New York Times AnswersSunday, 4th May 2025 There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th May 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Things hidden after purchasing a premium account, maybeADSAAcross 4: Follower of a bit?MUCHAAcross 8: Bank robber's accessoryMASKAAcross 12: "The Wild Duck" playwrightIBSENAAcross 17: Egg ___ yungFOOAAcross 18: Big name in deodorantARRIDAAcross 20: Contents of a blogPOSTSAAcross 21: HandleSEETOAAcross 22: Product that "can cut a slice of bread so thin you can almost see through it!," in old adsGINSUKNIFEAAcross 24: Try to open, as a giftRIPATAAcross 25: Toon fighter of SkeletorHE-MANAAcross 26: French name that's an anagram of a mostly German riverHENRIAAcross 27: Features of jalapeños and piña coladasTILDESAAcross 29: Coach Lasso on TVTEDAAcross 31: Confirmation, e.g.RITEAAcross 32: Brand with a line of "Calm + Restore" productsAVEENOAAcross 34: Bunless cookout entreesLETTUCEWRAPSAAcross 37: LandNETAAcross 38: Natl. economic statGDPAAcross 40: Spirit for a spritzAPEROLAAcross 41: Moves one's butt (over)SCOOTSAAcross 44: Book reviews of sorts?IRSAUDITSAAcross 47: Reason to take iron supplementsANEMIAAAcross 49: Concave umbilicusINNIEAAcross 50: Gives one's allGOESHARDAAcross 52: Given reluctantlyBEGRUDGINGAAcross 54: The Aztecs of the N.C.A.A.SDSUAAcross 57: Damning infoDIRTAAcross 58: Some hosp. workersRNSAAcross 59: Texter's "Bye!"CYAAAcross 60: It squirts on a squidINKSACAAcross 63: Royal house of Mary, Queen of ScotsSTUARTAAcross 67: Many air travelers' texts, for shortETASAAcross 70: Sci-fi-inspired greeting that's a hint to eight squares in this puzzleMAYTHEFOURTHBEWITHYOUAAcross 76: Gives a handAIDSAAcross 77: "Au ___ les Enfants" (1987 film)REVOIRAAcross 78: Apparel for wizards and thievesCLOAKSAAcross 79: Bad spot for a tear, in briefACLAAcross 82: Saison avant l'automneETEAAcross 84: Possible cause of insomniaDRIPAAcross 86: 2017 Pixar film inspired by el Día de los MuertosCOCOAAcross 87: Companion who might take your breath away?BLOWUPDOLLAAcross 91: Camp inspection after lights outBED CHECKAAcross 94: Ballet handrailBARREAAcross 95: "Grand" thingsPIANOSAAcross 97: Over and overAD NAUSEAMAAcross 101: All mixed upADDLEDAAcross 103: They contain brainsCRANIAAAcross 105: Sorority member, endearinglySISAAcross 106: Org. with a tip lineFBIAAcross 107: Famous Leonardo da Vinci drawing with four arms and four legsVITRUVIANMANAAcross 109: Turns downDENIESAAcross 111: Little feudSPATAAcross 113: ContractedGOTAAcross 114: Like organic food products, for shortNONGMOAAcross 117: DroopsWILTSAAcross 118: Invasive Japanese vineKUDZUAAcross 120: Alphanumeric componentDIGITAAcross 122: SteaminessSENSUALITYAAcross 124: Drinks that get slushy over timeICEESAAcross 125: Places for some bracesKNEESAAcross 126: Senator Baldwin or DuckworthTAMMYAAcross 127: Prefix with -lithicNEOAAcross 128: Alternative name for our planetTERRAAAcross 129: Goes from 0 to 60?AGESAAcross 130: Some summer babiesLEOSAAcross 131: "Despicable Me" character voiced by Steve CarellGRUDDown 1: Currency unit of KabulAFGHANIDDown 2: Enthusiastic reply to "Want to?"DOIEVERDDown 3: Poems also fancily known as quatorzainsSONNETSDDown 4: Barely managingMAKINGDODDown 5: Coffee holderURNDDown 6: Lit ___ (rhyming class nickname)CRITDDown 7: Antique purchase for an audiophileHI-FIDDown 8: Dew, for exampleMOISTUREDDown 9: A nemesissssss to Indiana Jones?ASPDDown 10: More dignifiedSTATELIERDDown 11: Lead actress in the "Twilight" movies, in tabloidsKSTEWDDown 12: "More or less"ISHDDown 13: Game you likely get worse at the longer you playBEERPONGDDown 14: Band with the 1998 hit "Closing Time"SEMISONICDDown 15: Coup d'___ETATDDown 16: ZipNONEDDown 19: Gospel/jazz singer ReeseDELLADDown 20: Make believePRETENDDDown 23: "Well, OK"SUREDDown 28: ExodusDEPARTUREDDown 30: Practice group?: Abbr.DRSDDown 33: Drooling pooch of the comicsODIEDDown 35: Tool for groomingCOMBDDown 36: What vinegar or lemon juice adds to a dressingACIDDDown 39: Focus of some psychotherapy, for shortPTSDDDown 42: LilliputianTINYDDown 43: Company behind the Saturn and Dreamcast consolesSEGADDown 45: The Masters host cityAUGUSTADDown 46: Minty herb used in Japanese cuisineSHISODDown 48: Veep from 1969 to 1973AGNEWDDown 51: Boxer BeterbievARTURDDown 53: CountrylikeRUSTICDDown 54: ___ cardSIMDDown 55: Kendrick Lamar title that completes the lyric "I got power, poison, pain and joy inside my ..."DNADDown 56: Where to see contrailsSKYDDown 61: Tuna typeAHIDDown 62: Handed overCEDEDDDown 64: Dune buggy, e.g., in briefATVDDown 65: ___ Ridgeback, dog breed originally from ZimbabweRHODESIANDDown 66: Classic sports car, familiarlyTBIRDDDown 68: Hub code for DeltaATLDDown 69: Necessity for off-roadingSHOCKSDDown 71: Photog's settingFSTOPDDown 72: ___ Kane, longtime role on "All My Children"ERICADDown 73: Chairman ___ (old N.B.A. nickname)YAODDown 74: The N.B.A.'s Thunder, on scoreboardsOKCDDown 75: Grp. with so-called "camp shows"USODDown 79: "Money, Money, Money" groupABBADDown 80: AttiredCLADDDown 81: Term of address aboard the Death StarLORDVADERDDown 83: Bringing forthELICITINGDDown 85: Third degrees?PHDSDDown 88: Big name in organsWURLITZERDDown 89: Amanda of filmPEETDDown 90: "___ Croft: Tomb Raider"LARADDown 91: WitticismsBONMOTSDDown 92: Wednesday Addams's werewolf roommate on TV's "Wednesday"ENIDDDown 93: Routes across low watersCAUSEWAYSDDown 96: Baby monitorsNANNIESDDown 98: TurboTax activityEFILINGDDown 99: Getaway driver, for instanceABETTERDDown 100: Sentiment in a letter from homeMISSYOUDDown 102: Just what the doctor ordered?DRUGDDown 104: PerturbationANGSTDDown 108: Screwdriver componentVODKADDown 110: ZipNILDDown 111: Piece of improvSKITDDown 112: Hue of a dry bloodstain, maybePUCEDDown 115: Cafeteria offeringMEALDDown 116: "I've got this one"ONMEDDown 119: Women's soccer powerhouseU.S.A.DDown 119: Women's soccer powerhouseUSADDown 121: "Who knew?!"GEEDDown 123: Sport that takes place in a dohyoSUMO