New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th May 2018 There are 66 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th May 2018. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Arcade hoops gameNBAJAMAAcross 7: Some TV ads, for shortPSASAAcross 11: Went through channels?SWAMAAcross 15: Hitter's hitterBATAAcross 18: "The Simpsons" or "Futurama"SATIREAAcross 19: Litter's littlestRUNTAAcross 20: To whom Brabantio says "Thou art a villain"IAGOAAcross 21: SingularSOLEAAcross 22: Good name for a deep kissers' dating site?FRENCHCONNECTIONAAcross 25: VittlesEATSAAcross 26: A shroud of secrecy, idiomaticallyWRAPSAAcross 27: Endlessly starting overONREPEATAAcross 28: Performances at Paris's Palais GarnierOPERASAAcross 30: Manning with the second-longest QB starting streak in N.F.L. historyELIAAcross 31: Numerical prefixOCTAAAcross 32: "Ish"OR SOAAcross 34: Monster slain by HerculesHYDRAAAcross 35: North Carolina universityELONAAcross 36: Victor's shoutBOOYAHAAcross 39: It's all in the headDREAMAAcross 41: Member of a southern colonyPENGUINAAcross 43: Actor whose first and last names look like they rhyme, but don'tSEANBEANAAcross 47: Slice of a timelineERAAAcross 50: Fruit drinkADEAAcross 51: Good name for a dating site full of hot dudes?STUD FINDERAAcross 54: Obsolescent high school course, informallyHOME ECAAcross 56: Number one palBESTIEAAcross 57: Good name for a dating site of massage therapists?RUBBERMATCHAAcross 59: In amazementAWEDAAcross 61: Emerald or aquamarineBERYLAAcross 63: Revolting sortsNASTIESAAcross 64: Kitty-cat, e.g.PETAAcross 65: Carbo-loading dishPASTAAAcross 67: Patty alternative?TRISHAAcross 70: IV checkersRNSAAcross 71: 1988 top 10 hit for Tracy ChapmanFASTCARAAcross 73: George ___ UniversityMASONAAcross 75: SwampsBOGSAAcross 76: Good name for an extreme sports dating site?ACTIONITEMSAAcross 79: Be traitorous toFLIPONAAcross 82: Burger topperCHEESEAAcross 83: Good name for a non-monogamist dating site?OPENFLAMESAAcross 85: Big Apple cultural site, with "the"METAAcross 88: AlwayE'ERAAcross 89: Southernmost of the Lesser AntillesTRINIDADAAcross 91: Napa Valley vintner RobertMONDAVIAAcross 93: GranniesNANASAAcross 95: Previous name for an athletic conference now with 12 membersPACTENAAcross 98: Comparable (to)AKINAAcross 99: Sky-blueAZUREAAcross 101: Performer in makeup, typicallyMIMEAAcross 105: Certain layersHENSAAcross 106: ___ AvivTELAAcross 107: UTEP teamMINERSAAcross 109: First things to go into jammiesTOOTSIESAAcross 112: "Trading Spaces" host DavisPAIGEAAcross 114: Neat as ___APINAAcross 115: Good name for a dating site for lovers of natural foods?ORGANIC CHEMISTRYAAcross 118: AdSPOTAAcross 119: Big lossROUTAAcross 120: John of the Velvet UndergroundCALEAAcross 121: Tot's wearONESIEAAcross 122: JuniorSONAAcross 123: Lincoln Logs and suchTOYSAAcross 124: Something taken on a field?KNEEAAcross 125: Ones passed on a trackBATONSDDown 1: [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]NSFWDDown 2: Sped (along)BARRELEDDDown 3: Had a table for oneATEALONEDDown 4: Chinese leader XiJINPINGDDown 5: Rainbows, e.g.ARCSDDown 6: "That doesn't impress me much"MEHDDown 7: ImmediatelyPRONTODDown 8: Natural light beamSUN-RAYDDown 8: Natural light beamSUNRAYDDown 9: One of the BrontësANNEDDown 10: Group dance with stomps and clapsSTEPDDown 11: Instrument plucked with a mezrabSITARDDown 12: Cools one's heelsWAITSDDown 13: Back in timeAGODDown 14: Like early Elvis recordingsMONODDown 15: Good name for a carpentry dating site?BOARD MEETINGDDown 16: The rite place?ALTARDDown 17: Thompson of "Selma"TESSADDown 21: "Toodles!"SEEYADDown 23: NogginCOCONUTDDown 24: Chairman and ___ (common title)CEODDown 29: Ones to watchPHENOMSDDown 31: Back-of-newspaper sectionOBITSDDown 33: Poetic tributeODEDDown 35: Org. with a flower logoE.P.A.DDown 35: Org. with a flower logoEPADDown 37: "Just ___ suspected"ASIDDown 38: 1940s vice president WallaceHENRYDDown 40: EnthusiasticRAHRAHDDown 42: Not newUSEDDDown 44: Chaperones, usuallyADULTSDDown 45: Lincoln's home: Abbr.NEBDDown 45: Lincoln's home: Abbr.NEB.DDown 46: "I'll return shortly," in a textBRBDDown 48: Swing time?RECESSDDown 49: German interjectionsACHSDDown 52: "That's mine!"DIBSDDown 53: 'FEETDDown 55: Dignified ladyMATRONDDown 56: Model Page known as "The Queen of Pinups"BETTIEDDown 58: Naval officer: Abbr.ENSDDown 59: Geronimo, for oneAPACHEDDown 60: Good name for a "High Noon"-themed dating site?WESTERNUNIONDDown 62: Hit hardRAMMEDDDown 65: ___ Bread (cafe chain)PANERADDown 66: NPR host ShapiroARIDDown 68: "2 funny!!!"ROFLDDown 69: "To Live and Die ___"INLADDown 71: VisageFACEDDown 72: Player of Robin Hood in 1991COSTNERDDown 74: Like child's playASNAPDDown 75: Nautical title, informallyBO'S'NDDown 75: Nautical title, informallyBOS'NDDown 77: Whole lotTONDDown 78: Prefix with centerEPIDDown 80: GinormousIMMENSEDDown 81: Lowly workersPEONSDDown 84: O.T.C. O.K.'erFDADDown 85: Command of Captain Jean-Luc PicardMAKEITSODDown 86: Satanic lookEVILGRINDDown 87: Cookie holderTINDDown 90: MovementISMDDown 92: Statistician's groupingDATASETDDown 94: "___ you the clever one!"ARENTDDown 96: Gum ingredientCHICLEDDown 97: TitterTEEHEEDDown 99: StockpileAMASSDDown 100: NadaZIPPODDown 102: Certain computer whizITGUYDDown 103: Deep defensesMOATSDDown 104: Long spanEONDDown 108: Put in orderSORTDDown 110: Camping menaceTICKDDown 111: Digitize, in a waySCANDDown 112: ___ coladaPINADDown 113: Real lookers?EYESDDown 116: Down Under hopperROODDown 117: Gather around, as an idolMOB