New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th May 2021 There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th May 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Gilda of the original "S.N.L." castRADNERAAcross 7: They may need to be cut offSOTSAAcross 11: Ways of making ends meet?SEAMSAAcross 16: Degree in design, for shortBFAAAcross 19: Cow's-milk cheese that's often gratedASIAGOAAcross 20: Sweet 16 org.NCAAAAcross 21: Honor named for a Greek goddessCLIOAWARDAAcross 23: Site of a lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient WorldPHAROSAAcross 24: "___ pass"ITLLAAcross 25: Where snow leopards and blue sheep roamHIMALAYASAAcross 26: King of a nursery rhymeCOLEAAcross 27: Went to bat (for)ADVOCATEDAAcross 30: Test versionsBETASAAcross 31: Good fashion sense, in modern slangDRIPAAcross 32: AppearSEEMAAcross 33: Features of some indoor arenasDOMESAAcross 35: Theater curtain materialSCRIMAAcross 37: Fired off, saySENTAAcross 38: GrindSLOGAAcross 40: Money of the PhilippinesPESOSAAcross 42: FollowHEEDAAcross 43: One giving a khutbah sermonIMAMAAcross 46: Smaller alternative to a Quarter PounderMACJRAAcross 48: Chicago team, in old "S.N.L." sketchesDABEARSAAcross 50: Ski lodge mugfulHOTCOCOAAAcross 54: Fraternity letterRHOAAcross 55: King of ancient IsraelDAVIDAAcross 56: Comic actress GasteyerANAAAcross 57: Left, cutesilyWENTBYEBYEAAcross 60: Great Lakes nationONEIDAAAcross 64: Pickup line?RAMAAcross 65: Like the columns of the Lincoln MemorialDORICAAcross 66: CuresANTIDOTESAAcross 68: "___ we good?"AREAAcross 69: King of ancient EgyptTUTAAcross 71: Tattoo artist, so to speakINKERAAcross 73: Org. with a complex codeIRSAAcross 74: "Happy Days" networkABCAAcross 75: Beach Boys song set to the tune of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen"SURFINUSAAAcross 78: King of mythMIDASAAcross 80: 4G lettersLTEAAcross 81: ___ paceSNAILSAAcross 82: Not doing so hotINBADSHAPEAAcross 86: F-, e.g.IONAAcross 87: DiscourageDETERAAcross 89: Waze way: Abbr.RTEAAcross 90: Piece of plastic with a gladiator pictured on itAMEXCARDAAcross 92: Physics demonstration often done from the roof of a schoolEGGDROPAAcross 95: ___-Briggs Type Indicator (popular personality test)MYERSAAcross 97: "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure," e.g.OATHAAcross 98: King of ShakespeareLEARAAcross 99: "Keep Austin ___" (city slogan)WEIRDAAcross 101: Annual presidential address, for shortSOTUAAcross 103: PartnerALLYAAcross 107: "No worries"ITSOKAAcross 109: "Bon appétit!"ENJOYAAcross 111: Christ, to BachJESUAAcross 113: PlaceLIEUAAcross 114: Chimney channelsFLUESAAcross 116: Warning on presents stashed in the closetDONOTOPENAAcross 118: King of Skull IslandKONGAAcross 119: "Huddle up!"BRINGITINAAcross 121: Actress ElisabethSHUEAAcross 122: When: Sp.CUANDOAAcross 124: Early adolescent years, so to speakTENDERAGEAAcross 125: EngageHIREAAcross 126: Opposite of wind upUNREELAAcross 127: InfinitesimalWEEAAcross 128: Toys with much assembly requiredLEGOSAAcross 129: Travel brochure listingsINNSAAcross 130: NamedTITLEDDDown 1: Some hip-hop collectiblesRAPCDSDDown 2: On dry landASHOREDDown 3: Join a conference call, sayDIALINDDown 4: Quick to fall asleep, in a wayNAREPTICDDown 5: Sense of selfEGODDown 6: Día de San Valentín giftsROSASDDown 7: Tearfully complainSNIVELDDown 8: Tabloid nickname for mother Nadya SulemanOCTOMOMDDown 9: Powder in the powder roomTALCDDown 10: Course with greensSALADDDown 11: Machiavellian sortSCHEMERDDown 12: OmitsELIDESDDown 13: ObjectiveAIMDDown 14: Gateway city to Utah's Arches National ParkMOABDDown 15: Some after-Christmas announcementsSALESDDown 16: Home to about one in five CaliforniansBAYAREADDown 17: Long-running sitcom set in SeattleFRASIERDDown 18: Them's the breaks!ADSDDown 22: Spent some time on YouTube, sayWATCHEDEODDown 28: Nobel Peace Prize recipient who wrote "No Future Without Forgiveness"DESMONDTUDDown 29: Sought-after positionTOPJOBDDown 34: PopSODADDown 36: G.P.s, e.g.MDSDDown 39: City about 25 miles SE of Chicago, ILGARYINDDown 41: ___-faire (social adeptness)SAVOIRDDown 44: Level the playing field?MOWDDown 45: Put one pastACEDDown 47: One ending for a classic board game - another of which (when a player resigns) is represented visually six times in this puzzleCHECKMATEDDown 49: Tough spotsBINDSDDown 50: Bother incessantlyHARASSDDown 51: Scoring win after winONARUNDDown 52: Mowry who starred alongside her twin Tia in the '90s sitcom "Sister, Sister"TAMERADDown 53: ___ ZATODDown 55: Cubs' place to play home gamesDENDDown 58: Wilson who wrote the lyrics to 75-AcrossBRIANDDown 59: Play areasYARDSDDown 61: The "Bel Paese," to localsITALIADDown 62: BorrowerDEBTORDDown 63: ScaleASCENDDDown 67: Quintessentially cowardlyTISAMOUSEDDown 69: Mosaic makerTILERDDown 70: Remove from under the seat in front of you, sayUNSTOWDDown 72: Ducks known for their soft down feathersEIDERSDDown 76: Tinker (with)FIDDROUNDDDown 77: Yes or no followerSIRDDown 79: "I've got it!"AHADDown 83: Rob ___, British comedian and TV personalityBRYDONDDown 84: Samosa tidbitPEADDown 85: Part of an office phone no.EXTDDown 88: Tool for a duelEPEEDDown 91: Sidewalk drawingsCHALKARTDDown 92: One of the Manning brothersELIDDown 93: Disentangle oneselfGETFREEDDown 94: Main source of energy?GAS LINEDDown 95: Breakout 1993 single for Counting CrowsMRJONESDDown 96: Stay awhileSOJOURNDDown 100: Only color of the rainbow not seen on the L.G.B.T. pride flagINDIGODDown 102: Portable dwellingsTEPEESDDown 104: Richie with the #1 hit "All Night Long"LIONELDDown 105: BorrowerLENDEEDDown 106: Potato cultivar that was developed in Ontario, despite its nameYUGOLDDDown 108: Pelvic exerciseKEGELDDown 110: Nintendo dinoYOSHIDDown 112: Like diamonds from a mineUNCUTDDown 115: FatherSIREDDown 117: Weak, as a caseTHINDDown 119: "Oh, and another thing ...," for shortBTWDDown 120: Graffiti signatureTAGDDown 123: College, to a BritUNI