12 May 2019 NYT Crossword Clues

NYT Crossword Answer: 12 May 2019

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T
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O
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B
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H
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P
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P
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K
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B
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F
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N
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Hints & Clues

Across
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Whole lot : TON
4
Recalcitrant child's cry : IWONT
9
Early 20th-century author who foresaw TV and wireless telephones : BAUM
13
Moved surreptitiously : STOLE
18
Squabbling : ATIT
20
Multitask command : MACRO
21
As well : ALSO
22
Assailed : HADAT
23
What's measured by [circled letters] : MINERALHARDNESS
26
States as fact : AVERS
27
Some group dinners : POTLUCKS
28
Employ cajolery on : COAX
29
In the indeterminate future : SOMEDAY
31
Wan : ASHEN
32
Have nothing to do with : SHUN
33
Take place : OCCUR
34
Coveted Scrabble tile : ESS
35
What's measured by [circled letters] : TEMPERATURE
39
D.C. nine : NATS
43
2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer Prize : THEROAD
45
In the least : ATALL
47
Org. with Sharks and Penguins : NHL
48
Parts of reviews you might not want to read : SPOILERS
50
Philosophy : ISM
52
Follow-up shot : BOOSTER
54
Besmirch : TAR
55
___ colada : PINA
56
Grad : ALUM
57
"I said enough!" : STOPIT
58
Chemical compound : ENOL
60
One side of an argument : CON
61
"Ora pro ___" : NOBIS
63
Grab quickly : SNAPUP
65
Q-V link : RSTU
66
What's measured by [circled letters] : WINDSPEED
69
Nascar ___ (demographic group) : DADS
70
Puncture : PIERCE
73
Brand pitched as "Always Comfortable" : SERTA
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Contented sound : AAH
76
Heroic poetry : EPOS
77
Hatfield haters : MCCOYS
79
Small dam : WEIR
80
Clubs, e.g. ... or entry requirement for some clubs : SUIT
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Work on a wall, maybe : ART
83
Pitched over : RETHREW
84
Not fast : EAT
85
Kitchen wraps : TINFOILS
87
Ballerina's support : TOE
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Tundra's lack : TREES
90
Ticket information : SECTION
91
They may be bitter or defensive : ENDS
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What's measured by [circled letters] : EARTHQUAKES
96
Lousy newspaper : RAG
99
Home of Sinbad Island : BASRA
101
Bee or Em : AUNT
102
Outfit : GETUP
104
Communicates : IMPARTS
107
Pushback : FLAK
108
Coffee-flavored liqueur : TIAMARIA
111
Coffin supports : BIERS
112
Adjusted to some index - or how 23-, 35-, 66- and 93-Across are measured per this puzzle? : ONASLIDINGSCALE
115
El primer mes : ENERO
116
Time to knock off work, maybe : FIVE
117
Twilled fabric : SERGE
118
Online search metric : HITS
119
Gas whose name comes from the Greek for "strange" : XENON
120
Whip : FLAY
121
Overcoat material : TWEED
122
Nevada's largest county by area : NYE
Down
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City famous for its Cuban sandwiches : TAMPA
2
Serving no practical purpose : OTIOSE
3
Individual tic-tac-toe squares : NINTHS
4
Desktop item since 1998 : IMAC
5
Beat the rap : WALK
6
Phil who sang "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" : OCHS
7
Packers' org.? : NRA
8
Set aflame : TORCHED
9
One of a bunch? : BANANA
10
Women's soccer star ___ Morgan : ALEX
11
Letters at sea : USS
12
Crustaceans that carry their own camouflage : MOSSCRABS
13
Performing whale, once : SHAMU
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Establishment frequented by Falstaff : TAVERN
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Really binged, briefly : ODED
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Yuri Zhivago's love : LARA
17
Competitor of Amazon Handmade : ETSY
19
Moon of Saturn named after a Greek Oceanid : TELESTO
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Hightail it : RUN
25
Gloomy : DOUR
30
Predators of armadillos and rabbits : OCELOTS
32
Places where cucumber slices are not for salad : SPAS
33
Openly gay : OUT
35
Tending toward an outcome : TELIC
36
Before, old-style : ERENOW
37
Rick of "Ghostbusters" : MORANIS
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Nickname for Thomasina : TAMMIE
40
Like Henry VIII, religiously : ANTIPAPAL
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Former Showtime series about Henry VIII : THETUDORS
42
Camera inits. : SLR
44
Cool : HIP
46
Symbol of craziness : LOON
48
Home of Hearst Castle : SANSIMEON
49
Alee, at sea : PROTECTED
50
Dubious excuse for not turning in homework : ILOSTIT
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Poor : SUBPAR
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Powerful queen, in hearts : SPADE
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Maryland athlete, for short : TERP
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Singer Bocelli : ANDREA
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Bad thing to be left in, with "the" : LURCH
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Feeling unsettled, in a way : SEASICK
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"Hey, over here!" : PSST
67
Like Indiana Dunes among the U.S.'s 61 national parks : NEWEST
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Three-time Pro Bowler Culpepper : DAUNTE
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Actor Bud of "Harold and Maude" : CORT
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Break from screen viewing : EYEREST
75
45 things : HIFIS
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Gives up for good : SWEARSOFF
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Excessively : TOO
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Line on a map: Abbr. : RTE
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Nipple : TEAT
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Attainable : INREACH
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Great time : ERA
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Big brand in soft drinks : SUNKIST
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Pizza chain since 1956 : SBARRO
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W.W. II admiral nicknamed "Bull" : HALSEY
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Preliminary exam: Abbr. : QUAL
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Transport to Sugar Hill, in a classic song : ATRAIN
98
Unlike most of Perry Mason's clients : GUILTY
100
Setting for fraud, maybe : ARSON
102
Roster builders, briefly : GMS
103
Bel ___ cheese : PAESE
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Wild goat : IBEX
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Word before and after "all" : MINE
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Round part of a tool : PEEN
107
___ bean : FAVA
108
Lose steam : TIRE
109
"Bus Stop" playwright : INGE
110
Like bourbon : AGED
113
Zip : NIL
114
Morning coat : DEW