New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th May 2019 There are 62 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th May 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Measure of a stoneCARATAAcross 6: Purchase of proof?ALCOHOLAAcross 13: Takes up a lot of spaceSPRAWLSAAcross 20: "Don't cry for me" singerEVITAAAcross 21: EnchantBEGUILEAAcross 22: Mine transportTRAMWAYAAcross 23: Scratch paper?LOTTERYTICKETAAcross 25: Hangs aroundREMAINSAAcross 26: Most stylishSWANKESTAAcross 27: 2013 film whose lead actress is never seenHERAAcross 28: Liquid paper?WINELISTAAcross 29: Acted asWASAAcross 30: What Oberon orbitsURANUSAAcross 32: Relay closerANCHORAAcross 36: Construction paper?BUILDING PERMITAAcross 44: Bugs from the underworldMORANAAcross 45: Jane Austen heroineEMMAAAcross 46: Grp. that usually meets in the eveningPTAAAcross 47: Veiled criticism, in slangSHADEAAcross 48: Fly paper?BOARDING PASSAAcross 52: Assn.ORGAAcross 54: That stinks!ODORAAcross 55: Mormon Church, for shortLDSAAcross 56: Spreads in the kitchenOLEOSAAcross 57: Hyundai modelELANTRAAAcross 60: Horror director RothELIAAcross 61: K-12ELHIAAcross 63: Broadway's CariouLENAAcross 64: Periods of noteERASAAcross 65: Pop group whose name derives from the initials of its members' first namesABBAAAcross 67: Wax paper?RECORDDEALAAcross 70: Note paper?SHEET MUSICAAcross 75: Bygone auto whose name sounds like a commandYUGOAAcross 76: "I want details!"DISHAAcross 78: 506, in old RomeDVIAAcross 79: Trade jabs (with)SPARAAcross 80: Ending with body or spyCAMAAcross 82: Expresses exasperation towardSIGHSATAAcross 85: Some trumpetersSWANSAAcross 87: Size above med.LGEAAcross 88: Bygone sitcom set around HoustonREBAAAcross 90: La-la lead-inTRAAAcross 91: Position paper?SEATINGCHARTAAcross 94: Competitor of ReachORALBAAcross 96: Settings for some TV dramas, for shortERSAAcross 98: First place?EDENAAcross 99: Prophet who inveighed against the "sins of Israel"HOSEAAAcross 100: Wall paper?COLLEGEDIPLOMAAAcross 103: Segue to the next part of a storySOTHENAAcross 104: ContributeDONATEAAcross 105: Warhol subjectMAOAAcross 106: Term paper?CONTRACTAAcross 110: Exclamation that's usually doubledTSKAAcross 113: Doggy treatBELLYRUBAAcross 118: The least little bitONEIOTAAAcross 119: Crepe paper?BREAKFASTMENUAAcross 121: Terrapin catcherTURTLERAAcross 122: Humanitarian operationAIRLIFTAAcross 123: Trap at a ski lodge, perhapsICEINAAcross 124: WoundSPOOLEDAAcross 125: Chilean catchSEA BASSAAcross 126: Bridge positionsEASTSDDown 1: Hanna-Barbera collectiblesCELSDDown 2: ProfessAVOWDDown 3: Singer Ora with three solo #1 hits in BritainRITADDown 4: Abbr. on an envelopeATTNDDown 5: Class one might take for kicks?TAE KWON DODDown 5: Class one might take for kicks?TAEKWONDODDown 6: Deep holeABYSSDDown 7: Baltic dwellerLETTDDown 8: It helped bring dinos to life in "Jurassic Park"CGIDDown 9: "That's a good burn!"OUCHDDown 10: Take a walk on the wild side?HIKEDDown 11: John ___, three-time Gold Glove first basemanOLERUDDDown 12: Authorize toLETDDown 13: Craft created on a board with nailsSTRINGARTDDown 14: Rules of engagement?PRENUPDDown 15: "The Ten Commandments" villainRAMESESDDown 16: Human rights lawyer ClooneyAMALDDown 17: Depression follower, for shortWWIIDDown 18: Office PC connectionsLANSDDown 19: Routine: Abbr.SYSTDDown 24: Body part whose name contains another body partREARDDown 28: Deliberate and unprovokedWANTONDDown 31: Grave lettersRIPDDown 32: Unhurried walkerAMBLERDDown 33: NogginNOODLEDDown 34: Drum kit componentCRASHCYMBALDDown 35: Half a laugh?HARDDown 36: "Shoo!"BEGONEDDown 37: Ones making calls, informallyUMPSDDown 38: "___ Pepper ..." (classic soda jingle)IMADDown 39: Eye surgeon's toolLASERDDown 40: Pi + 1?RHODDown 41: Debuted to great acclaimMADEASPLASHDDown 42: Talent show that jumped networks, familiarlyIDOLDDown 43: Actress PoloTERIDDown 49: Volunteer's offerILLDOITDDown 50: Grant factor, sometimesNEEDDDown 51: Symbol in many a URLSLASHDDown 53: HarshGRATINGDDown 58: Neutral colorASHDDown 59: SALT subject, for shortABMDDown 62: Marker, informallyIOUDDown 64: Inventor HoweELIASDDown 66: Part of an after-school lineupBUSDDown 68: Some N.F.L. linemen: Abbr.RGSDDown 69: App annoyancesADSDDown 71: Actress FindleyEDWINADDown 72: Welsh "John"EVANDDown 73: "What she said"IAGREEDDown 74: El Greco, e.g.CRETANDDown 77: Symbol of strengthSTEELDDown 80: Critter that likes to lie in the sunCROCDDown 81: Prefix with -nautAERODDown 83: Immigrant's desireGREEN CARDDDown 84: Really busy doingHARDATDDown 85: Modern education acronymSTEMDDown 86: Clothing symbol for a graduate of Oxford or CambridgeSCHOOLTIEDDown 89: ExclusivelyALLDDown 92: Running aroundADODDown 93: SexyHOTDDown 95: Portable place to sleepBEDROLLDDown 97: Take a load offSITDDown 101: Relative of a VandykeGOATEEDDown 102: Family name on "The Dick Van Dyke Show"PETRIEDDown 103: "Do the Right Thing" pizzeriaSALSDDown 105: Butcher's stockMEATSDDown 106: Portable places to sleepCOTSDDown 107: "Movin' ___" ("The Jeffersons" theme)ONUPDDown 108: Old Roman autocratNERODDown 109: One of the JacksonsTITODDown 111: Hospital fluidsSERADDown 112: Former "Meet the Press" host MarvinKALBDDown 113: People who are totes closeBFFSDDown 114: Often-pantomimed hit song of the 1970sYMCADDown 115: "Cheers" actor RogerREESDDown 116: Soldier's assignmentUNITDDown 117: TushBUNSDDown 119: Some undergrad degs.BASDDown 120: Soul from Seoul?KIA