New York Times Crossword - July 12 2023 answers

About 85%-90% of Muslims, globally [1st of 7] *shrug* Weight Conjecture's lack Reddit Q&A session Jacqueline du Pré's instrument Scottish cattle breed Hollywood's Ricardo or Paolo [2nd of 7] Go here and there Spiky fruits with a noxious odor Sch. in Troy, N.Y. Place for garage sale receipts French for "You are beautiful!" [3rd of 7] Requests kibble, say End result Rocky Mountain National Park sight About 10%-15% of Muslims, globally Flutter, as eyelashes "Yippee for us!" [4th of 7] English suffix equivalent to Spanish's -ando and -iendo Word in a traditional New Year's Eve song Bother and bother People for whom two states are named Goal of a bedtime story reading Digital confrontations? [5th of 7] ___ Bedingfield, 2000s pop star with the hits "Unwritten" and "Pocketful of Sunshine" This, that or whichever Looked up to "Come ___!" One of Robin Hood's Merry Men [6th of 7] Government program heads, informally Come from behind Heaven knows where, for short Brings home Symbols of wisdom Suffer the consequences One with horns [7th of 7] Place to unplug Archaeologist's find Holiday quaff Give sustenance In that case Warm-blooded sort Punk subculture Like some drills and vacuums Scary roller coaster twists Actor Idris of "The Wire" Cousin of a tres leches cake Oodles Ricochet Setting for a "Rubber Duckie" singalong Winning blackjack combo "Queen of Drag" with 12 Emmys Mortar's partner in food prep and chemistry Some December lawn decorations Oom-pah-pah boomers Stick for a 15-Across player Buckeye Like a snow globe scene Major ordeals "Big Little Lies" actress Nicole Load of information all at once What Ctrl T might open "Nope," "I'm innocent" and "Huh-uh" Subject of the 2008 documentary "The Black Candle" Deflect, as an insult or a sword "Er … I suppose that works" Lunar New Year Natural hairstyle Tie Structure historically found by a river Frosts Surveillance org. Word with fine or folk Modern vaccine base Application info, often