New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd May 2021

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd May 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Advantage	LEGUP
AAcross 6:	Tony, e.g.
AAcross 11:	Plunder
AAcross 18:	Weighed in
AAcross 20:	Cow : herd :: ___ : troop
AAcross 22:	One with a discerning palate
AAcross 23:	C-Span?
AAcross 25:	Start brawling
AAcross 26:	Drink name suffix
AAcross 27:	Earth goddess
AAcross 28:	Going from point A to point B
AAcross 30:	Miss piggy?
AAcross 31:	Class acts?
AAcross 33:	Actress Gershon	GINA
AAcross 34:	Put back on the market, as real estate
AAcross 37:	Feel bad
AAcross 38:	Champagne name	MOET
AAcross 40:	P-trap?
AAcross 44:	G-force?	GERMANARMY
AAcross 47:	Union concern
AAcross 48:	Setting for C. S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"	NARNIA
AAcross 49:	NPR host Shapiro	ARI
AAcross 50:	Words said in passing?
AAcross 51:	Deliberate betrayal
AAcross 53:	Butt
AAcross 54:	Father figures?	DADBODS
AAcross 57:	Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr.	TERR
AAcross 59:	Surgeons' professional org.
AAcross 60:	2012 Best Picture winner
AAcross 61:	Anastasia ___, protagonist of "Fifty Shades of Grey"
AAcross 62:	Make mention of
AAcross 63:	Top supporter?
AAcross 64:	Susan who portrayed the youngest child on "The Brady Bunch"	OLSEN
AAcross 65:	G-flat?	GARDENAPARTMENT
AAcross 69:	Deodorant type
AAcross 72:	Be short
AAcross 73:	Make music
AAcross 74:	Like Crater Lake, compared to any other U.S. lake
AAcross 78:	LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g.
AAcross 79:	Anheuser-Busch InBev's stock ticker symbol
AAcross 80:	Avocado pit, for one
AAcross 81:	Cause for revolution, perhaps
AAcross 82:	Escort's offering
AAcross 83:	"Yep, that happened!"	SUREDID
AAcross 85:	[And like magic ... it's gone!]
AAcross 87:	First of ten?
AAcross 88:	Compete in pursuit of	VIEFOR
AAcross 90:	Abbr. on a flight board	ARR
AAcross 91:	D-Con?
AAcross 94:	E-bond?	ELMERSGLUE
AAcross 96:	Conversely, in brief	OTOH
AAcross 97:	Worry for a Great Depression bank
AAcross 98:	Ladybug, e.g.
AAcross 99:	Cereal box abbr.	NTWT
AAcross 101:	Strike-out specialists?
AAcross 105:	See 106-Across
AAcross 106:	Out of 105-Across
AAcross 108:	Son of Zeus
AAcross 109:	Bird of legend
AAcross 110:	Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgers	CARLSJR
AAcross 113:	C-sharp?	COMPASSNEEDLE
AAcross 116:	Black-and-white dessert	OREOPIE
AAcross 117:	Take care of some personal baggage
AAcross 118:	Word after green or smoke
AAcross 119:	Things consumed for psychedelic trips	LSDTABS
AAcross 120:	Men in black, say
AAcross 121:	Deck originally known as "carte da trionfi" ("cards of triumph")
DDown 1:	Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m.
DDown 2:	Classical poem form
DDown 3:	Drives home, say	GIVESARIDE
DDown 4:	French article	UNE
DDown 5:	Floral archway
DDown 6:	Pop group with a dedicated museum in Stockholm
DDown 7:	"___ is mainly a catalog of blunders": Churchill
DDown 8:	Means
DDown 9:	"The Burghers of Calais" sculptor
DDown 10:	Cruella de Vil, for one
DDown 11:	Beat oneself up over, say
DDown 12:	Mimic
DDown 13:	Little beef
DDown 14:	___ kicks (ab exercise)
DDown 15:	Pitch-correcting devices	AUTOTUNERS
DDown 16:	Tribe of southern Montana
DDown 17:	Range of knowledge
DDown 17:	Range of knowledge
DDown 19:	School administrator
DDown 21:	French for "born"
DDown 24:	Appalls
DDown 29:	Aesthetically pretentious, informally	ARTYFARTY
DDown 32:	___ card
DDown 33:	Ruby, e.g.
DDown 35:	Carter who portrayed Wonder Woman	LYNDA
DDown 36:	Noncommittal response to "You coming?"	IMAY
DDown 39:	Load off one's mine?
DDown 39:	Load off one's mine?
DDown 41:	Homonym of 39-Down
DDown 42:	Trace of color
DDown 43:	Wore	HADON
DDown 44:	Gallivants (about)
DDown 45:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
DDown 46:	Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort Law	NADER
DDown 51:	Got ready (for)
DDown 52:	Mosque leader
DDown 55:	Launched
DDown 56:	Product once advertised with the line "The splendor of your skin"	OLAY
DDown 58:	Datum for a chauffeur, for short
DDown 60:	Take in, maybe
DDown 62:	Supporter of Roosevelt's agenda
DDown 63:	Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in "Thelma & Louise"	BRADPITT
DDown 64:	Singles
DDown 66:	Hardly cheery
DDown 67:	Hoppy request at happy hour
DDown 68:	Enlighten
DDown 69:	Wine barrel strip
DDown 70:	Climate change, e.g.
DDown 71:	Looked back on
DDown 75:	Alphabetized, say	PUTINORDER
DDown 76:	Wind farm output: Abbr.	ELEC
DDown 77:	Stink
DDown 79:	Split open
DDown 80:	Lorelei's lure
DDown 81:	May honorees
DDown 83:	Mad (at)
DDown 84:	___ Hill ('90s R&B group)	DRU
DDown 86:	Decoration at el Palacio Real de Madrid	ORO
DDown 89:	Where livestock eat
DDown 91:	Mastered
DDown 92:	Divide into three parts
DDown 93:	Pattern that's hard to break
DDown 95:	Nasty looks
DDown 100:	Lento or allegro
DDown 102:	Retreats
DDown 103:	Loggers' competition	ROLEO
DDown 104:	Track
DDown 105:	Rap lyrics, in slang
DDown 107:	Post-O.R. destination, often
DDown 108:	Doesn't just assume
DDown 110:	The Rockies, on scoreboards
DDown 111:	Day ___
DDown 112:	Sail fixed to a bowsprit
DDown 114:	"Darn!," in Dortmund
DDown 115:	Baseball's dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20)