July 21st 2021 New York Times crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

___ du jour (bistro special)
___-American
European peak
Well-kept
Fanciful ideas
"That's not impressing me"
Actress Vardalos
Lowest-ranking G.I.
Some N.F.L. linemen: Abbr.
Response to "Who wants some?"
Wall St. credential
Who said "The only difference between me and the Surrealists is that I am a Surrealist"
Become rusted
"Law & Order" spinoff, for short
It can be tipped ... or collect tips
Seminal punk band, with "the"
Bucks and bulls
Whichever
Blue state?
Restaurant water choice
Speechify
Partner of confused
This clue number minus deux
Drunkard
Passions
Potato ___ (appetizer)
Large unit of resistance
Like some insensitive remarks, for short
Nap sack?
Encompassed by
Island WNW of Molokai
Give a pointer?
'50s campaign button name
Info on a dating profile
Spaces (out)
Bundle up
Globe
Super-hoppy craft brew
Studied (up on)
Make easier to recite, as the Great Lakes via HOMES
___ Reader
Vodka cocktail with cranberry and grapefruit juice
The titular Nelsons of a classic sitcom
Available to watch, in a way
Dish with tomatoes and mozzarella
Speckled coat
Animal whose name consists of the postal codes of two states it passes in its migration
Wild guess
British meat pie
Bit of sweet talk
Nest protest
Take by force
Cold War inits.
Construction vehicle, informally
Hybrid citrus fruits
___ Day, Down Under holiday
Native American canoe material
U2 frontman
It costs about twice as much if it's round
Columnist Klein
All-time leading scorer for the Lakers, familiarly
Raucous music style similar to boogie-woogie
Overhead cost of manufacturing?
Big Dance org.
State in Tornado Alley: Abbr.
Got an A+ on
"Don't make me eat that!"
Bolivian capital
Modern-day horse-and-buggy users
Action after a bad golf drive
Bird with a reduplicative name
Old pro

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