The Washington Post Crossword Answers – Thursday July 29 2021

Here are the answers to The Washington Post Crossword puzzles Thursday July 29 2021.
“Beatles ’65” song – IMALOSER
“Science Guy” Bill – NYE
“Watermark” musician – ENYA
Actor Sharif – OMAR
Big wheels – HELMS
Bridge term – REBID
Can’t abide – DETEST
Clean, in a way – MOP
Commotions – ADOS
Cook’s protector – MITT
Coral, for one – SEA
D.C. group – SENS
Dazzling displays – ECLATS
Distribute – METE
Endlessly – ONANDON
Engineer Citroën – ANDRE
Exit via the jetway – DEPLANE
Fayetteville sch – UOFA
Filed, in a way – RASPED
Former nuclear agcy – AEC
Gaucho’s weapon – BOLA
Gear for stealth, briefly – CAMO
Getaway – LAM
Glitch – HICCUP
Happens – OCCURS
Hive feature – HONEYCOMB
Indiana-based sports org – NCAA
Indistinguishable, with “the” – SAME
Kitchen wrap – SARAN
Letters in a water molecule diagram – HOH
Light cotton fabric – MADRAS
Like the moon, at times – HALOED
Manage to pay – AFFORD
Many old comedy teams – DUOS
Mine find – ORE
Mix drinks – TENDBAR
Nail polish brand – ESSIE
NBC skit show – SNL
Nevada state flower – SAGEBRUSH
One of the only two NBA teams that share an arena – LACLIPPERS
Outplay – BEST
Parodies – SPOOFS
Payroll service initials – ADP
Pepcid rival – TAGAMET
Practice – USAGE
Pre-High Holy Days Hebrew month – ELUL
Pub brand with a red triangle logo – BASSALE
Put on weight – GAIN
Qatari leader – EMIR
Relay units – LAPS
Sarcastic “So sad” – BOOHOO
Sauce whose name means “please” – PREGO
Show fear, maybe – TREMBLE
Simplicity-based problem-solving principle – OCCAMSRAZOR
Slip by – ELAPSE
Soothe – LULL
Soothsayer – ORACLE
Spiny lizard – IGUANA
Stand for something – EASEL
Stars and Stripes – OLDGLORY
Start to fall? – PRAT
Stubborn equine – ASS
Swaggering gait – STRUT
Sweetie, in modern lingo – BAE
Take on – ASSUME
Tales and such – LORE
Type of garden – ZEN
Unmatched – ODD
Vincent’s agent in “Entourage” – ARI
Wane – EBB
Web __ – PAGE
Where to find the ends of 17-, 25-, 36- and 49-Across – BARBERSHOP
Word in a court oath – TRUTH
Word with health or hair – CARE