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New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 16th May 2018

There are 40 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 16th May 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Issue
AAcross 6: Fodder for sports analytics
AAcross 11: Place, as a bet
AAcross 14: What a current flows through
AAcross 15: Dickens's ___ Heep
AAcross 16: "Aladdin" monkeyABU
AAcross 17: Nickname for a glitzy author?JEWELSVERNE
AAcross 19: It contains M.S.G.NYC
AAcross 20: Emmy-winning FalcoEDIE
AAcross 21: Stark of "Game of Thrones"
AAcross 22: A cluttered one is a sign of a cluttered mind, it's said
AAcross 23: [Don't touch my bone!]GRR
AAcross 25: Nickname for a clumsy composer?CLODDEBUSSY
AAcross 28: Sunken track
AAcross 29: Key below Z, on a Mac
AAcross 30: Country singer Tillis
AAcross 31: John who played an older Kunta Kinte on "Roots"
AAcross 33: "The bay in the fifth," for one
AAcross 35: Actress McDonaldAUDRA
AAcross 39: Nickname for a sloppy painter?TOOLOOSELAUTREC
AAcross 43: "Get Happy" composerARLEN
AAcross 44: Gangster's gun
AAcross 45: Setting for 46-Across on a very hot day
AAcross 46: See 45-AcrossACS
AAcross 48: "___ official ..."
AAcross 50: Compete
AAcross 51: Nickname for a fiery philosopher?BLAZEPASCAL
AAcross 56: Shape of a swan's neck
AAcross 57: Get under the skin of
AAcross 58: ___ grecque (served with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings)
AAcross 58: ___ grecque (served with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings)
AAcross 59: Names in film credits
AAcross 61: City where trap music originated: Abbr.ATL
AAcross 62: Classic hairstyle ... or a hint to the puns in 17-, 25-, 39- and 51-AcrossFRENCHTWIST
AAcross 66: Prefix with colonialism
AAcross 67: According to
AAcross 68: Chair designer Charles
AAcross 69: Parched
AAcross 70: Prime minister called "Pandit"
AAcross 71: Address, with "to"
DDown 1: ___ Mahal
DDown 2: Start of every ZIP code in Pennsylvania
DDown 3: Jigsaw, e.g.
DDown 4: Named, for shortIDED
DDown 5: Toyota coupe sold from 1970 to 2006CELICA
DDown 6: Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly
DDown 6: Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly
DDown 7: Focus of a Facebook sidebar
DDown 8: Put on TV
DDown 9: Kind of bike or kayak
DDown 10: Miss identification?
DDown 11: Freeway divisions
DDown 12: Deep, deep pit
DDown 13: Eliciting an "ugh," maybe
DDown 18: Have as a customerSELLTO
DDown 22: Port at the west end of Lake Superior
DDown 23: Persona non ___GRATA
DDown 24: It might begin "Did you hear ...?"
DDown 26: Old blues singer Johnny
DDown 27: Fellow bringing roses, perhaps
DDown 32: Sordid sort
DDown 34: Hard throw, in baseball
DDown 36: Rush-hourDRIVETIME
DDown 37: TV host PhilbinREGIS
DDown 38: Bodily complaints
DDown 40: First word of "The Raven"
DDown 41: Secular
DDown 42: Hook up (to)
DDown 47: Few and far between
DDown 49: Schedules
DDown 51: ___ X
DDown 52: Soda bottle unit
DDown 53: Bronze, but not silver or gold
DDown 54: Beth's preceder
DDown 55: More rational
DDown 60: Give and take
DDown 62: Item above a kitchen stove
DDown 63: Grand finale?
DDown 64: "The vasty deep," in Shakespeare
DDown 65: "What a shame!"
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