New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th May 2019

There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th May 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" channel	TBS
AAcross 4:	Counterpart of "highway" in an m.p.g. rating
AAcross 8:	Little rapscallions
AAcross 12:	Weapon that's thrown
AAcross 17:	Male buddy, in slang	BRAH
AAcross 18:	Source of some penetrating notes
AAcross 19:	Infiltrator
AAcross 20:	In two pieces
AAcross 21:	Took a chill pill	COOLEDDOWN
AAcross 23:	Danger for coastal residents	STORMSURGE
AAcross 25:	He hosted the second-ever episode of "Saturday Night Live"
AAcross 26:	Event in nuclear physics	COLDFISSION
AAcross 27:	It "should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," according to a saying
AAcross 28:	Incompetent sort, slangily
AAcross 29:	Reveals
AAcross 30:	Braves' division, briefly	NLEAST
AAcross 31:	Pirouette
AAcross 33:	War loser, usually
AAcross 34:	Like beer and baking dough
AAcross 35:	Try Sinatra at karaoke, say
AAcross 37:	Boost	LEGUP
AAcross 40:	Member of a South Asian diaspora
AAcross 41:	Format accommodating poor vision	LARGETYPE
AAcross 43:	Fate, in Greek myth
AAcross 46:	Like some sheets
AAcross 51:	Requests
AAcross 52:	Depiction in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"
AAcross 53:	Presage
AAcross 54:	"I kid you not!"
AAcross 55:	Vietnamese soup
AAcross 56:	Went white
AAcross 57:	Vittles
AAcross 58:	For the most part
AAcross 59:	1972 Bill Withers hit	USEME
AAcross 61:	The miser's daughter in Molière's "The Miser"	ELISE
AAcross 63:	Cuddly-looking bear
AAcross 64:	They're full of hot air
AAcross 66:	Shoe with lots of holes
AAcross 67:	Fleet-footed
AAcross 69:	Crash site?
AAcross 72:	Alternative to Corinthian
AAcross 73:	First word in many a limerick
AAcross 74:	H. H. Munro's pseudonym
AAcross 75:	___ Club
AAcross 76:	"You've gotta be kidding"	YEESH
AAcross 77:	It may lead to tax evasion charges
AAcross 78:	Sci-fi subgenre with "retrofuturistic" technology
AAcross 80:	Blabbed
AAcross 82:	Widespread unrest
AAcross 84:	Shield of Greek myth
AAcross 85:	Facebook users' multitude
AAcross 88:	Doppelgänger
AAcross 90:	Oscar winner for "Shakespeare in Love"	DENCH
AAcross 92:	Language family that includes Crow and Lakota
AAcross 93:	Helms
AAcross 94:	Rain unsteadily
AAcross 95:	Digital world
AAcross 98:	French toast	AVOTRESANTE
AAcross 100:	Hot chili designation	FOURALARM
AAcross 102:	Not like the odds of, say	BETAGAINST
AAcross 103:	Steinbeck novel featuring the madam Dora Flood	CANNERYROW
AAcross 104:	Title in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"
AAcross 105:	Hoodwink
AAcross 106:	Comedic actor Wareheim
AAcross 107:	"Wonder Woman" antagonist
AAcross 108:	Over
AAcross 109:	Feature of an old-fashioned swing
AAcross 110:	Peace Nobelist Walesa
AAcross 111:	What the Czech word "ano" means in English, paradoxically
DDown 1:	Gym rat's development	TROUTWORKOUINE
DDown 2:	High pitch, maybe
DDown 3:	1984 Steve Perry hit	SHESMINE
DDown 4:	Act overprotectively toward	CODMOLLYDLE
DDown 5:	Bygone Apple laptop	IBOOK
DDown 6:	Word with boom or skip
DDown 7:	Ache
DDown 8:	Acher's lament	IMSORE
DDown 9:	Ragtag
DDown 10:	Lumbers (along)
DDown 11:	One working on an estate
DDown 12:	Role for a biology grad student, perhaps	BASSLAISTANT
DDown 13:	Works with numbers
DDown 14:	One might be thrown from a horse
DDown 15:	Flotilla of merchant ships
DDown 16:	Hospital tube
DDown 17:	Animal with tusks
DDown 21:	Worker with numbers, for short
DDown 22:	French fashion icon
DDown 24:	Does groundbreaking work?
DDown 26:	The "Aladdin" song "A Whole New World" takes place on one	CARPMAGICETRIDE
DDown 29:	Approx. 1,055 joules
DDown 29:	Approx. 1,055 joules
DDown 32:	Refuses to share
DDown 34:	What a cake candle often represents
DDown 35:	Give it up, so to speak
DDown 36:	Reckless
DDown 38:	Fencing sword
DDown 39:	Like "mailman" and "waitress"
DDown 40:	Clobber
DDown 42:	Cowboys and Spurs
DDown 44:	Barbra Streisand album "A Love Like ___"
DDown 45:	"Uh ... sure"	IGUESSSO
DDown 47:	Like the central planet in "Dune"
DDown 48:	Surprised	TUNACAUGHWARES
DDown 49:	Not 100%
DDown 49:	Not 100%
DDown 50:	Rival of BAL and BOS	NYY
DDown 56:	Gave extra juice	PERCHSUARGED
DDown 58:	Family business
DDown 60:	Tres y tres
DDown 62:	Actress Petty of "A League of Their Own"	LORI
DDown 63:	What might get you a "ladle" drunk?	PIKESDPUNCH
DDown 64:	Handyperson's inits.	DIY
DDown 65:	Sushi topper
DDown 66:	Quaff quickly
DDown 68:	Engineer who coined the term "horsepower"
DDown 70:	Hilton alternative	OMNI
DDown 71:	Sounds of disappointment
DDown 73:	Larrups
DDown 75:	Something journalists may work on
DDown 79:	Its wingspan can reach 30 feet
DDown 81:	Problem usually encountered at night
DDown 83:	Aetna's business: Abbr.
DDown 85:	Say uncle
DDown 86:	Searched for truffles, maybe
DDown 87:	Delightful event?
DDown 88:	Stretching or tightening muscle
DDown 89:	Dangling part of a rooster
DDown 91:	Isle named for a Gaelic goddess
DDown 92:	Shade of black
DDown 93:	Capital once known as Thang Long ("Ascending Dragon")
DDown 94:	Like some booms
DDown 96:	Bow-wielding god
DDown 97:	Mini manufacturer	BMW
DDown 99:	Winnow
DDown 100:	Meter reading
DDown 101:	Erato's instrument
DDown 103:	Bit of old-fashioned animation