New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th May 2023 There are 73 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th May 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ConcealMASKAAcross 5: ___ Kola (Peruvian beverage partly owned by Coca-Cola)INCAAAcross 9: Brittney who blocked more shots individually in 2012 than any entire N.C.A.A. women's teamGRINERAAcross 15: Tap alternativePSSTAAcross 19: From the topAGAINAAcross 21: Yoga mat, at timesROLLAAcross 22: I-IODIDEAAcross 23: Home to the Cedar Point amusement park, a mecca for roller-coaster enthusiastsOHIOAAcross 24: Enjoy a La-Z-Boy recliner?LEISURESITAAcross 26: Head exec?SUITUPFRONTAAcross 28: SupplementsADDSTOAAcross 29: "That was ... really bad"WOOFAAcross 31: What a pump might squeezeTOEAAcross 32: Burns a littleSINGESAAcross 33: Affectedly shyCOYAAcross 34: Captain Hook's #2SMEEAAcross 36: "How I Met Your Mother" narrator BobSAGETAAcross 38: Yard sale conditionASISAAcross 39: Navy and othersHUESAAcross 41: Scratching post scratcherCLAWAAcross 43: Tantalizingly detailedLURIDAAcross 45: Six-foot runner?ANTAAcross 46: "My luggage has gone missing!"?ITSALOSTCASEAAcross 49: Germs from day care, e.g.?COLDCAUSEAAcross 54: Metallic fabricLAMEAAcross 55: Develop further, with "out"FLESHAAcross 57: Prince William, to Charles and DianaELDERSONAAcross 58: They're found beneath sink holesPTRAPSAAcross 61: Jousts withTILTSATAAcross 63: Refrain from sports?OLEAAcross 64: Simple sandwichBLTAAcross 65: "Likewise"ASAMIAAcross 66: Vegetable with striped and golden varietiesBEETAAcross 67: Like a jiggly toothLOOSEAAcross 69: Grp. regulating pesticidesE.P.A.AAcross 69: Grp. regulating pesticidesEPAAAcross 70: Request for one-on-one time in the "Bachelor" TV franchise … or a phonetic hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzleCANISTEALYOUFORASECONDAAcross 76: Website feed inits.RSSAAcross 77: Committee head?HARDCAAcross 78: OnlySOLEAAcross 79: Dog breed associated with the British royal familyCORGIAAcross 80: Nowhere to be found, for shortMIAAAcross 81: The Lions, on scoreboardsDETAAcross 82: Mexican garments, as they're spelled in MexicoSARAPESAAcross 84: Like some hats and sheetsFITTEDAAcross 85: ComprisesINCLUDESAAcross 88: CarriedTOTEDAAcross 89: Bodily function?ORGYAAcross 90: Things to avoid when baking desserts?CAKEDONTSAAcross 92: Sadness at the last Boston cream being taken, e.g.?DONUTDESPAIRAAcross 97: Annual gala host, with "the"METAAcross 98: Went down an Olympic trackLUGEDAAcross 100: BotherPAINAAcross 101: Sea eagleERNEAAcross 102: It's one foot longIAMBAAcross 104: SwellBLOATAAcross 106: Had downKNEWAAcross 108: Amer. currencyUSDAAcross 109: Remains in a hearthEMBERSAAcross 111: Big time?ERAAAcross 112: Farm connectorYOKEAAcross 114: Area for note-takingMARGINAAcross 116: My garden waterer that's seen better days?THISOLDHOSEAAcross 119: Shopping destination for your underwear needs?PANTYHOUSEAAcross 121: Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.RIDEAAcross 122: The burdens we carryONUSESAAcross 123: Barre bendPLIEAAcross 124: Stashes (away)SALTSAAcross 125: Foil alternativeEPEEAAcross 126: KitschBADARTAAcross 127: Hit the paper plane icon, saySENDAAcross 128: Assemble in one large bodyMASSAAcross 128: Assemble in one large bodyMASS.DDown 1: Book that follows ZechariahMALACHIDDown 2: Got too oldAGEDOUTDDown 3: Gave permissionSAIDYESDDown 4: One meaning of "X"KISSDDown 5: WrathIREDDown 6: "Easy!"NOSWEATDDown 7: Award won by Don Draper on "Mad Men"CLIODDown 8: Gladys Knight and Norah Jones, for twoALTOSDDown 9: Platoon members, for shortGISDDown 10: Networking aidROUTERDDown 11: Half-bakedIDIOTICDDown 12: Evening, in advertisingNITEDDown 13: Northwestern followerEDUDDown 14: CrossFit bitsREPSDDown 15: One who's barely acting?PORNSTARDDown 16: Board game popular in JapanSHOGIDDown 17: Certain trig ratiosSINESDDown 18: PreschoolersTOTSDDown 20: "Darn!"NUTSDDown 25: Woo-woo films?ROMCOMSDDown 27: IntendedFIANCEEDDown 30: High registerFALSETTODDown 35: "Who ___?"ELSEDDown 37: "___ who?"GUESSDDown 40: Deli assortmentSALAMISDDown 42: Comedian who said "I once spent a year in Philadelphia. I think it was on a Sunday"W. C. FIELDSDDown 44: Mother rabbitDOEDDown 45: Throws, in a wayADDLESDDown 47: Prized metamorphic rockLAPISDDown 48: Urban scavengerALLEY CATDDown 48: Urban scavengerALLEYCATDDown 50: Author Mario Vargas ___LLOSADDown 51: Drive home?USBPORTDDown 52: Singer KnowlesSOLANGEDDown 53: Head doc?ENTDDown 56: More than crackedHALFOPENDDown 58: Donor group, for shortPACDDown 59: Title for multiple Marias and Annas in historyTSARINADDown 60: PillageRANSACKDDown 61: Letter-shaped beamT-BARDDown 62: Equipped, as a factory for productionTOOLEDUPDDown 68: Miner discoveriesORESDDown 69: Subspecies adapted to a specific environmentECOTYPEDDown 71: Timely thing to arrive onTHEDOTDDown 72: Packed awayEATENDDown 73: Newspaper debut of 9/15/82USATODAYDDown 74: VapesECIGSDDown 75: Pulled offDIDDDown 80: It may be dropped for emphasisMICDDown 81: Fratty type, colloquiallyDUDEBRODDown 83: Event with barrel racingRODEODDown 84: Close rival, in a senseFRENEMYDDown 86: "Show it here!"LEMMESEEDDown 87: The Cards, on scoreboardsSTLDDown 89: Mr. Wednesday's true identity in Neil Gaiman's "American Gods"ODINDDown 91: Secretly, from the LatinSUB-ROSADDown 93: Given shelterTAKENINDDown 94: Salad green also known as "rocket"ARUGULADDown 95: Brooks no debateINSISTSDDown 96: Ripe strawberry featureREDNESSDDown 99: Comedian/TV host NikkiGLASERDDown 102: Reply to "You dig?"IMHIPDDown 103: Stick (by)ABIDEDDown 105: Big name in baseball cardsTOPPSDDown 107: Cartoonish baby criesWAHSDDown 109: Infinitive of the French "suis" and "sommes"ETREDDown 110: Slovenly sortSLOBDDown 111: Former Israeli P.M. BarakEHUDDDown 113: Relative of wild cabbageKALEDDown 115: WanderROAMDDown 117: Focus of the Human Genome ProjectDNADDown 118: Suffix with darnedESTDDown 120: Titular character portrayed by Jason SudeikisTED