New York Times Crossword - July 25 2023 answers

Cul-de-___ Metal detector's discovery, maybe Breakaway groups Currency that replaced the mark Unit that derives from Old English for "open field" In reference to Schoolmarmish "___ Window" (1954 thriller) In need of sanitizing Two things associated with a game of horseshoes? CPR sites Google Maps marker Chow down Bit of military planning Setting for a bicycle race? City with two M.L.B. teams Two things associated with the tale of Sisyphus? Something "tough to be in" Downside Truffle hunter's squeal Two things associated with Gene Simmons? "No question" Spice related to nutmeg "Strangely …" Place for lions, thieves or a TV Invoice abbr. Neither's mate Two things associated with the Vatican? Where Emirates airline is headquartered Weights, colloquially Stevedore's workplace Scrub, at NASA Detective Wolfe San ___, Italy Like a stereotypical bouncer Possesses "Park your keister!" The deadly sins, e.g. Dawn goddess What streets do on an urban map Nauseated while on the road It goes from coast to coast Oil-rich nation Person who might do the Vulcan salute Treelike cactus First film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticism Banal sentimentality, so to speak Antacid brand Place for wallowing Meditation syllables "Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g. Eye droplet Wee 'uns Subterranean fairy tale creature ___ Mode of "The Incredibles" Articles of neckwear that are a snap to use? Rooster's mate Tick off Rock band with a slash in its name Baseball players Gehrig and Boudreau Planetarium panorama Classic slapstick prop Wi-Fi or room safe, at a hotel Auntie's mom Japanese wraps "Not you, too?," to Caesar String before fa-sol-la Wood decay that, despite its name, requires moisture Happy or Sleepy, e.g. What hits Chicken Little's noggin Lipstick holder Instrument sometimes confused with a clarinet Boy, in Bogotá Doodled, say "All Things Considered" airer Tiny amount, as of mousse