New York Times Answers - Monday, 9th May 2016

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 9th May 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Protein-rich bean
AAcross 5:	Prices
AAcross 10:	Nursery school, informally	PREK
AAcross 14:	"Wait ___!" ("Hold on!")	ASEC
AAcross 15:	"Tiny Bubbles" singer	DONHO
AAcross 16:	"Arsenic and Old ___"
AAcross 17:	Article of tropical apparel ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the circled squares	ALOHASHIRT
AAcross 19:	Arthur who was king of the court?
AAcross 20:	Julie ___, portrayer of Claire on "Modern Family"	BOWEN
AAcross 21:	Go from one social gathering to another	PARTYHOP
AAcross 23:	Facebook ___ (collection of posts)
AAcross 26:	Sought legal redress
AAcross 27:	Catchphrase shouted in "Jerry Maguire" ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the circled squares	SHOWMETHEMONEY
AAcross 33:	1/24 of a day
AAcross 34:	Designer's degree, for short
AAcross 35:	Samsung Galaxy, e.g.
AAcross 36:	Naval leader: Abbr.	ADM
AAcross 37:	Secretariat's mother, for one ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the circled squares	BAYMARE
AAcross 40:	Boise's state: Abbr.
AAcross 41:	Officer below a captain, slangily
AAcross 43:	Punk rock subgenre
AAcross 44:	A-1 tennis server
AAcross 45:	Emergency worker ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the circled squares	FIRSTRESPONDER
AAcross 49:	___ Lee, creator of Spider-Man	STAN
AAcross 50:	Secretariat's father, for one
AAcross 51:	Succession
AAcross 55:	Dressed to the ___
AAcross 59:	Detective's lead
AAcross 60:	Biblical idol ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the circled squares
AAcross 63:	Landed
AAcross 64:	Peeved
AAcross 65:	Excursion
AAcross 66:	Seized vehicle, informally
AAcross 67:	Superbright colors
AAcross 68:	Whole lot
DDown 1:	Discontinued Swedish car	SAAB
DDown 2:	Norwegian capital
DDown 3:	"Ouch!"	YEOW
DDown 4:	Want badly	ACHEFOR
DDown 5:	Conservative investments, briefly	CDS
DDown 6:	La-la lead-in
DDown 7:	Little scissor cut
DDown 8:	Beat handily
DDown 9:	"You can say that again!"	SOTRUE
DDown 10:	Moldable kids' stuff	PLAYDOH
DDown 11:	Impulsive
DDown 12:	Returned call?
DDown 13:	Not go bad
DDown 18:	All over again
DDown 22:	Arizona home of the nation's largest public university	TEMPE
DDown 24:	Madame Bovary
DDown 25:	Stand up to
DDown 27:	"Me, too!"	SODOI
DDown 28:	Funny business
DDown 29:	Domesticates
DDown 30:	Feature of a neat drink	NOICE
DDown 31:	What can follow week or rear
DDown 32:	2016, e.g.
DDown 33:	50%
DDown 37:	Davis of "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?"	BETTE
DDown 38:	Volume enhancers
DDown 39:	Cheer (for)
DDown 42:	Give, as a passport or parking ticket	ISSUETO
DDown 44:	Druggies, e.g.
DDown 46:	Welcomed, as the new 32-Down	RANGIN
DDown 47:	"We want more!," at a concert
DDown 48:	Sam for whom Georgia Tech's School of International Affairs is named	NUNN
DDown 51:	Surgery memento
DDown 52:	Palindromic fashion magazine	ELLE
DDown 53:	Witticism
DDown 54:	Nevada city	ELKO
DDown 56:	Pusher buster
DDown 57:	Kazan who directed "On the Waterfront"
DDown 58:	Law force in 1960s-'70s TV's "Ironside"	SFPD
DDown 61:	Lair
DDown 62:	Paper cutters, briefly?