The full solution for the NY Times July 27 2020 crossword puzzle is displayed below. Today’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Alan Arbesfeld.
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Across Clues
- Singer Bareilles who wrote and composed the music for Broadway’s “Waitress”SARA
- Loses one’s footingSLIPS
- Varsity letter earner, sayJOCK
- With 64-Down, shrinking body of water in AsiaARAL
- Painter MatisseHENRI
- Big name in running shoesAVIA
- Diminutive Jedi masterYODA
- It may include a backpack, boots and a water bottleHIKINGGEAR
- Slightly offAMISS
- Gyllenhaal of “Brokeback Mountain”JAKE
- DecomposeROT
- Japanese verse with 17 syllablesHAIKUPOEM
- AOL alternativeMSN
- Get a pet from the pound, e.g.ADOPT
- Word before chill or chimesWIND
- Busy worker in Apr.CPA
- Item compared in “Who Wore It Best?”DRESS
- Tony the Frosted Flakes mascot, e.g.TIGER
- Expensive, as a product lineHIGHEND
- Seven Dwarfs’ cry as off to work they goHEIGHHO
- Protection against kitchen splattersAPRON
- Put on, as a playSTAGE
- GratuityTIP
- Look closely (at)PEER
- Wipe the board cleanERASE
- “Let’s ___!” (“Dig in!”)EAT
- Supermodel and longtime “Project Runway” hostHEIDIKLUM
- Place for a mud bathSPA
- AppearanceMIEN
- “Swell!”NEATO
- Toyota Prius and Honda InsightHYBRIDCARS
- Not fooled byONTO
- Fashion monthly with more than 40 international editionsELLE
- “Well, golly!”OHGEE
- Luau instruments, for shortUKES
- Like the part of a swimming pool with the diving boardDEEP
- “Gotta go!”SEEYA
- One of a set of four on a London taxiTYRE
Vertical Clues
- Doctor’s request during a physicalSAYAH
- ScentAROMA
- Half-diametersRADII
- Juneau is its capitalALASKA
- “Quiet!”SHH
- Luau garlandLEI
- Some office printersINKJETS
- Trojan War kingPRIAM
- What things do in quicksandSINK
- Boozer’s bingeJAG
- Like some FedEx or DHL serviceOVERNIGHT
- “Gotta go!”CIAO
- Go-___ (kid’s racer)KART
- Thing of beautyGEM
- Out of the blueSUDDEN
- X-rated stuffPORN
- Some newspaper essaysOPEDS
- Big gulp from a bottleSWIG
- Classic soda brandNEHI
- What prices do in bear marketsDROP
- English fellowCHAP
- Prop for Santa Claus or Frosty the SnowmanPIPE
- PleasantAGREEABLE
- Puppeteer LewisSHARI
- Connects (with)TIESIN
- Dance at a Jewish weddingHORA
- “Omigosh!”EGAD
- Like many members of Gen Z, nowTEENAGE
- Barely make, as a livingEKEOUT
- Texter’s “I didn’t need to know that”TMI
- Actress Anne of “Wag the Dog”HECHE
- Tall and leanLANKY
- SpeakUTTER
- Glacier National Park sightingMOOSE
- Backyard buildingSHED
- 1960s TV’s “Gomer ___, U.S.M.C”PYLE
- Vows exchanged at the altarIDOS
- Dem.’s counterpartREP
- Spanish kingREY
- See 14-AcrossSEA