Clues
- U.S. intelligence org. ANSWER
- Pal you might take fishing? ANSWER
- Very minor celeb ANSWER
- Preserve in a display as a sacred relic ANSWER
- My understanding is ... ANSWER
- Trident-wielding god of the sea ANSWER
- Apollos twin who rules over the hunt ANSWER
- Tied as a hay bale ANSWER
- Go back menu command ANSWER
- 6 on a phones keypad ANSWER
- ___ and downs ANSWER
- Capital of Saskatchewan ANSWER
- Mooring and fishing spot ANSWER
- Bit of fishing gear ANSWER
- Experiencing Novocains effects say ANSWER
- Stop pushing so hard ANSWER
- Simplicity ANSWER
- Sun Devils sch. ANSWER
- Stop! to a sailor ANSWER
- Kind of wrestling ... or a hint to four pairs of crossing answers in this puzzle ANSWER
- Beat it! ANSWER
- Tooth pullers deg. ANSWER
- Israels Netanyahu informally ANSWER
- Form-fitting swimwear brand ANSWER
- Reef wrigglers ANSWER
- Irate ANSWER
- Result of splitting hairs? ANSWER
- Lakeside rentals ANSWER
- Mac alternatives ANSWER
- Host Glass of public radios This American Life ANSWER
- Mimicked ANSWER
- Relative of a llama ANSWER
- Harvest goddess with a daughter in the underworld ANSWER
- Leery of cameras and microphones say ANSWER
- Muslim land with a monarch ANSWER
- God celebrated with wine feasts and dancing ANSWER
- Goes out like the tide ANSWER
- Make out in Britspeak ANSWER
- Spanish that ANSWER
- Trident-wielding god of the sea ANSWER
- Chilly-sounding pod in a stir-fry ANSWER
- Lends a hand ANSWER
- Town ___ (old-time news announcer) ANSWER
- Like some assets and agendas ANSWER
- One in Oaxaca ANSWER
- The M of M.I.B. ANSWER
- Apollos twin who rules over the hunt ANSWER
- Nonvegan fat in a pie crust ANSWER
- Comparison words ANSWER
- Seattle-to-San Diego dir. ANSWER
- Rhyming destinations for yummies ANSWER
- Renowned ANSWER
- Tourist destination ANSWER
- Clucking sort ANSWER
- Relieve of a load ANSWER
- Tortilla chip dip informally ANSWER
- My folks are gonna kill me! ANSWER
- Backup strategy if things go wrong ANSWER
- Los Angeles football player ANSWER
- Mendes of 2 Fast 2 Furious ANSWER
- Snowy wader ANSWER
- Far out! ANSWER
- Moody music genre ANSWER
- City thats home to Munchs The Scream ANSWER
- Ive heard enough excuses! ANSWER
- Bathroom tile material ANSWER
- Deadlocked situation ANSWER
- God celebrated with wine feasts and dancing ANSWER
- It looks that way to me! ANSWER
- Natural weaver ANSWER
- Brand for water fun ANSWER
- Harvest goddess with a daughter in the underworld ANSWER
- Weapon for David in the Bible ANSWER
- Somewhat ANSWER
- Tennis champ Sampras ANSWER
- ___ to play ANSWER
- Before poetically ANSWER
- OB/GYNs e.g. ANSWER
- A in Wiesbaden ANSWER
NY Times Crossword July 18 2023
The New York Times crossword clue for July 18 2023 is "Hearst Castle, e.g." The clue is referring to the Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California, which was built by media mogul William Randolph Hearst between 1919 and 1947. It is now a National Historic Landmark and a popular tourist destination, featuring a grand main building, guesthouses, and a lavish pool. The castle is an iconic example of the opulence of the Gilded Age.
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