New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 18th May 2022

There are 35 across clues and 45 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 18th May 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Sleeper, e.g.
AAcross 5:	Suddenly spoke (up)
AAcross 10:	Winner’s gesture
AAcross 15:	Apple product since 1998	IMAC
AAcross 16:	Grassy plain
AAcross 17:	“Here we go again …”	OHBOY
AAcross 18:	Confess one’s true feelings … or Step 1 for solving a jigsaw puzzle?	LAYITALLOUTTHERE
AAcross 21:	Eventually	ONEDAY
AAcross 22:	Dirty money
AAcross 23:	Holiday celebrating the first day of spring
AAcross 24:	Lowdown
AAcross 26:	Stop texting after a first date, say
AAcross 28:	Recover after a heartbreak … or Step 2 for solving a jigsaw puzzle?	PICKUPTHEPIECES
AAcross 34:	Gift of ___
AAcross 35:	Plethora
AAcross 36:	“Again!”
AAcross 37:	N.B.A. star Westbrook, to fans	RUSS
AAcross 39:	Long, loose hood
AAcross 42:	Word before loose or tight
AAcross 43:	Div. for the Tampa Bay Rays	ALEAST
AAcross 46:	Tiny bit
AAcross 49:	Screening org.
AAcross 50:	Look for an ideal partner ... or Step 3 for solving a jigsaw puzzle?	FINDTHERIGHTFIT
AAcross 54:	Eat dirt?
AAcross 55:	Cold-weather cryptid
AAcross 56:	One volt divided by one ampere
AAcross 59:	Performer's comment to the audience
AAcross 61:	Tree that's a source of salicylic acid, a precursor to aspirin
AAcross 65:	Get some perspective … or what you do once you’ve solved a jigsaw puzzle?	SEETHEBIGPICTURE
AAcross 68:	Animal that wears red pajamas in a popular children’s book
AAcross 69:	Porter alternative
AAcross 70:	Residents of Splitsville?
AAcross 71:	Choose to participate	OPTIN
AAcross 72:	Run into a hitch?
AAcross 73:	“The ___ is silence”: Hamlet
DDown 1:	Something that may be raised on a farm
DDown 2:	Nation bordering the Arabian Sea
DDown 3:	Dunaway of “Mommie Dearest”	FAYE
DDown 4:	By no means basic
DDown 5:	Like a frisky puppy
DDown 6:	Feeling crummy
DDown 6:	Feeling crummy
DDown 7:	Gloomy atmosphere
DDown 8:	“Quit it!”
DDown 9:	Medicinal rinse
DDown 10:	Elects	VOTESIN
DDown 11:	"This is a library!"
DDown 12:	"Yeah, right"	IBET
DDown 13:	Vice president in the 1990s
DDown 14:	Opposite of "da"	NYET
DDown 19:	Some scuba gear
DDown 20:	Evil clown in a horror film, e.g.
DDown 25:	Intl. group with members on three continents
DDown 27:	___-savvy
DDown 28:	St. ___ Girl (beer brand)
DDown 29:	Playwright whose work inspired the Peer Gynt Sculpture Park in 56-Down
DDown 30:	Number of hole cards in Texas hold 'em
DDown 31:	Relative of a raccoon
DDown 32:	Dada pioneer Max
DDown 33:	Dreamcast console maker	SEGA
DDown 34:	Steffi who achieved a Golden Slam in 1988
DDown 38:	"The Sweetest Taboo" singer, 1985
DDown 40:	Console whose name sounds like a pronoun	WII
DDown 41:	Sluggish
DDown 44:	N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Michael	STRAHAN
DDown 45:	Word that might be said while pointing
DDown 47:	TV series named second-best of all time by Rolling Stone, but which never won an Emmy	THEWIRE
DDown 48:	Story used for storage
DDown 51:	What skullcap mushrooms aren't
DDown 52:	Call back
DDown 53:	Instagram effect
DDown 56:	See 29-Down
DDown 57:	"A little ___?"
DDown 58:	Charcuterie selection
DDown 60:	Brand originally called Froffles	EGGO
DDown 62:	Sumptuous and expensive
DDown 63:	Minerals ending in -ite, often
DDown 64:	Mae who said "To err is human, but it feels divine"
DDown 66:	"All right, I've heard plenty"	TMI
DDown 67:	Vim