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New York Times Crossword May 2 2021 Answers

Across

• Advantage

• Tony e.g.

• Plunder

• Weighed in

• Cow : herd :: ___ : troop

• One with a discerning palate

• C-Span?

• Start brawling

• Drink name suffix

• Earth goddess

• Going from point A to point B

• Miss piggy?

• Class acts?

• Actress Gershon

• Put back on the market as real estate

• Feel bad

• Champagne name

• P-trap?

• G-force?

• Union concern

• Setting for C. S. Lewiss The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

• NPR host Shapiro

• Words said in passing?

• Deliberate betrayal

• Butt

• Father figures?

• Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr.

• Surgeons professional org.

• 2012 Best Picture winner

• Anastasia ___ protagonist of Fifty Shades of Grey

• Make mention of

• Top supporter?

• Susan who portrayed the youngest child on The Brady Bunch

• G-flat?

• Deodorant type

• Be short

• Make music

• Like Crater Lake compared to any other U.S. lake

• LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut e.g.

• Anheuser-Busch InBevs stock ticker symbol

• Avocado pit for one

• Cause for revolution perhaps

• Escorts offering

• Yep that happened!

• [And like magic … its gone!]

• First of ten?

• Compete in pursuit of

• Abbr. on a flight board

• D-Con?

• E-bond?

• Conversely in brief

• Worry for a Great Depression bank

• Ladybug e.g.

• Cereal box abbr.

• Strike-out specialists?

• See 106-Across

• Out of 105-Across

• Son of Zeus

• Bird of legend

• Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgers

• C-sharp?

• Black-and-white dessert

• Take care of some personal baggage

• Word after green or smoke

• Things consumed for psychedelic trips

• Men in black say

• Deck originally known as carte da trionfi (cards of triumph)

Down

• Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m.

• Classical poem form

• Drives home say

• French article

• Floral archway

• Pop group with a dedicated museum in Stockholm

• ___ is mainly a catalog of blunders: Churchill

• Means

• The Burghers of Calais sculptor

• Cruella de Vil for one

• Beat oneself up over say

• Mimic

• Little beef

• ___ kicks (ab exercise)

• Pitch-correcting devices

• Tribe of southern Montana

• Range of knowledge

• School administrator

• French for born

• Appalls

• Aesthetically pretentious informally

• ___ card

• Ruby e.g.

• Carter who portrayed Wonder Woman

• Noncommittal response to You coming?

• Load off ones mine?

• Homonym of 39-Down

• Trace of color

• Wore

• Gallivants (about)

• Part of Q.E.D.

• Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort Law

• Got ready (for)

• Mosque leader

• Launched

• Product once advertised with the line The splendor of your skin

• Datum for a chauffeur for short

• Take in maybe

• Supporter of Roosevelts agenda

• Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in Thelma & Louise

• Singles

• Hardly cheery

• Hoppy request at happy hour

• Enlighten

• Wine barrel strip

• Climate change e.g.

• Looked back on

• Alphabetized say

• Wind farm output: Abbr.

• Stink

• Split open

• Loreleis lure

• May honorees

• Mad (at)

• ___ Hill (90s R&B group)

• Decoration at el Palacio Real de Madrid

• Where livestock eat

• Mastered

• Divide into three parts

• Pattern thats hard to break

• Nasty looks

• Lento or allegro

• Retreats

• Loggers competition

• Track

• Rap lyrics in slang

• Post-O.R. destination often

• Doesnt just assume

• The Rockies on scoreboards

• Day ___

• Sail fixed to a bowsprit

• Darn! in Dortmund

• Baseballs dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20)