New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th May 2022

There are 77 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th May 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Some old PCs	IBMS
AAcross 5:	Experience financial ruin	GOBUST
AAcross 11:	Many files in a Downloads folder	PDFS
AAcross 15:	Talk ___
AAcross 19:	1990s sitcom starring Tia and Tamera Mowry	SISTERSISTER
AAcross 22:	Beethoven's "Ah! perfido," for one
AAcross 23:	Southwest people known for their dry farming
AAcross 24:	Grand Prix city	MONACOMONACO
AAcross 25:	Fulminate
AAcross 26:	Portent
AAcross 27:	Start a web session
AAcross 27:	Start a web session
AAcross 28:	Tribute
AAcross 30:	Many zoomers
AAcross 31:	Gush (over)
AAcross 33:	Red lightsaber wielder
AAcross 36:	Singular praise
AAcross 37:	___ Xtra (soft drink)	PIBB
AAcross 38:	Soul: Sp.
AAcross 39:	Make it so there's snow way out?	ICEIN
AAcross 41:	1963 hit for the Kingsmen	LOUIELOUIE
AAcross 45:	It gets the show on the road	TOURBUS
AAcross 48:	Nothing but a number, it's said
AAcross 49:	Call from an old-time paperboy	EXTRAEXTRA
AAcross 50:	Essayist Susan
AAcross 51:	Attraction, so to speak, with "the"
AAcross 53:	Org. often impersonated by phone scammers
AAcross 54:	Time for a visit from Ong Tao, the "Kitchen God"
AAcross 55:	Slip up
AAcross 56:	Yellowstone sight
AAcross 58:	[Gulp!]	OHNO
AAcross 59:	House of Commons reps
AAcross 61:	___ gratia (in all kindness: Lat.)
AAcross 62:	Rush order
AAcross 64:	Like some questions	YESNO
AAcross 66:	Romanov V.I.P., once
AAcross 68:	Charlotte N.B.A. player
AAcross 70:	"... you get the point"	ETCETERAETCETERA
AAcross 74:	"Well, lookie here!"	SURPRISESURPRISE
AAcross 75:	Quaint exclamation of dismay
AAcross 78:	Fee payer, often
AAcross 79:	Thin pancakes in Indian cuisine	DOSAS
AAcross 80:	Laborer of old
AAcross 84:	Dan of "Schitt's Creek"
AAcross 85:	To the ___ power
AAcross 85:	To the ___ power
AAcross 86:	Time for March madness?
AAcross 88:	Ultimate fighting inits.	MMA
AAcross 90:	Certain summer baby
AAcross 91:	"There you ___!"
AAcross 92:	Big tower, for short?
AAcross 94:	Years and years
AAcross 95:	Shock
AAcross 97:	Sings, in a way	NAMESNAMES
AAcross 101:	When you should leave, for short
AAcross 103:	Piece of roller derby equipment
AAcross 103:	Piece of roller derby equipment
AAcross 104:	Classic joke start	KNOCKKNOCK
AAcross 105:	High five at the Olympics?
AAcross 107:	Unchanged	ASIS
AAcross 108:	Yea or nay
AAcross 109:	Power source
AAcross 111:	Barfly's flier
AAcross 112:	Added to a thread, say	CCED
AAcross 113:	El ___ of the Spanish Renaissance
AAcross 115:	"Amscray!"
AAcross 117:	Egomaniac's thought	IRULE
AAcross 119:	Noted character with object-subject-verb syntax	YODA
AAcross 120:	Dangerous part of a road on which to pass
AAcross 121:	Extroverts	PEOPLEPEOPLE
AAcross 127:	Tie down
AAcross 128:	Best Picture winner of 2012
AAcross 129:	Basketball feat suggested by this puzzle's pairs of theme answers, informally
AAcross 130:	1040 figs.	SSNS
AAcross 131:	Love of languages?
AAcross 132:	In on
AAcross 133:	Add (on)
DDown 1:	Philosophy
DDown 2:	H.S. class in the same department as chem
DDown 3:	Yahoo alternative	MSN
DDown 4:	Trusty to the end
DDown 5:	Pirate's booze
DDown 6:	One way to learn
DDown 7:	Like the Six Million Dollar Man
DDown 8:	"Anchors Aweigh" grp.
DDown 9:	Amtrak stop: Abbr.	STA
DDown 10:	Lab worker
DDown 11:	Logical conundrum
DDown 12:	Prolong
DDown 13:	Numismatic grade
DDown 14:	Plopped (down)
DDown 15:	Setting for many a diorama
DDown 16:	Shortcut missing from newer smartphones	HOMEBUTTON
DDown 17:	Lead
DDown 18:	Affixes
DDown 20:	Subject of interest, in brief	ECON
DDown 21:	Chess piece whose name is derived from the Persian for "chariot"
DDown 29:	Cocktails made with ginger beer, informally
DDown 30:	Pieces in the game Bananagrams
DDown 31:	Flights connect them
DDown 32:	All-encompassing Egyptian deity
DDown 34:	Aromatic beverage
DDown 35:	Perch for the self-important
DDown 37:	Gemstone cut named for a fruit
DDown 38:	Baffled
DDown 40:	Very bright
DDown 42:	Eye piece
DDown 43:	Nobelist Joliot-Curie	IRENE
DDown 44:	Really get to
DDown 46:	Sweetie	BAE
DDown 47:	Weep in an unflattering way, in modern lingo	UGLYCRY
DDown 52:	Lugs
DDown 57:	Hold on to
DDown 58:	Lunchtime estimate	ONEISH
DDown 59:	Computer shortcuts
DDown 60:	Slices and dices, say
DDown 61:	Scottish hillsides
DDown 63:	Annoying
DDown 65:	Walk with swagger
DDown 67:	It might get swiped in a college dining hall	STUDENTID
DDown 68:	Football trophy name	HEISMAN
DDown 69:	Where some replacements take place, in brief
DDown 71:	Third column on a calendar: Abbr.	TUE
DDown 72:	Eaglet's hatching spot
DDown 73:	Certain public transport
DDown 75:	Sound from a jalopy
DDown 76:	Played again
DDown 77:	Words from an ex-lover	IVEMOVEDON
DDown 81:	Go by
DDown 82:	Put down again
DDown 83:	Origami steps
DDown 85:	Bread in Indian cuisine
DDown 87:	One taking action
DDown 89:	Certain close relative
DDown 92:	Invite out for	ASKTO
DDown 93:	1990s tennis star Huber	ANKE
DDown 94:	Off-kilter
DDown 96:	"Later!"	PEACEOUT
DDown 98:	Green vehicles	ECOCARS
DDown 99:	Fried plantain dish of Puerto Rico	MOFONGO
DDown 100:	Country named for its geographic location
DDown 102:	It makes you you
DDown 103:	Lobbyists' area in D.C.	KSTREET
DDown 106:	Radiator cover
DDown 110:	"Die Hard" squad, in brief	LAPD
DDown 112:	Miss ___, famed dial-a-psychic	CLEO
DDown 113:	Businesses that see an uptick after New Year's
DDown 114:	Aussie hoppers
DDown 115:	Kernel of an idea
DDown 116:	"Ouch, ouch, ouch!"	YEOW
DDown 118:	High style
DDown 120:	Barnyard bleat
DDown 122:	"Mais ___!" ("But of course!")	OUI
DDown 123:	"Cyberchase" channel
DDown 124:	Org. whose members stay in their lanes	PBA
DDown 125:	Business name ender	LLC
DDown 126:	"Yipe!"