New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th May 2024 There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Depicts unfairlySKEWSAAcross 6: MonitorWATCHAAcross 11: Fruits exchanged on Chinese New YearORANGESAAcross 18: "Moo, Baa, ___!" (classic children’s book)LALALAAAcross 20: Egg, in SpanishHUEVOAAcross 21: Where to find signs with circles, squares and diamondsSKIAREAAAcross 22: "My only request ..."ALLIASKAAcross 24: Young's partner in accountingERNSTAAcross 25: Original host of MTV's "Total Request Live"CARSONDALYAAcross 26: Stay coolBEATTHEHEATAAcross 28: Bit of body artTATAAcross 30: They come in twice a dayTIDESAAcross 31: Metal ring that holds a pencil's eraserFERRULEAAcross 32: Title Disney character of 1998MULANAAcross 34: OverhaulREDOAAcross 35: Tourist destination in Baja California SurCABOSANLUCASAAcross 38: Band shirts?TUBETOPSAAcross 40: Letter-shaped construction pieceIBARAAcross 41: Zoomed, perhapsMETAAcross 42: Beam at a barJIMAAcross 43: Dr. ___, talk show host with the catchphrase "Get some"RUTHAAcross 44: Test for an M.A. seekerGREAAcross 47: Hit the gasGUNITAAcross 49: Lady Gaga vis-à-vis Billie Eilish, e.g.LABELMATEAAcross 52: Multipurpose tool for a mountaineerICE AXAAcross 54: FixedSTATICAAcross 56: Dal ingredientsLENTILSAAcross 57: Note in the B major scaleDSHARPAAcross 58: Programming language used in government and bankingCOBOLAAcross 60: Triple ___SECAAcross 61: Cloud nine, so to speakEUPHORIAAAcross 62: No more thanMEREAAcross 66: Formula 1 tour stop since 2023, informallyVEGASAAcross 68: O.C.'s regionSOCALAAcross 70: Negative contractionISNTAAcross 71: "Sounds right to me"IDAGREEAAcross 73: Boy band that went on hiatus in 2023 for army serviceBTSAAcross 75: No fanHATERAAcross 77: "___ in the Rain"SINGINAAcross 78: Camper's vesselCOOKPOTAAcross 80: StruckXEDOUTAAcross 85: Fried chicken, cornbread, collard greens, etc.SOUL FOODAAcross 86: Property at an intersectionCORNERLOTAAcross 88: Actor Pascal of "The Last of Us"PEDROAAcross 89: Author RandAYNAAcross 90: Pulitzer-winning author JenniferEGANAAcross 92: Fair-hiring inits.EEOAAcross 93: Like some kissesWETAAcross 95: Wart-covered critterTOADAAcross 96: Digital "container" associated with BitcoinCRYPTOWALLETAAcross 98: Dystopian classic whose title comes from "The Tempest"BRAVENEWWORLDAAcross 100: Metonym for the U.S. Congress, with "the"HILLAAcross 103: StuckMIREDAAcross 104: Tarot card featuring a howling wolfTHEMOONAAcross 105: Mountain nymphOREADAAcross 107: Waterproofing materialTARAAcross 108: Picture book with characters like Odlaw, Wizard Whitebeard and WoofWHERESWALDOAAcross 112: Batter-fried bento dishTEMPURAAAcross 114: Part of a princess costumeTIARAAAcross 116: Nike and othersDEITIESAAcross 117: Palm tree product used in skin careCOCONUT OILAAcross 118: Statistical calculationERRORAAcross 119: Safe investment options, informallyTNOTESAAcross 120: Secret option?AEROSOLAAcross 121: Factory ___RESETAAcross 122: "Barbie" director GerwigGRETADDown 1: Hunk of meatSLABDDown 2: Vegetable with a "dinosaur" varietyKALEDDown 3: Civil rights activist BakerELLADDown 4: Suspense-building wordsWAITFORITDDown 5: SchedulesSLATESDDown 6: RideWHEELSDDown 7: Mysterious glowsAURAEDDown 8: Focus for a pitching scout?TENTDDown 9: Rx chainCVSDDown 10: Jet settingHOT TUBDDown 11: Prominent figure at the Academy AwardsOSCARSTATUEDDown 12: Studio behind "Bringing Up Baby"RKODDown 13: More informal version of 70-AcrossAINTDDown 14: Low pointsNADIRSDDown 15: School groupGRADEDDown 16: Fished with traps, perhapsEELEDDDown 17: Parental authoritySAY-SODDown 19: Spiritual hermitageASHRAMDDown 23: CoreKERNELDDown 27: Certain streaming libraryHULUCATALOGDDown 29: Push notifications, e.g.ALERTSDDown 32: They're kept under wrapsMUMMIESDDown 33: "Kidding!"NOTDDown 35: Things to stub out, for shortCIGSDDown 36: Have a side in commonABUTDDown 37: Actor EricBANADDown 38: Starts to fallTILTSDDown 39: Trawl for personal informationPHISHDDown 42: ____ O'Malley Dillon of the Biden White HouseJENDDown 44: Clock innardsGEARSDDown 45: ___ to goRARINDDown 46: Many an attendee of Gertrude Stein's Paris salonsEXPATDDown 48: Start of a winning rowTICDDown 50: Go on and on aboutBELABORDDown 51: "The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems," per Homer SimpsonALCOHOLDDown 53: Celebrity chef RoyCHOIDDown 55: Group of witchesCOVENDDown 57: Two-family dwellingDUPLEXDDown 59: Frequent antagonist of Winnie-the-PoohBEEDDown 61: Have somethingEATDDown 62: Home to the University of MontanaMISSOULADDown 63: EnlightenEDIFYDDown 64: Kept going and goingRANONDDown 65: Breakfast brand with a rhyming sloganEGGODDown 67: Refused to answer questionsSTONEWALLEDDDown 69: One buying a stuffed mouse, perhapsCATOWNERDDown 72: Van Halen's contract once had one that specified no brown M&M'sRIDERDDown 74: Olympic event since 1968SKEETDDown 76: Good or bad name, for shortREPDDown 78: AgainstCONTRADDown 79: Not againstPRODDown 81: It might come with a plungerDETONATORDDown 82: What squiggly lines can representODORDDown 83: Russia's ___ MountainsURALDDown 84: Maiden name of an 1860s first ladyTODDDDown 86: What can symbolize 50CAPITALLDDown 87: Was thick (with)TEEMEDDDown 91: Spot for recess on a rainy dayGYMDDown 94: Like some short tennis matchesTWOSETDDown 96: Keep rhythm with, in a wayCLAPTODDown 97: Al ___, discus thrower in the U.S. Olympic Hall of FameOERTERDDown 98: 1995 blockbuster with numerous historical inaccuraciesBRAVEHEARTDDown 99: Blowing awayWOWINGDDown 100: Drink often served with marshmallowsHOTCOCOADDown 101: ___ Joliot-Curie, chemist daughter of MarieIRENEDDown 102: Primate that exists only on the world's fifth-largest islandLEMURDDown 104: PangTHROEDDown 106: Daft Punk and Outkast, for twoDUOSDDown 108: Polemology is the study of themWARSDDown 109: Word on some yogurt labelsLITEDDown 110: Bug bite preventerDEETDDown 111: Greek peakOSSADDown 113: Where Simone Biles won four goldsRIODDown 115: Source of much U.S. immigration in the 1840s: Abbr.IRE