New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th May 2024

There are 80 across clues and 64 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th May 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Language suffix
AAcross 4:	"Do or do not. There is no ___" (6-Down quote)
AAcross 7:	Call me!
AAcross 10:	Sources of vitamin C, for short	OJS
AAcross 13:	Enroll, with "in"
AAcross 16:	Bit of well-wishing on a hot day	STAYCOOL
AAcross 19:	Sixth word in the Gettysburg Address
AAcross 20:	"Fine by me"	OKAYSURE
AAcross 22:	1962 Beatles hit	LOVEMEDO
AAcross 23:	London's ___ Gardens	KEW
AAcross 24:	Wavering vocal effects
AAcross 25:	Friends, to Hercule Poirot
AAcross 26:	Quaker in the woods	ASPENTREE
AAcross 29:	Spoils
AAcross 30:	Murse, by another name	MANBAG
AAcross 33:	Best of the best	TOPTIER
AAcross 34:	Like some clouds and kittens
AAcross 36:	Francisco with frescoes
AAcross 37:	"Sounds to me like ..."	ITAKEIT
AAcross 38:	Former senator Trent	LOTT
AAcross 39:	Quaint double contraction	TWASNT
AAcross 41:	She's a believer
AAcross 42:	C.S.U. or U.S.C.: Abbr.	SCH
AAcross 43:	Like some wonders	ONEHIT
AAcross 46:	They're used to catch bugs
AAcross 47:	Steam engine sound
AAcross 49:	Juno : Roman :: ___ : Greek
AAcross 51:	Company aptly hidden in "Japanese games"	SEGA
AAcross 52:	Coconut extraction
AAcross 53:	Cop's catch
AAcross 54:	Zoom button
AAcross 56:	Beach ___
AAcross 57:	Playtex product
AAcross 58:	Vegas casino with a musical name
AAcross 59:	Lea low?
AAcross 62:	"Aye, aye, captain!"
AAcross 63:	Where a spill might end up
AAcross 64:	Freudian constructs
AAcross 65:	___ golf
AAcross 66:	Mo. when the Titanic sank
AAcross 67:	Dominates, slangily
AAcross 68:	"One card left!"	UNO
AAcross 69:	Kids … or, informally, a snack for kids
AAcross 71:	"Born" in France
AAcross 72:	Gymnast Suni
AAcross 73:	Keep reminding, say
AAcross 74:	Temple official
AAcross 75:	Empty nester's lack?
AAcross 77:	Domain's partner in math
AAcross 79:	"Seize the day" of today	YOLO
AAcross 81:	Risk a ticket
AAcross 83:	Kind of number system in which 7 is the highest digit
AAcross 84:	Terrarium animals
AAcross 87:	Setting
AAcross 88:	"We will, we will ROCK YOU!," e.g.
AAcross 89:	Make malleable using heat
AAcross 91:	Pirate ship features
AAcross 92:	Shoe secured with a click
AAcross 94:	Things checked at baggage checks	IDTAGS
AAcross 95:	Crash before dinner?
AAcross 96:	Rummikub piece
AAcross 98:	Close
AAcross 100:	Green-lit	OKED
AAcross 101:	"___ modus in rebus" ("Moderation in all things")
AAcross 103:	Creatures mummified in ancient Egypt
AAcross 105:	Close to closed
AAcross 106:	Go steady with
AAcross 107:	Green trattoria topping
AAcross 109:	Ventriloquist Shirley Dinsdale was the first person to win one (1949)
AAcross 110:	Indian flatbread
AAcross 111:	One getting fired after a strike?
AAcross 114:	Really, really big
AAcross 116:	Cause to blush
AAcross 118:	Cause to jump
AAcross 120:	"M-m-m-my ___" (1970s song lyric)	SHARONA
AAcross 121:	He placed a call to Armstrong and Aldrin minutes after their landing
AAcross 122:	Basis for some civil cases	TORTLAW
AAcross 123:	Replacement of a computer part without powering down	HOTSWAP
AAcross 124:	Novelist Deighton	LEN
AAcross 125:	Olympic tracks?
DDown 1:	Religion in which zakat is practiced
DDown 2:	Leaf pore
DDown 3:	Woo-hoo! The engines are firing, all systems are go, and we are feeling good!	HAVINGABLAST
DDown 4:	Channel with "Silent Sunday Nights" programming	TCM
DDown 5:	Orange sushi topper
DDown 6:	See 4-Across	YODA
DDown 7:	Where a batter goes for a bundt?	CAKEPAN
DDown 8:	Tommy Lee Jones's role in "Men in Black"	AGENTK
DDown 9:	Farfalle shapes	BOWTIES
DDown 10:	Dust Bowl-era migrant	OKIE
DDown 11:	Quick left, say
DDown 12:	The Euphrates bisects it: Abbr.	SYR
DDown 13:	And just like that, sky and clouds are behind us!
DDown 14:	Mathematician's creation
DDown 15:	Snappish
DDown 17:	"I'll have it on your desk tomorrow"	YESBOSS
DDown 18:	Oops, zoned out for a sec. Houston, can you retransmit our coordinates?	LOSTINSPACE
DDown 20:	Thrilled to report that we've made it to lunar orbit!	OVERTHEMOON
DDown 21:	General acknowledgments?
DDown 27:	D.C. V.I.P.	POTUS
DDown 28:	Former labor secretary Robert
DDown 31:	Writer Rand	AYN
DDown 32:	Our lunar rover is collecting samples at long last. It's been sitting in storage for months!	GATHERINGDUST
DDown 34:	Moving in zero-G is just blissful!	FLOATINGONAIR
DDown 35:	Chaney of horror	LON
DDown 39:	Cheap and trivial	TWOBIT
DDown 40:	Oddball
DDown 44:	Exotic pet
DDown 45:	Feminine hygiene product
DDown 48:	"Bearded" blooms
DDown 50:	Where to walk the walk?
DDown 53:	Feminine hygiene product
DDown 55:	The Monstars in "Space Jam," e.g., for short	ETS
DDown 59:	Last book of the Old Testament
DDown 60:	It's run up, then rung up	OPENTAB
DDown 61:	Green trattoria topping
DDown 70:	Ouch! Drifted too far and bonked my head on that darn window … but wow, would you look at the view!	SEEINGSTARS
DDown 74:	Re-entry time — let's make sure we do this simply and practically!
DDown 76:	Be nerdy, with "out"
DDown 77:	Who's on a mission in today's puzzle?	ROCKETMAN
DDown 78:	Musician who sang about a 77-Down	ELTONJOHN
DDown 80:	Let borrow
DDown 81:	Storage facility
DDown 82:	Window, e.g.
DDown 85:	Hot pot
DDown 86:	Like some advice
DDown 87:	Stat that doesn't apply to E.V.s	MPG
DDown 90:	Microdosing drug
DDown 92:	Insult
DDown 93:	Part of an udder
DDown 97:	Large white sheet
DDown 97:	Large white sheet
DDown 99:	Record label for Whitney Houston
DDown 102:	So far	TONOW
DDown 104:	Strong-willed daughter on "Downton Abbey"
DDown 105:	Burning bridges, e.g.
DDown 106:	Really hurt
DDown 107:	Swanky
DDown 108:	Bouncer in an alleyway?
DDown 112:	Go silent, with "up"
DDown 113:	Chops
DDown 115:	___ mood	INA
DDown 117:	Chopper
DDown 119:	Unit often used exaggeratively