New York Times Crossword - July 30 2023 answers

Org. that sells "Speaking up for those who can't" T-shirts Bread or pasta, informally Rae of "Vengeance" Gives off Social movement that Teddy Roosevelt proclaimed "the most American thing in America" Boyfriend Christopher ___, director of "Oppenheimer" (2023) "Hugh Hefner was quite the media mogul. They called him ..." Leaf-wrapped Turkish dish Chargeable cars, for short Jerkface "Hands off!" Catch Key item Lauder in the cosmetics aisle Grabs a snack, say "I know they've had them on all day, but let the kids eat their candy. After all, a Ring Pop is a ..." "Mwa-ha-ha-ha" is one "General" with a spicy recipe De Armas who name-checked the New York Times crossword on "S.N.L." Slithering swimmer Raison d'___ One of a record 2,297 for Hank Aaron Bit of Old Norse Columbus sch. "Do you really trust these Bitcoiners? Beware ..." Suppressed, as a story Dreaded collectors Academic with funding, say Formation involving fibrin Jumbled mess "___-daisy!" Cherished Best Family nickname Publicly makes fun of, slangily, with "on" "That poor lion has a mighty toothache. Boy, ..." Boyo Soothsayer Counterpart of 76-Down Big Apple fashion inits. Sport-___ (vehicle) Home to Masada National Park: Abbr. Lead-in to Pen Sliced into thin strips, as carrots "Enjoy your stay on our horse farm. Hope it's not too noisy. You can expect ..." One of five every seven Roman theater Half a giggle "Y" on a form "What ___" ("Bummer!") Rain checks? Kvass grain Story that goes over one's head? "Can you believe I sneaked into Buckingham Palace in a trunk and saw the king? I was a ..." What was exited during Brexit King who said "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" Annual New Year's celebration in Pasadena ___ Haute, Ind. Titular Austen heroine Small tips, maybe Forest nymph Fictional supplier of Jet-Propelled Pogo Sticks and Dehydrated Boulders Makeshift knife Grading option Director's shout Loved, loved, loved, with "up" Die, e.g. Shade of blue Verb for a biblical cup Cast out "Nobody ever got fired for buying ___" (old business saying) With these, one can surely walk on water Learned ___-Hungarian Empire What might prompt nostalgia Pasture sound "Uh-huh, sure" Leaf-wrapped Mexican dish Catches Set, as a security system Himalayan sight ... or maybe not Start to see red The Magic, on scoreboards Kind of whale with two blowholes Whole Country with no official language Bitty Night before Restrain, as breath Wait in the shadows Expels Of two minds Kind of cat with short, curly fur Comic book sound effect Fleece-lined boots Habitually Rare treat, maybe Employers Was accepted Faith that preaches religious unity Nunavut people Himalayan river Curmudgeon's countenance ___ Centauri Hauled Enjoy, as an article, even though it makes your blood boil Mont Blanc, par exemple Big name in chicken Didn't pick up what someone was putting down Loose, as laces U.S. intelligence org. Counterpart of 84-Across Least sweet, maybe Square's length squared Choctaw word for "people," as seen in a U.S. state name Kapoor of "Slumdog Millionaire" Happening Oolong or Darjeeling Ice cream entrepreneur Joseph Annoy Play thing? Eagerly accepts Dundee denial Reach a dental milestone Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter" Periwinkle, by another name Stitched "I want," in Oaxaca Comedian Cenac [Excuse me] Latin 101 infinitive GPS suggestions: Abbr. Soak (up) When tripled, "Blah, blah, blah" Word with eagle or green Occupational suffix Italian unit of time Big roll Pirate's exclamation