New York Times Answers - Thursday, 12th May 2022

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 12th May 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Locale for part of Dinosaur National Monument
AAcross 5:	___ Geo
AAcross 8:	Birthplace of the 44th U.S. president
AAcross 8:	Birthplace of the 44th U.S. president
AAcross 14:	Singer Simone
AAcross 15:	Comment from a klutz
AAcross 16:	Changes to survive
AAcross 17:	___ State (Big Ten school)
AAcross 18:	Nietzschean ideal
AAcross 20:	Document for returned goods	CREDITSLIP
AAcross 22:	"I'm such a bozo!"
AAcross 23:	Fortune 100 company with a heart in its logo	CVS
AAcross 24:	Site with selfies, familiarly	INSTA
AAcross 26:	Produce, as an egg
AAcross 27:	Tree under which Siddhartha attained enlightenment	BODHI
AAcross 28:	Feeling at Victoria Falls, say
AAcross 31:	Scent of an animal
AAcross 33:	Harden
AAcross 34:	"No worries"	ITSCOOL
AAcross 36:	Trait of a babe in the woods
AAcross 38:	Noted literary sisters	BRONTES
AAcross 39:	Like many Bluetooth headsets	ONEEAR
AAcross 40:	Spanish for "Listen!"
AAcross 41:	Second
AAcross 42:	Director Craven	WES
AAcross 43:	Buffalo ice hockey pro
AAcross 45:	It sees right through you, in brief
AAcross 46:	"The Handmaid's Tale" author	ATWOOD
AAcross 47:	One who whistles while working?
AAcross 48:	Six-footer Down Under
AAcross 50:	Ice cream brand whose first storefront was in Brooklyn Heights	HAAGENDAZS
AAcross 55:	Activity at singles bars
AAcross 57:	Popular cake topping ingredient
AAcross 58:	Diacritical mark resembling a dieresis, both of which are represented in this puzzle
AAcross 59:	Celebration six days after Xmas
AAcross 60:	Bit of smoke
AAcross 61:	Tributes containing insults
AAcross 62:	Ending with rip or whip
AAcross 63:	Results in
DDown 1:	Not acceptable, in a way	UNPC
DDown 2:	Mezzanine, e.g.
DDown 3:	Youngest of the 38-Across
DDown 4:	Whittle, e.g.	HANDCARVE
DDown 5:	Inning-beginning stat	NOOUTS
DDown 6:	Some messages on old radios, for short	APBS
DDown 7:	Poet who wrote "Do I dare / Disturb the universe?"
DDown 8:	One of the "Five Colleges" of Massachusetts
DDown 9:	End of a block?
DDown 10:	Comedian Sykes	WANDA
DDown 11:	Lhasa ___
DDown 12:	Ski suit wearer's annoyance
DDown 13:	"Kinda sorta"
DDown 19:	Uneaten part
DDown 21:	Brown, for one
DDown 25:	___ Puente, a.k.a. El Rey del Timbal
DDown 26:	Sarges report to them
DDown 27:	Where one might sit for a spell?
DDown 28:	When Macbeth slays Duncan	ACTII
DDown 29:	Serenaded, maybe
DDown 30:	Instead
DDown 31:	Kind of globe
DDown 32:	It's framed
DDown 33:	Beachcombers' headwear	STRAWHATS
DDown 35:	Inhale	SNARFDOWN
DDown 37:	90°
DDown 38:	"Peace"
DDown 40:	Confers holy orders on
DDown 44:	Greet with derision	BOOAT
DDown 45:	All U.S. vice presidents until 2021
DDown 46:	Vibes
DDown 47:	Affirm again, as vows
DDown 48:	TV character originally called "Baby Monster"	ELMO
DDown 49:	Kunis of "Black Swan"	MILA
DDown 51:	"Saturn Devouring His Son" artist
DDown 52:	German opera highlight	ARIE
DDown 53:	Relish
DDown 54:	Soaks (up)
DDown 55:	Lab coat
DDown 56:	Ruler with a famed golden mask, informally