New York Times Crossword - July 28 2023 answers

Edge forward Emulates a siren? Mexican garments also called jorongos Approved by one's insurance carrier, say Take more credit than warranted? What some leads do Trashes Comedian Bob Stirs Midwest tribe "Democracy Dies in Darkness" sloganeer, in brief Some floor leaders, for short Outdoor installation using earth, rocks, vegetation, etc. Calendar pages: Abbr. Something worked by a press, informally How some thieves are caught Gathering to show off a new rock band? Thick pancakes, in Mexican cooking Janis ___, Grammy-winning folk singer Be shy Mints sold in transparent plastic boxes "That's enough!" Camp accouterments "Walking in Memphis" singer Marc Craft stand strand Winning Some beer cocktails Name in near beer Polyamory portmanteau Literally, "teacher" or "master" Went mainstream, maybe Steps Pieces in the game mancala Line on a map Home to the U.S. city with the most hotel rooms Tenets Damages Certain bun Its northernmost extreme is just 2.1 miles from the equator Comedian Notaro Biblical man's name that becomes a body part if you move the first letter to the end It can mimic human speech One who gets paid to play Move in a flash, hypothetically "Alas …" Lingerie material "The nerve of some people!" Titular protagonist in a Marcel Proust novel Word with circle or seal Kosher ___ acid Spread out on a table? 43-Down alternative "Wow!" Spirit-raising? "Oh, duh!" Wayne Gretzky's nickname, with "The" Apple product that once had an "X" added to its name Some divine symbols 31-Down alternative "Reservoir Dogs" role They may be part of the bigger picture Composer of "The Liberty Bell" and "Semper Fidelis" Question of incredulity Got on one's knees, maybe Minor planet named for a Greek god Leave in a hurry Familial nickname