New York Times AnswersWednesday, 7th May 2025 There are 38 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 7th May 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ManlyMACHOAAcross 6: Extravagant type of fund-raiserGALAAAcross 10: Among other things: Abbr.ETC.AAcross 13: ___ Pendragon, father of King ArthurUTHERAAcross 14: "Awesome!!!"EPICAAcross 15: Drawer or door partKNOBAAcross 16: Nonviolent protest / A farewell to artist Chagall? / Nonviolent protestPEACE MARCHAAcross 18: Theater boxesAMPSAAcross 19: Activity that turns an urban area into an obstacle coursePARKOURAAcross 20: ContainKEEP INAAcross 22: "Is," to LivyESTAAcross 23: Go with one's ___GUTAAcross 25: Go by carMOTORAAcross 27: Scientist played by David Bowie in 2006's "The Prestige"TESLAAAcross 30: Endure / Display some humorous posters? / EndurePUTUPWITHAAcross 33: GPS datumETAAAcross 35: Symbol in the Bluetooth logo, for oneRUNEAAcross 36: ___ mode (fuel efficiency option in some cars)ECOAAcross 37: Notre Dame team / Asset in a staring contest? / Notre Dame teamFIGHTINGIRISHAAcross 41: DownsideCONAAcross 42: Chops (off)LOPSAAcross 43: Sci-fi publisher whose logo is a rocky peakTORAAcross 44: Figure it out / "Let's see that dance move where you lie flat by a door!" / Figure it outDOTHEMATHAAcross 47: DomainREALMAAcross 51: Arrogant walkSTRUTAAcross 52: For reference, it's over 21,000 pages, in briefO.E.D.AAcross 52: For reference, it's over 21,000 pages, in briefOEDAAcross 54: Antagonist in "Calvin and Hobbes"MOEAAcross 55: Go over againREREADAAcross 58: Kids' items that can come in packs of 8 and 168CRAYONSAAcross 61: Shed tearsWEPTAAcross 62: City that had the final letter of its name removed in 1891, only to be restored in 1911PITTSBURGHAAcross 64: Disclaimer on a secondhand productASISAAcross 65: Mexican moneyPESOAAcross 66: Slatted caseCRATEAAcross 67: C.P.A.'s column header, perhapsYTDAAcross 68: High light?STARAAcross 69: Missile chambersSILOSDDown 1: Bert or ErnieMUPPETDDown 2: RelaxedATEASEDDown 3: Many graphics in business presentationsCHARTSDDown 4: Mild expletiveHECKDDown 5: Wheel on a school bus-themed cake, perhapsOREODDown 6: Get equipped (for)GEAR UPDDown 7: The cruelest mo., per T.S. EliotAPRDDown 8: Get ready to seal, as an envelopeLICKDDown 9: Feel the painACHEDDown 10: Feelings of animosityENMITIESDDown 11: First-rateTOP-NOTCHDDown 11: First-rateTOPNOTCHDDown 12: "Face the Nation" airerCBSDDown 15: Comic strip sound of impactKAPOWDDown 17: Hot chocolate holderMUGDDown 21: One of 16 over the course of the Ming dynastyEMPERORDDown 24: Seeks help fromTURNSTODDown 26: Pi followerRHODDown 28: "Ahab's ___" (chapter in "Moby-Dick")LEGDDown 29: One who might receive a letter at schoolATHLETEDDown 31: Pull (on)TUGDDown 32: Watt or newtonUNITDDown 34: A little bit of everything?ATOMDDown 37: Amenity attached to an airplane seatFOOTRESTDDown 38: CourageousINTREPIDDDown 39: Hoppy bar choice, for shortIPADDown 40: WrathIREDDown 41: Media for old music playersCDSDDown 45: Feels the painHURTSDDown 46: BrowbeatHECTORDDown 48: Unconcerned with right and wrongAMORALDDown 49: Wish that one couldLONGTODDown 50: Fits well (with)MESHESDDown 53: E.N.T.s, e.g.DRSDDown 56: Galaxy downloadsAPPSDDown 57: Media ___ (one's daily news consumption, so to speak)DIETDDown 59: BasicsABC'SDDown 59: BasicsABCSDDown 60: Gagarin in spaceYURIDDown 61: PathWAYDDown 63: Org. that might have you put your belt on a beltTSA