New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th May 2020 There are 62 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th May 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Battlefield cryATTACKAAcross 7: Sprint competitorRACERAAcross 12: Pollen-producing plant partSTAMENAAcross 18: About three milesLEAGUEAAcross 19: ExcoriatesREVILESAAcross 21: "The Deer Hunter" director MichaelCIMINOAAcross 22: An antique might have onePATINAAAcross 23: What a Venn diagram showsOVERLAPAAcross 24: LikeAKINTOAAcross 25: As you inspect each room, you find staff members dressed as ___APTLYNAMEDCELEBRITIESAAcross 28: Suspect #1COLEAAcross 29: Start of a Christmas refrainFA LAAAcross 30: "I like it!"NICEAAcross 31: Days of oldYOREAAcross 32: Word that sounds like a number ... and is a letter backwardATEAAcross 33: Russian pancakesBLINIAAcross 35: Burn slightlySINGEAAcross 38: RefusalsNOSAAcross 39: They're all ___, so you can easily identify themWEARINGNAMETAGSAAcross 44: Popeye's kidSWEEPEAAAcross 46: Delta competitor, in briefUALAAcross 47: WoesSORROWSAAcross 50: Suspect #2GERARDAAcross 51: Have trouble swallowingGAGONAAcross 53: Like beloved books, oftenREREADAAcross 55: ShowersRAINSAAcross 56: Tech debut of 1998IMACAAcross 58: Tucson school, in briefUOFAAAcross 61: California-based auto companyTESLAAAcross 62: Bristle of grainAWNAAcross 63: What it all adds up toSUMAAcross 64: A ways awayFARAAcross 65: Suspect #3TIMAAcross 66: SpawnBEGETAAcross 69: Music for the masses?HYMNAAcross 71: Sly and the Family Stone genreFUNKAAcross 72: Public spatSCENEAAcross 74: ConsideredSEENASAAcross 76: ___ fusion (type of cuisine)ASIANAAcross 78: Some appliancesAMANASAAcross 79: They catch dust bunniesDRYMOPSAAcross 82: It might get a licking: Abbr.ENVAAcross 83: Musical family with a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameOSMONDSAAcross 85: In the study, you find that the thief accidentally left behind an ___APPLESWEATSHIRTAAcross 88: Some sports carsGTSAAcross 91: LotsAHEAPAAcross 92: "That's ___"AMOREAAcross 93: Some modern ones are smartTVSAAcross 96: Four-letter word for a four-letter wordOATHAAcross 98: In ___ (stuck)ARUTAAcross 100: Hershey toffee barSKORAAcross 101: Suspect #4CHETAAcross 102: "You caught me!," says the thief, who then admits: "The diamond isn't here in my room, but it's hidden in ___"THEONETOTHEWESTOFHEREAAcross 108: "Hungry" game charactersHIPPOSAAcross 109: What each person gets in an electionONEVOTEAAcross 110: SparkAROUSEAAcross 111: OrdainANOINTAAcross 112: Joined at an angle, as two pieces of woodMITEREDAAcross 113: Clothes hanger?TASSELAAcross 114: Suspect #5MINNIEAAcross 115: Suspect #6KARENAAcross 116: "Easy now ..."STEADYDDown 1: Source of the robe material for Incan royaltyALPACADDown 2: Home brewerTEAPOTDDown 3: TellTATTLEDDown 4: SpryAGILEDDown 5: Brooklyn Coll. is part of itCUNYDDown 6: Thomas who chaired the 9/11 CommissionKEANDDown 7: Enjoy deeplyREVELINDDown 8: Salon brandAVEDADDown 9: Magazine audience fig.CIRCDDown 10: Suspect #7ELLENDDown 11: Style for Edward Hopper and George BellowsREALISMDDown 12: What might come with fencing?SCARDDown 13: Suspect #8TIKIDDown 14: GoodwillAMITYDDown 15: "Despicable Me" characterMINIONDDown 16: Intestinal: PrefixENTERODDown 17: Some knotted ropesNOOSESDDown 19: Elie Wiesel's homelandROMANIADDown 20: Lowest of the eight major taxonomic ranksSPECIESDDown 26: FlambéAFIREDDown 27: Japanese box lunchBENTODDown 33: Oenology : wines :: zythology : ___BEERSDDown 34: Org. in "Die Hard"LAPDDDown 36: Teri with a "Tootsie" roleGARRDDown 37: It might be snowyEGRETDDown 39: Move off the bottleWEANDDown 40: Chip dip, familiarlyGUACDDown 41: BadgerNAGDDown 42: Diamond family nameALOUDDown 43: Like a bad loserSOREDDown 44: Major source of oxygen in the earth's atmosphereSEAWEEDDDown 45: Janitor's toolWRINGERDDown 48: Britain's BroadwayWEST ENDDDown 49: City near Monterey BaySALINASDDown 50: Latches (onto)GRABSDDown 51: Delta precederGAMMADDown 52: Like a Debbie DownerNOFUNDDown 54: Women of honourDAMESDDown 56: KindaISHDDown 57: Very, in VeracruzMUYDDown 59: Swing and completely missFANDDown 60: Getaway for two lovebirds?ARKDDown 60: Getaway for two lovebirds?ARK.DDown 67: Ireland's best-selling solo artistENYADDown 68: Home of the original Busch GardensTAMPADDown 70: The compass pointsNSEWDDown 71: Hardy beanFAVADDown 72: Campfire treatSMOREDDown 73: "Too busy"CANTDDown 75: Jr.'s juniorSOPHDDown 77: Suffix with serpentINEDDown 78: Leader whose name means, literally, "commander"AMIRDDown 80: Kilt featurePLEATDDown 81: Space to maneuver a shipSEA ROOMDDown 83: Seeped (through)OSMOSEDDDown 84: Low on doughSHORTDDown 86: Big launch of 1957SPUTNIKDDown 87: "Time for a break"TAKE TENDDown 88: Fictional city inspired by New York CityGOTHAMDDown 89: Sauce put on falafelTAHINIDDown 90: SquashSTEP ONDDown 93: Springsteen's birthplace, in songTHEUSADDown 94: Knowledgeable (in)VERSEDDDown 95: HardSTEELYDDown 97: Music to a hitchhiker's earsHOPINDDown 99: Thucydides had oneTHETADDown 100: Said a 96-AcrossSWOREDDown 101: Went withCHOSEDDown 103: Anika ___ Rose, 2004 Tony winnerNONIDDown 104: Sunrise direction, in SevilleESTEDDown 105: "Best. Day. ___!"EVERDDown 106: Stable diet?OATSDDown 107: Rushing group, informallyFRAT