NYT Mini Crossword Answers for July 18, 2020
Updated
Tap a clue to reveal its answer. By Joel Fagliano.
No spoilers until you tap Reveal.
Hint: letter count and first letter of every answer
1A T_____ · 7A H_____ · 8A E_____ · 9A Y__ · 10A B__ · 12A R_____ · 14A U_____ · 15A N_____ · 1D T___ · 2D H______ · 3D I______ · 4D R__ · 5D T______ · 6D Y______ · 11D E___ · 13D F__
Across
1A: Number of tracks on the Beatles' "White Album"
THIRTY · more answers for this clue
7A: Santa's laugh
HOHOHO · more answers for this clue
8A: Showed a lot of feeling onstage
EMOTED · more answers for this clue
9A: Slangy affirmative
10A: Stinging insect
12A: It's often free for a restaurant coffee
REFILL · more answers for this clue
14A: Practical applications
USAGES · more answers for this clue
15A: "Enough already!"
NOMORE · more answers for this clue
Down
1D: Gender-neutral pronoun
THEY · more answers for this clue
2D: Baseball hit over the outfield fence
HOMERUN · more answers for this clue
3D: "Fingers crossed!"
IHOPESO · more answers for this clue
4D: Turn to compost
5D: Nickname for basketball Hall-of-Famer Oscar Robertson
THEBIGO · more answers for this clue
6D: One singing from a Swiss mountaintop
YODELER · more answers for this clue
11D: "Who ___ is with me?"
ELSE · more answers for this clue
13D: Close relatives, for short
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THIRTY
HOHOHO
EMOTED
YEPBEE
REFILL
USAGES
NOMORE
FAQ
1-Across: Number of tracks on the Beatles' "White Album"
THIRTY.
7-Across: Santa's laugh
HOHOHO.
8-Across: Showed a lot of feeling onstage
EMOTED.
9-Across: Slangy affirmative
YEP.
10-Across: Stinging insect
BEE.
12-Across: It's often free for a restaurant coffee
REFILL.
14-Across: Practical applications
USAGES.
15-Across: "Enough already!"
NOMORE.
1-Down: Gender-neutral pronoun
THEY.
2-Down: Baseball hit over the outfield fence
HOMERUN.
3-Down: "Fingers crossed!"
IHOPESO.
4-Down: Turn to compost
ROT.
5-Down: Nickname for basketball Hall-of-Famer Oscar Robertson
THEBIGO.
6-Down: One singing from a Swiss mountaintop
YODELER.
11-Down: "Who ___ is with me?"
ELSE.
13-Down: Close relatives, for short
FAM.