New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 21st May 2024 There are 35 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 21st May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Hit a serve pastACEDAAcross 5: Ballet dancer's bendPLIEAAcross 9: Lightens (up)EASESAAcross 14: Word after golden or slideRULEAAcross 15: Often-discarded part of a fruitRINDAAcross 16: Canonized personSAINTAAcross 17: Cheat sheetsCRIBNOTESAAcross 19: Post-panel seshQANDAAAcross 20: Male catTOMAAcross 21: Big name in public opinion researchPEWAAcross 23: It might be pokedFUNAAcross 24: Cry of disgust that sounds like 24-DownUGHAAcross 27: Fruit also known as calabashBOTTLE GOURDAAcross 31: "Yeah, I suppose"GUESSSOAAcross 33: Soup kitchen utensilsLADLESAAcross 34: Stare open-mouthedGAPEAAcross 35: Target, as a wide receiverPASSTOAAcross 38: Outbuilding for many a historic homeCARRIAGE HOUSEAAcross 43: Millennial's successor, informallyGENZERAAcross 44: Tennis do-oversLETSAAcross 46: "That's pretty nifty!"OHNEATAAcross 49: Fashion house whose logo features MedusaVERSACEAAcross 52: Counterpart to a landlineMOBILE PHONEAAcross 55: Appreciative textTHXAAcross 56: Schedule abbr.ETAAAcross 57: Middle name for Alec Baldwin and Carly JepsenRAEAAcross 58: Go the other wayZAGAAcross 60: Indian royalsRAJASAAcross 63: Make safer, in a way ... or what the starts of 17-, 27-, 38- and 52-Across might be?BABYPROOFAAcross 68: Pageant topperTIARAAAcross 69: Often-discarded part of a fruitSTEMAAcross 70: InactiveIDLEAAcross 71: One-___ banditARMEDAAcross 72: Biblical pronounTHEEAAcross 73: Nonnegotiable thingNEEDDDown 1: Airplane's path on a flight map, oftenARCDDown 2: Junkyard dogCURDDown 3: Roth of "Inglourious Basterds"ELIDDown 4: Red scare?DEBTDDown 5: Sneak previewsPROMOSDDown 6: Happening, in modern parlanceLITDDown 7: BumblingINEPTDDown 8: Old car make named for Henry Ford's sonEDSELDDown 9: Abbr. on a lawyer's business cardESQDDown 10: Highly rated, as a bondAAADDown 11: IniquitousSINFULDDown 12: Stick it outENDUREDDown 13: Array at a farmer's marketSTANDSDDown 18: NogginsNOBSDDown 22: Language in which "w" can be a vowelWELSHDDown 24: Australian boot brandUGGDDown 25: Green dip, familiarlyGUACDDown 26: Purifying filter acronymHEPADDown 28: November birthstoneTOPAZDDown 29: One purring in PeruGATODDown 30: Nonalcoholic beer brandODOULSDDown 32: Composer RachmaninoffSERGEIDDown 36: RipenAGEDDown 37: Kind of motor used in roboticsSERVODDown 39: Down-to-earthREALDDown 40: Lead-in to mingle or mezzoINTERDDown 41: Ticket assignmentSEATDDown 42: Cut quite a figure?ETCHDDown 45: Something a prenatal ultrasound can determineSEXDDown 46: Mafia code of silenceOMERTADDown 47: Windbag's outputHOT AIRDDown 48: Classic video game with the catchphrase "He's on fire!"NBAJAMDDown 50: Biological catalystENZYMEDDown 51: Collect what's been sownREAPDDown 53: "Blue Ribbon" brewerPABSTDDown 54: Toffee bar brand since 1928HEATHDDown 59: BeamGRINDDown 61: "What ___ the odds?"AREDDown 62: Down in the dumpsSADDDown 64: Wax producerBEEDDown 65: Shelley's "To a Skylark," for oneODEDDown 66: World Cup chantOLEDDown 67: Put quarters in, as a meterFED