New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th May 2024 There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: End of the line?BAITAAcross 5: Agnus ___ (motif in Christian iconography)DEIAAcross 8: French companionsAMISAAcross 12: HubrisPRIDEAAcross 17: Lead-in to marine or marathonULTRAAAcross 19: The house, to a blackjack playerOPPONENTAAcross 21: 1993 Beck singleLOSERAAcross 22: Break up the band, sayGOSOLOAAcross 24: Charades, but not chessTEAMGAMEAAcross 25: Certain wedding roleUSHERAAcross 26: "If that missing house title ever does show up …"SHOULDTHEDEEDARISEAAcross 29: Grunting ox, by another nameYAKAAcross 30: Poetic prepositionO'ERAAcross 31: Show with the Church Lady and Target Lady, for shortSNLAAcross 32: Bill in a tillTENAAcross 33: Change for a 32-Across, perhapsONESAAcross 37: Having a studious appearanceOWLISHAAcross 40: Treats that Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith picked as runner-up to Doritos for "best snack in America"OREOSAAcross 42: Tiniest amountIOTAAAcross 43: Question from someone with a lot of outstanding debt?WHATELSEISDUEAAcross 48: "No promises ..."ILLTRYAAcross 50: Biblical king of JudeaHERODAAcross 51: Spice Girl HalliwellGERIAAcross 52: OversightLAPSEAAcross 55: Over which announcements about pep rallies might be heard, for shortPASAAcross 56: One of many in the ColosseumARCHAAcross 57: Teacher's instruction in a class on pointillism?DOASISAYDOTASIDOAAcross 61: GrassPOTAAcross 62: "Bye Bye Birdie" actress ___-MargretANNAAcross 63: Salt-N-Pepa hit with the refrain "___, ___ ba-doop"SHOOPAAcross 64: WeaknessesVICESAAcross 65: How one might punnily define "Saran" or "sari"?ITSAWRAPAAcross 70: CheekyINSOLENTAAcross 72: Follows a recipe directionDICESAAcross 74: Actress McDonaldAUDRAAAcross 76: Underwater steererFINAAcross 77: DHL competitorUPSAAcross 80: Stevedore's complaint?ITSAHARDDOCKLIFEAAcross 85: Champagne specificationBRUTAAcross 86: Whitman of TV's "Parenthood"MAEAAcross 87: Chocolate mint brandANDESAAcross 88: Paper packREAMAAcross 89: Like a redhead's temperament, it's saidFIERYAAcross 90: South ___, river through DenverPLATTEAAcross 92: "No need to find a professional illustrator!"USEYOURDOODLEAAcross 96: Name that means "night" in Arabic and "purple" in GermanLILAAAcross 97: Change formMORPHAAcross 100: Utensil drawer compartmentSPOONSAAcross 101: What "Eat" stands for in the mnemonic "Never Eat Soggy Waffles"EASTAAcross 102: Post-op localeICUAAcross 103: NASA shorthand for a spacewalkEVAAAcross 106: Gym rat's focusBODAAcross 107: ___-weeklyALTAAcross 110: Tour guide's remark at the challah factory?THATSADOUGHBRAIDERAAcross 116: Out the ___WAZOOAAcross 119: "Hmm, hard to say …"OHIDUNNOAAcross 120: Fictional dog with a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameSNOOPYAAcross 121: Cry of delightWHOOPAAcross 122: Supporter of the arts?PEDESTALAAcross 123: Lazy river conveyancesTUBESAAcross 124: Question of ownershipWHOSEAAcross 125: Checked the license of, informallyIDEDAAcross 126: Farm homeSTYAAcross 127: Spreadsheet buttonSORTDDown 1: 1991 crime drama starring Warren Beatty and Annette BeningBUGSYDDown 2: Luau greetingALOHADDown 3: "No worries"ITSOKDDown 4: Pants, informallyTROUDDown 5: Biblical verbDOTHDDown 6: Olympic event with masksEPEEDDown 7: Giveaways in some common scams of the 2010sIPADSDDown 8: "And Still I Rise" writerANGELOUDDown 9: Drink for which Pliny the Elder recorded a recipeMEADDDown 10: ConINMATEDDown 11: Coming from both sidesSTEREODDown 12: Sum thingPLUSDDown 13: Fragrant additive to beauty productsROSE OILDDown 14: It's like "-like"ISHDDown 15: Kaitlin Olson's role on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"DEEDDown 16: Do wrongERRDDown 18: KosherALLOWEDDDown 20: SignOMENDDown 23: Wide receiver ___ Beckham Jr.ODELLDDown 27: Certain arm muscles, in briefTRISDDown 28: Not accept a refusalINSISTDDown 34: Caption for an absent student, sayNOTPICTUREDDDown 35: Morgan Stanley subsidiaryETRADEDDown 36: Official OKsSAYSOSDDown 37: "Then again ...," in text messagesOTOHDDown 38: Video game company that published FroggerSEGADDown 39: Goes in a hurryHIESDDown 41: Trust inRELY ONDDown 43: Give a sharp hitWHAPDDown 44: Widely admired personHERODDown 45: Prey of polar bearsARCTICSEALSDDown 46: ___ LankaSRIDDown 47: "You have a face for radio," for oneDISSDDown 49: Cause to riseLEAVENDDown 53: FussesADOSDDown 54: Perform very well, in modern slangPOP OFFDDown 57: Makeup of a tiny twisting ladderDNADDown 58: "Keep going!"ONWARDDDown 59: Tuna typeAHIDDown 60: Do wrongSINDDown 62: Nincompoop, more vulgarlyASSHATDDown 66: Matcha, e.g.TEADDown 67: Like cutting the lineRUDEDDown 68: Makes senseADDSUPDDown 69: ForPRODDown 71: Where a golf ball sitsLIEDDown 72: Golf ball indentationDIMPLEDDown 73: Home to FirenzeITALIADDown 75: About 40% of a hectareACREDDown 78: Knitting stitchPURLDDown 79: Small, painful bumpSTYEDDown 81: Lack of energyANEMIADDown 82: What context is, in a sayingKEYDDown 83: Country that becomes a language if you remove its last letterLAOSDDown 84: "My turn"IMUPDDown 85: Info in an "About Us" sectionBIOSDDown 89: Frosting alternativeFONDANTDDown 91: They might cover your backTATTOOSDDown 93: Stored for the night, as a busSHEDDEDDDown 94: One of the Starks on "Game of Thrones"ROBBDDown 95: Hatches, e.g.DOORSDDown 98: Masters of underwater camouflageOCTOPIDDown 99: Sent expressRUSHEDDDown 104: "Parlez-___ français?"VOUSDDown 105: Some godmothersAUNTSDDown 107: National dish of the PhilippinesADOBODDown 108: Member of an isolated colony, onceLEPERDDown 109: Meeting for twoTRYSTDDown 111: A "waking dream," per AristotleHOPEDDown 112: Senate stafferAIDEDDown 113: Little annoyanceGNATDDown 114: SacredHOLYDDown 115: Promises to payIOUSDDown 116: URL starterWWWDDown 117: Gratified groanAHHDDown 118: Metaphor for a house with young children, perhapsZOO