid ofSCRAPPEDDDown 12: Scratch (out)EKEDDown 15: It can help you get a gripCLEATDDown 17: *sheepishly raises hand*ITWASMEDDown 21: Like bonsai treesPOTTEDDDown 23: Off-kilterALOPDDown 24: Sunak of British politicsRISHIDDown 25: Meaning of the prefix "oto-"EARDDown 27: Pockets for falafelPITASDDown 30: Some fall babiesLIBRASDDown 31: When a right may be madeONREDDDown 32: Staple of classical Greek architecturePORTICODDown 33: How many people walk along the beachBAREFOOTDDown 34: Certain calligraphy markUPSTROKEDDown 35: InterpretationREADDDown 36: Farthermost pointTIPDDown 39: April Fools' Day declarationGOTYADDown 41: Intense aversionsODIUMSDDown 42: Standard for evaluationMETRICDDown 43: Opens up to a doctor, in a waySAYSAHDDown 45: Some mortgage loans, in briefREFISDDown 46: Channel guides?BUOYSDDown 47: Counting devices of oldABACIDDown 49: Bring (out)TROTDDown 51: Hyena's preyGNUDDown 52: Prefix with athleteTRIDDown 53: Groundhog's homeDEN