% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)
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The Crossword Solver found 200 answers for The New York Times crossword clue not doing much. The answers have between 3 and 15 letters.

AnswerClue
CYBERCAFEconnection point not seen much anymore
ALPSmuch of Italy’s north
MEMESmuch internet humor
IOWEYOUONEMuch obliged!”
ALOTq: How much does it cost to park at stadiums? A: ___
ALOUbaseball family name much seen in crosswords
PARLAYEDincreased into something much more valuable
IKOIKOmuch-covered New Orleans standard based on Mardi Gras chants
BERGon the surface it might not look like much
AISLEmuch-requested airplane seat
LTRSmuch mail: Abbr.
MINORnot requiring much attention, say
DOTCOMICSmuch of Roy Lichtenstein’s work?
MONEY“___ often costs too much”: Emerson
ETSYwebsite with much custom-designed jewelry
ODSbinges too much, for short
HES“___ dead, Jim” (much-parodied “Star Trek” line)
ABIT___ much
LESSnot so much
FR*JOLESmuch of Goya’s output
ERE“I shall see thee, ___ I die, look pale with love”: “Much Ado About Nothing”
TRIPit costs about twice as much if it’s round
TALKformat of much AM radio
ADABnot much, as of cream
UPTOas much as
TEENSmuch of Gen Alpha, now
ICANT“This is too much for me”
SOFTTACOtex-Mex offering that lacks much crunch
SPARROWbird much seen in cities
LEGOStoys with much assembly required
DOTH“The lady ___ protest too much”: “Hamlet”
ODEDtook too much, for short
IDESTmuch-abbreviated Latin phrase
CHARADESit involves much ear-tugging and head-shaking
WELSHlanguage in which “Thank you very much” is “Diolch yn fawr iawn”
IOWAits state fair is much visited by politicians
ADORATIONmotif in much Christian art
PRIMPspend much time in front of the mirror
BEEPsound much heard in traffic
CGIfX in much sci-fi and fantasy
TALLlike people who are much looked up to
BALImuch-visited Indonesian isle
OVERDOexercise too much, say
EDASNERmuch-awarded actor whose name is an anagram of ENDEARS
TIGHTENYOURBELTdon’t spend so much money
ATONALlike much avant-garde music
SPICEmuch-sought-after commodity in “Dune”
BITESIZEDlike much Halloween candy
EMMAcharacter described by Austen as “a heroine whom no one but myself will much like”
CLOVERSsymbols much seen on March 17

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