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New York Times Answers

Wednesday, 16th May 2018
There are 40 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 16th May 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Issue
AAcross 6: Fodder for sports analytics
AAcross 11: Place, as a bet
AAcross 14: What a current flows through
AAcross 15: Dickens's ___ Heep
AAcross 16: "Aladdin" monkeyABU
AAcross 17: Nickname for a glitzy author?JEWELSVERNE
AAcross 19: It contains M.S.G.NYC
AAcross 20: Emmy-winning FalcoEDIE
AAcross 21: Stark of "Game of Thrones"
AAcross 22: A cluttered one is a sign of a cluttered mind, it's said
AAcross 23: [Don't touch my bone!]GRR
AAcross 25: Nickname for a clumsy composer?CLODDEBUSSY
AAcross 28: Sunken track
AAcross 29: Key below Z, on a Mac
AAcross 30: Country singer Tillis
AAcross 31: John who played an older Kunta Kinte on "Roots"
AAcross 33: "The bay in the fifth," for one
AAcross 35: Actress McDonaldAUDRA
AAcross 39: Nickname for a sloppy painter?TOOLOOSELAUTREC
AAcross 43: "Get Happy" composerARLEN
AAcross 44: Gangster's gun
AAcross 45: Setting for 46-Across on a very hot day
AAcross 46: See 45-AcrossACS
AAcross 48: "___ official ..."
AAcross 50: Compete
AAcross 51: Nickname for a fiery philosopher?BLAZEPASCAL
AAcross 56: Shape of a swan's neck
AAcross 57: Get under the skin of
AAcross 58: ___ grecque (served with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings)
AAcross 58: ___ grecque (served with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings)
AAcross 59: Names in film credits
AAcross 61: City where trap music originated: Abbr.ATL
AAcross 62: Classic hairstyle ... or a hint to the puns in 17-, 25-, 39- and 51-AcrossFRENCHTWIST
AAcross 66: Prefix with colonialism
AAcross 67: According to
AAcross 68: Chair designer Charles
AAcross 69: Parched
AAcross 70: Prime minister called "Pandit"
AAcross 71: Address, with "to"
DDown 1: ___ Mahal
DDown 2: Start of every ZIP code in Pennsylvania
DDown 3: Jigsaw, e.g.
DDown 4: Named, for shortIDED
DDown 5: Toyota coupe sold from 1970 to 2006CELICA
DDown 6: Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly
DDown 6: Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly
DDown 7: Focus of a Facebook sidebar
DDown 8: Put on TV
DDown 9: Kind of bike or kayak
DDown 10: Miss identification?
DDown 11: Freeway divisions
DDown 12: Deep, deep pit
DDown 13: Eliciting an "ugh," maybe
DDown 18: Have as a customerSELLTO
DDown 22: Port at the west end of Lake Superior
DDown 23: Persona non ___GRATA
DDown 24: It might begin "Did you hear ...?"
DDown 26: Old blues singer Johnny
DDown 27: Fellow bringing roses, perhaps
DDown 32: Sordid sort
DDown 34: Hard throw, in baseball
DDown 36: Rush-hourDRIVETIME
DDown 37: TV host PhilbinREGIS
DDown 38: Bodily complaints
DDown 40: First word of "The Raven"
DDown 41: Secular
DDown 42: Hook up (to)
DDown 47: Few and far between
DDown 49: Schedules
DDown 51: ___ X
DDown 52: Soda bottle unit
DDown 53: Bronze, but not silver or gold
DDown 54: Beth's preceder
DDown 55: More rational
DDown 60: Give and take
DDown 62: Item above a kitchen stove
DDown 63: Grand finale?
DDown 64: "The vasty deep," in Shakespeare
DDown 65: "What a shame!"
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