New York Times Answers - Thursday, 9th May 2024 There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 9th May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like a mouseTIMIDAAcross 6: Fire on all cylindersHUMAAcross 9: Body part where a sock might go?CH'INAAcross 9: Body part where a sock might go?CHINAAcross 13: ElderlyONINYEARSAAcross 15: UnrefinedCRUDEAAcross 16: Used extreme caution, in old Rome?WALKEDIGGSHELLSAAcross 18: RemnantsENDSAAcross 19: Cross stateIREAAcross 20: Lines (up)QUEUESAAcross 21: ___ pointDEWAAcross 22: V.A. concern, for shortPTSDAAcross 23: First thing typed in a new tab, perhapsURLAAcross 24: Comments section disclaimerIMHOAAcross 26: Where F comes before E?CARAAcross 27: Product identifier similar to a U.P.C.SKUAAcross 30: "Everything will be fine," in old Rome?DONIIRRYABOUTITAAcross 35: Common ingredient in cereal barsOATSAAcross 36: Scottish form of JohnIANAAcross 37: Stage often filled with bugsBETAAAcross 38: What we might escape by, in old Rome?THESKINOIVTEETHAAcross 43: Big ___SURAAcross 44: What a piece of work!ERGAAcross 45: Surname in the 1946 western "My Darling Clementine"EARPAAcross 46: Result of failed field sobriety test, for shortDWIAAcross 47: Nashville landmark, familiarlyOPRYAAcross 49: Minor prevaricationFIBAAcross 52: Features of overallsSTRAPSAAcross 55: Dunking obstacleRIMAAcross 56: Poison ivy, e.g.VINEAAcross 57: Do a judge's job, in old Rome?WVIIIHEEVIDENCEAAcross 60: Luigi's loveAMOREAAcross 61: Rack up win after winGOONATEARAAcross 62: "American Idol" judge alongside Luke and LionelKATYAAcross 63: German directionOSTAAcross 64: Always ready to order?BOSSYDDown 1: Removed from the roadTOWEDDDown 2: DumbINANEDDown 3: Bad news for a ski resortMILDWINTERDDown 4: SignsINKSDDown 5: Bloodroot produces an orange oneDYEDDown 6: Splitting ___HAIRSDDown 7: Pressed hardURGEDDDown 8: N.Y. Rangers' homeMSGDDown 9: Fishing basketCREELDDown 10: Netflix competitorHULUDDown 11: Do squatIDLEDDown 12: Mitchell & ___ (sports apparel company)NESSDDown 14: One who might bear the burden of proof?EDITORDDown 15: Fried, sugar-covered pastryCHURRODDown 17: Pigeon dishSQUABDDown 22: Apt Greek letter for a University of Pennsylvania fraternityPHIDDown 25: Fail to noticeMISSDDown 25: Fail to noticeMISS.DDown 26: "Please, Dad, please?"CANIDDown 27: Higher-than-usual penaltiesSTEEPFINESDDown 28: Singer EarthaKITTDDown 29: Where the U.S.'s first transcontinental railroad was completed (1869)UTAHDDown 30: Pointillism marksDOTSDDown 31: Home of the first Dole plantationOAHUDDown 32: CabalRINGDDown 33: N.B.A. All-Star MingYAODDown 34: ___ EatsUBERDDown 39: Collectible dollKEWPIEDDown 40: Word before coffee or CatholicIRISHDDown 41: Lice and the likeVERMINDDown 42: Scotland's Firth of ___TAYDDown 46: No-no in a vegan dietDAIRYDDown 47: Dunkable treatsOREOSDDown 48: Not answer a question directly, as a politician mightPIVOTDDown 50: South American pioneers of terrace farmingINCASDDown 51: Like the smell of a pubBEERYDDown 52: Love note acronymSWAKDDown 53: Rating for "Robot Chicken" and "Archer"TVMADDown 54: Hoot and a halfRIOTDDown 56: Nixon nix?VETODDown 58: Lead-in to maniaEGODDown 59: Artist's touch-upDAB