New York Times Answers - Thursday, 31st May 2018

There are 34 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 31st May 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Kitchen drawer?
AAcross 4:	Rum-drinking buddy
AAcross 9:	First sub-Saharan country to obtain independence from colonial rule
AAcross 14:	Like
AAcross 14:	Like
AAcross 15:	Produce some chuckles, say
AAcross 16:	M.L.B. career leader in total bases
AAcross 17:	Wager one's sculpture of the Virgin Mary cradling the body of Jesus?	BETAPIETA
AAcross 19:	Napkins and such
AAcross 20:	Stacked quarters?: Abbr.
AAcross 21:	Broad-leaved endive
AAcross 23:	Hired vehicle that's only as big as a potato crisp?	CHIPSIZETAXI
AAcross 27:	Cabinet head: Abbr.	SECY
AAcross 28:	"So long"	BYENOW
AAcross 32:	Flight
AAcross 35:	Secures, as a job
AAcross 38:	"From ___ down to Brighton, I must have played them all" ("Pinball Wizard" lyric)
AAcross 39:	What you might say upon seeing 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across?	ITSALLGREEKTOME
AAcross 43:	What to expect
AAcross 44:	Out of the way
AAcross 45:	Locale of Rome and Syracuse: Abbr.
AAcross 46:	It takes a toll	EZPASS
AAcross 49:	Corn syrup brand
AAcross 51:	One-millionth of a meter along a spiritual path?	THETAOMICRON
AAcross 57:	What might help you beat the heat?	FIREEXIT
AAcross 60:	Brand once promoted as "The reincarnation of tea"	TAZO
AAcross 61:	As expected	ONCUE
AAcross 62:	Inst. of higher learning dedicated to the statistical analysis of young sheep?	LAMBDATAU
AAcross 66:	Often-animated greeting	ECARD
AAcross 67:	Walk
AAcross 68:	Embrace fully
AAcross 69:	Mouthful?
AAcross 70:	Is a canary
AAcross 71:	___ in Nancy
DDown 1:	Filler for une pipe	TABAC
DDown 2:	___-null (the number of natural numbers)
DDown 3:	Actress Lupone	PATTI
DDown 4:	It has dots for spots
DDown 5:	Cher, e.g.
DDown 6:	Election day: Abbr.	TUE
DDown 7:	Lauder making some blush	ESTEE
DDown 8:	Brewer's agent
DDown 9:	It contains dwarfs and giants
DDown 10:	Most frighteningly dangerous
DDown 11:	It flows through Florence
DDown 12:	Time of good cheer
DDown 13:	Frank with a diary
DDown 18:	Not what Indiana joneses for
DDown 22:	Certain wine order, informally
DDown 24:	Convince
DDown 25:	Suffix with egotist	ICAL
DDown 26:	Words With Friends developer	ZYNGA
DDown 29:	Twelve
DDown 30:	"Goodness sakes!"	OHMY
DDown 31:	Heavy burdens
DDown 32:	Conversation piece
DDown 33:	The whole shebang	ATOZ
DDown 34:	Fig. on a window (and, with luck, not through the roof)	MSRP
DDown 36:	Quinn and Quincy: Abbr.	DRS
DDown 37:	Japanese watchmaker	SEIKO
DDown 40:	Do-it-yourselfers
DDown 41:	Answer to the riddle "What cheese is made backward?"
DDown 42:	Russell of "The Americans"	KERI
DDown 47:	Ally of the Brat Pack	SHEEDY
DDown 48:	Box on a questionnaire
DDown 50:	Twice tetra-
DDown 52:	Angles
DDown 53:	Game company with an online-only museum	ATARI
DDown 54:	Double-cross, maybe	RATON
DDown 55:	Longtime director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
DDown 56:	Adjective and adverb, for two
DDown 57:	Opposite sides
DDown 58:	Inti worshiper
DDown 59:	Some old TVs	RCAS
DDown 63:	Game pieces
DDown 64:	Catch
DDown 65:	One whose office has an opening to fill?: Abbr.