New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th May 2024

There are 65 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th May 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Prefix with valent	AMBI
AAcross 5:	Sound of rejection on a 1970s variety show
AAcross 9:	"How disappointing!"
AAcross 13:	Academic résumés, for short	CVS
AAcross 16:	"Embiggens" the English language	COINSAWORD
AAcross 19:	Composer Stravinsky	IGOR
AAcross 20:	Feature of a snake's eye
AAcross 21:	*"That rotted old log ain't even fit for termite food!"	KNOCKONWOOD
AAcross 23:	Word on Charlotte's web
AAcross 24:	Guillermo del ___
AAcross 25:	Does perfectly
AAcross 26:	Helvetica alternative	ARIAL
AAcross 28:	Country that surrounds Gambia
AAcross 30:	Something to pump or bump
AAcross 31:	*"Huh, I wasn't aware I was at an ugly sweater party"
AAcross 33:	Gospel singer Winans	CECE
AAcross 34:	Wimbledon surface
AAcross 36:	Studio for Astaire and Rogers	RKO
AAcross 37:	Czech or Pole
AAcross 38:	Hindu mother goddess also called Parvati
AAcross 39:	It's bright when it's full
AAcross 40:	Disposable baking pans	PIETINS
AAcross 43:	Actor Cage, familiarly	NIC
AAcross 45:	*"The only mystery in this novel is why I finished it"	BURNAFTERREADING
AAcross 49:	Band whose guitarist wears a schoolboy outfit	ACDC
AAcross 50:	Certain expensive suits	ARMANIS
AAcross 51:	Rank below marquess
AAcross 52:	Less clean, as a chimney
AAcross 54:	Batman adversary ___ al Ghul
AAcross 55:	"Brains" of tech	CPUS
AAcross 56:	Avocados are rich in it
AAcross 58:	Mocking Jay
AAcross 59:	*"My dog could translate an ancient Mesopotamian tablet faster than you"	ARCHAEOLOGICALDIG
AAcross 63:	Part of a thermostat
AAcross 64:	The i's have it
AAcross 65:	Church area
AAcross 66:	Hardly ne'er
AAcross 67:	Herald
AAcross 69:	Beget
AAcross 70:	Cause of misery
AAcross 74:	Skinny, so to speak
AAcross 75:	*"Thou art a villainous knave"	BLASTFROMTHEPAST
AAcross 79:	Back the other way
AAcross 80:	Background in the theater
AAcross 81:	Feedbag contents
AAcross 82:	Pop's ___ Lipa	DUA
AAcross 83:	Dude, in lingo	BRAH
AAcross 85:	Prefix in some modern art movements
AAcross 86:	Photoshop company
AAcross 88:	Switch predecessors	WIIS
AAcross 89:	*"Dear John, I'm writing you this letter to tell you — it's not me. It's 100% you"	PUTDOWNONPAPER
AAcross 93:	Nonmetric unit … or a metric unit
AAcross 94:	Someone who hopes to stay out of the spotlight?
AAcross 95:	Five Pillars religion
AAcross 96:	Astounding
AAcross 98:	It comes from the Greek for "indivisible"
AAcross 99:	Any of six Russian monarchs	IVAN
AAcross 101:	*"Tu as le Q.I. d'une huître" ("You have the I.Q. of an oyster")	FRENCHROAST
AAcross 105:	Some wines
AAcross 106:	Musical that reimagines "La Bohème" in Manhattan
AAcross 107:	Sucrose, by another name	TABLESUGAR
AAcross 108:	Numero di colori in Neapolitan ice cream	TRE
AAcross 109:	Bond villain with an island lair	DRNO
AAcross 110:	Condé ___
AAcross 111:	Get off to a flying start?
DDown 1:	"Oops!"	ACK
DDown 2:	Unpopular day to get married: Abbr.
DDown 3:	High-tech prosthetic	BIONICARM
DDown 4:	To be safe
DDown 4:	To be safe
DDown 5:	British lockup
DDown 6:	Doesn't dispute, as a criticism
DDown 7:	"Stat!"
DDown 8:	Reacts to a pun, perhaps
DDown 9:	Gave a thumbs-down
DDown 10:	In the past
DDown 11:	Claim on a ramen packet	NOMSG
DDown 12:	Lead-in to horn or Hornet
DDown 13:	Charlie Chaplin started his career with this not-at-all-silent form of entertainment
DDown 14:	TikToker's hope	VIRALVIDEO
DDown 15:	Mistook?
DDown 17:	Bit of improv
DDown 18:	2007 Literature Nobelist Lessing
DDown 20:	Famed Damascus product
DDown 22:	Morse code click
DDown 27:	Counterpart of ventricular
DDown 29:	One of the Untouchables
DDown 30:	Leg bone
DDown 31:	"Citizen ___"
DDown 32:	"Count me out!"	NOTI
DDown 33:	Island country sometimes called "El Cocodrilo" for its shape
DDown 34:	Card game cry
DDown 35:	Breaks down
DDown 39:	Fetter
DDown 40:	Epitomize
DDown 41:	The ’gram	INSTA
DDown 42:	Oxfam or Doctors Without Borders, in brief
DDown 44:	"Born on the Bayou" band, in brief	CCR
DDown 46:	Give voice to?
DDown 47:	Move, as a houseplant
DDown 48:	Brother of Fidel	RAUL
DDown 49:	Totally bought an idea	ATEITUP
DDown 53:	There's bad blood between them	OLDFOES
DDown 55:	Corp. bigwig
DDown 56:	Police, slangily	FIVEO
DDown 57:	Point of no return?
DDown 59:	JFK, for one	AIRPORTCODE
DDown 60:	Discombobulate
DDown 61:	Teri of "Young Frankenstein"	GARR
DDown 62:	Olympic swimmer Ryan	LOCHTE
DDown 63:	Deal that brings in a big crowd	DOORBUSTER
DDown 67:	Common file type	PDF
DDown 68:	Its iconic chimes were trademarked in 1950	NBC
DDown 69:	Razor sharpeners
DDown 70:	Random guess
DDown 71:	Queen song from which a pop icon took her name	RADIOGAGA
DDown 72:	Astronaut's blackout preventer
DDown 73:	GPS guesses
DDown 76:	Part of A.D.
DDown 77:	Investigated	SEENINTO
DDown 78:	Terrain in "Wuthering Heights"
DDown 80:	Class where students learn about squares and planes
DDown 84:	Author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
DDown 86:	"Things Fall ___" (Chinua Achebe novel)
DDown 87:	Abase
DDown 88:	Prevailed	WONOUT
DDown 89:	Drummer Neil of Rush
DDown 90:	Like the three sisters of "Macbeth"
DDown 91:	"In your dreams!"
DDown 92:	Sitcom extraterrestrial
DDown 93:	Some Christmas trees
DDown 96:	Common sports injury sites, for short	ACLS
DDown 97:	Stimulate
DDown 100:	New England's Cape ___
DDown 102:	Court grp.	NBA
DDown 103:	Bluesy instrument, for short
DDown 104:	Prefix with valent	TRI