New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd May 2020 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd May 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SmashingSOCKOAAcross 6: Wide-eyed in wonderAGOGAAcross 10: Woofer outputBASSAAcross 14: Casual vodka orderSTOLIAAcross 19: BubblingABOILAAcross 20: PriceyDEARAAcross 21: Alma mater of Grant and Lee: Abbr.USMAAAcross 22: Board game pieceTOKENAAcross 23: Dog's order at a malt shop?HOUNDSHAKEAAcross 25: The "day" in "seize the day"DIEMAAcross 26: "Arrival" visitorALIENAAcross 27: You can see right through itLENSAAcross 28: Part of H.M.S.HERAAcross 29: "Game of Thrones" patriarch has difficulties?NEDFLOUNDERSAAcross 32: Zora Neale Hurston's "___ Eyes Were Watching God"THEIRAAcross 34: Stand-up comic KondaboluHARIAAcross 35: Drum heard in raga musicTABLAAAcross 36: Creator of Christopher RobinA. A. MILNEAAcross 38: Beat out by a hairEDGEDAAcross 40: Big name in ratingsNIELSENAAcross 44: Male sailorsSHIPMENAAcross 45: Words of affirmationYESSESAAcross 47: UpscaleDE LUXEAAcross 47: UpscaleDELUXEAAcross 48: Android alternativeIOSAAcross 49: ___ MahalTAJAAcross 51: Kind of dietFADAAcross 53: Chest muscle, informallyPECAAcross 54: The "S" of 48-AcrossSYSTEMAAcross 58: Advised a chess player to attack the king?COUNSELEDCHECKAAcross 65: Spanish unit of time with a tildeANOAAcross 66: Yoda, to LukeMENTORAAcross 67: Shows as an encore presentationREAIRSAAcross 68: A fingerprint can leave oneSMUDGEAAcross 70: Cell no., sayTELAAcross 71: Strips of weaponsUNARMSAAcross 72: Coming from two speakersSTEREOAAcross 73: Frequent choice for maid of honorSISTERAAcross 75: Deg. for an aspiring attorney abroadLLBAAcross 76: Part of Disney's advertising budget?MOUSEMARKETINGAAcross 78: How some pranks might goTOOFARAAcross 82: Constellation with a palindromic nameARAAAcross 83: Scat syllable for SinatraDOOAAcross 84: Hula loopLEIAAcross 86: Academy Award winner for "Moonlight" and "Green Book"ALIAAcross 87: Dr. Seuss character who becomes "King of the Mud"YERTLEAAcross 91: Sushi condimentWASABIAAcross 95: Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrorsMAGPIESAAcross 99: Beyond sad, or beyond happyINTEARSAAcross 101: Some piercing spotsLOBESAAcross 102: Categorically statedAVERREDAAcross 103: IndubitablyQUITEAAcross 105: Bellybutton fluffLINTAAcross 106: Bordeaux wine regionMEDOCAAcross 107: Decisively defeat a cabinet department?TROUNCESTATEAAcross 111: Musical knackEARAAcross 112: Share on social mediaPOSTAAcross 115: Like a zealous fan baseRABIDAAcross 116: School attended by 20 prime ministersETONAAcross 117: Feeling one gets under anesthesia at the dentist?FUZZYMOUTHAAcross 120: Rat in "Ratatouille"EMILEAAcross 121: Word before or after runLONGAAcross 122: Memo headingINREAAcross 123: Prize for a doc, maybeOSCARAAcross 124: Stick a fork inSPEARAAcross 125: Weapon with a bell guardEPEEAAcross 126: Loathsome personTOADAAcross 127: Indira Gandhi's fatherNEHRUDDown 1: Comedian MortSAHLDDown 2: Instrument from the French for "high wood"OBOEDDown 3: Bad shot by Dracula?COUNTMISSDDown 4: AffinityKINSHIPDDown 5: Lacking originalityOLDDDown 6: FollowerADHERENTDDown 7: Prepare, with "up"GEARDDown 8: Symbol of sturdinessOAKDDown 9: ___ launcherGRENADEDDown 10: Close palsBUDDIESDDown 11: "Yeah, right!"ASIFDDown 12: Process, as oreSMELTDDown 13: Language with only 14 native lettersSAMOANDDown 14: He made his final cameo in "Avengers: Endgame"STANLEEDDown 15: Spilled one's soulTOLDALLDDown 16: '30s migrantOKIEDDown 17: Unwelcome lookLEERDDown 18: Places to exchange dollars for quartersINNSDDown 24: Stand out from the crowdSHINEDDown 30: Little bits of energyERGSDDown 31: Competitor of eBayUBIDDDown 33: Tree that lines the Central Park MallELMDDown 34: Debut single for both Jimi Hendrix and Patti SmithHEYJOEDDown 36: Flaws and allASISDDown 37: Shout for 44-AcrossAHOYDDown 39: Put off for another dayDEFERDDown 41: Building caretakersSUPERSDDown 42: Higher-ups in a hierarchyEXECSDDown 43: Part of a guitarNECKDDown 46: One on the road in "On the Road"SALDDown 50: Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed TonicACMEDDown 52: Laura of "Marriage Story"DERNDDown 55: Does some bronco-busting, e.g.TAMESDDown 56: Accustom (to)ENUREDDown 57: Broadband deviceMODEMDDown 59: Loosen, in a wayUNTIEDDown 60: Banned display of firepower, informallyNTESTDDown 61: Conductor Georg with 31 GrammysSOLTIDDown 62: Passed out in VegasDEALTDDown 63: Gambino crime family patriarchCARLODDown 64: Attractive but vacuous guy, in slangHIMBODDown 68: Mary, Queen of Scots, e.g.STUARTDDown 69: ProdGOADDDown 71: ProdURGEDDown 72: Philosopher KierkegaardSORENDDown 73: "Salud!" cousinSKOALDDown 74: Heed an army posterENLISTDDown 76: "Will you allow me to demonstrate?"MAYIDDown 77: Plane ticket infoROWDDown 79: Comfy seating at a carnival?FAIRCOUCHDDown 80: Downwind, at seaALEEDDown 81: New England art inst.RISDDDown 85: "Mind. Blown."IMAMAZEDDDown 88: Shot served with salt and limeTEQUILADDown 89: CleanLAUNDERDDown 90: Lexicographer PartridgeERICDDown 92: Singer Knowles with a 2016 #1 albumSOLANGEDDown 93: Ever so slightlyA BITDDown 94: Perk from workBENEFITDDown 96: Tex who animated Bugs BunnyAVERYDDown 97: Diploma equivalent, in briefGEDDDown 98: Make an engaging offer?PROPOSEDDown 100: British spy Christopher in 2016 newsSTEELEDDown 104: Legally prohibitESTOPDDown 107: Parisian equivalent to "molto" or "muy"TRESDDown 108: Increase, with "up"RAMPDDown 109: Stage prize since 1956OBIEDDown 110: It distinguishes meaning in many East Asian languagesTONEDDown 111: Fitch of Abercrombie & FitchEZRADDown 113: Red carpet intervieweeSTARDDown 114: Traffic sign wordTHRUDDown 118: Card game callUNODDown 119: Sun follower?MON