New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 22nd May 2024 There are 39 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 22nd May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Language from which we get "shampoo"HINDIAAcross 6: Story that starts with the end?OBITAAcross 10: "Let There Be Rock" band, 1977ACDCAAcross 14: A Philly cheesesteak comes "wit" or "witout" itONIONAAcross 15: Umpteen's antithesisNONEAAcross 16: Nile queen, familiarlyCLEOAAcross 17: Coeur d'___, city on Idaho's panhandleALENEAAcross 18: Carbonated fountain drinks that contain neither …EGGCREAMSAAcross 20: Derby entrantRACERAAcross 21: Kind of "quotes"AIRAAcross 22: Up to this pointAS YETAAcross 23: Unusual meat courses that are neither …SWEETBREADSAAcross 26: BubPALAAcross 27: Two past "cue"ESSAAcross 28: Response to "Who's ready?"IAMAAcross 29: Where total revenue is listed on a financial reportTOPLINEAAcross 31: Some smallish batteriesAASAAcross 32: Word in an advertiser's starburstNEWAAcross 33: Celebratory occasions for founders to ring the N.Y.S.E. bell, for shortIPOSAAcross 34: What 18-, 23-, 49- and 56-Across could be calledDOUBLEMISNOMERSAAcross 39: Cube creator ___ RubikERNOAAcross 40: StubHub purchases, informallyTIXAAcross 41: Brian who composed the original start-up sound for Windows 95ENOAAcross 42: ClunkersBADONESAAcross 44: TV actor who was once a bodyguard (charging $10k/day)MRTAAcross 45: Me, in MarseillesMOIAAcross 48: Navajo neighborUTEAAcross 49: Woodwind instrument that is neither …ENGLISH HORNAAcross 52: Longtime bridge columnist CharlesGORENAAcross 54: France's ___-en-ProvenceAIXAAcross 55: Roof partsEAVESAAcross 56: Breakfast cereal that contains neither …GRAPENUTSAAcross 58: Feudal lordLIEGEAAcross 59: Dublin's land, to DublinersEIREAAcross 60: Fairy tale monsterOGREAAcross 61: Currently happeningAFOOTAAcross 62: Lengthy construction project, per a saying?ROMEAAcross 63: IntersectMEETAAcross 64: Reformer Horace and writer ThomasMANNSDDown 1: Like fervent fans at the Kentucky Derby, punnily enoughHOARSEDDown 2: Typical holiday visitorsINLAWSDDown 3: Wife's sister's daughters, e.g.NIECESDDown 4: This guy gets it!DONEEDDown 5: Like the property cited in Newton's first lawINERTIALDDown 6: Difficult kind of push-upONEARMDDown 7: Humphrey of old Hollywood, to fansBOGIEDDown 8: They don't appreciate wellINGRATESDDown 9: Private eye, in old slangTECDDown 10: Top four of 52ACESDDown 11: Quaint item for smokingCLAY PIPEDDown 12: ComportmentDEMEANORDDown 13: Are cheaperCOSTLESSDDown 19: Grating voice qualityRASPDDown 24: Like our standard number systemBASETENDDown 25: Mood killersDOWNERSDDown 30: Luxurious rideLIMODDown 31: "Peek-___!"ABOODDown 32: Get rid ofNIXDDown 34: Computer program that fixes other computer programsDEBUGGERDDown 35: Handel's "Messiah," for oneORATORIODDown 36: Often-deodorized areaUNDERARMDDown 37: Overestimate, sayMISGAUGEDDown 38: Fleeing like a fugitiveONTHELAMDDown 43: State bird of HawaiiNENEDDown 44: D.J.'s performanceMIXSETDDown 45: Progressive advocacy group for public policyMOVE ONDDown 46: First state to conduct all of its elections by mailOREGONDDown 47: Atlas close-upsINSETSDDown 50: Petrol unitLITREDDown 51: Port city in northern IsraelHAIFADDown 53: Fencer's weaponEPEEDDown 57: ___ de plumeNOM