New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd May 2021

There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd May 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Supply for an ultimate Frisbee team
AAcross 6:	2019 box-office flop described by one critic as "Les Meowsérables"
AAcross 10:	Picks the brain of
AAcross 14:	Extemporizes
AAcross 19:	"Why should ___?"	ICARE
AAcross 20:	Feeling tender
AAcross 21:	Apartment, in real estate lingo
AAcross 22:	How spring rolls are cooked	INOIL
AAcross 23:	Oscar-winning actress born Mary Louise	MERYL
AAcross 24:	One side of a 2015 nuclear agreement
AAcross 25:	It's irreversible
AAcross 26:	University of Florida athlete
AAcross 27:	"That was great!" - "No, it stunk!"	DIFFERENCEOFOPINIONS
AAcross 31:	Setting for Jo Nesbo's best-selling crime novels
AAcross 32:	They have stems and white heads	HALFNOTES
AAcross 33:	Mild, light-colored cigars
AAcross 36:	Have because of	OWETO
AAcross 38:	Drive (from)
AAcross 39:	Recurring pain?
AAcross 42:	Route 70 in {Route 10, Route 95, Route 101, Route 70, Route 25}	HIGHWAYMEDIAN
AAcross 45:	Snitch
AAcross 47:	Hit film set aboard the spaceship Nostromo
AAcross 48:	Cereal grain
AAcross 49:	Fastener that leaves a flush surface	TNUT
AAcross 51:	Modern party planning tool
AAcross 52:	Lofty
AAcross 53:	Collector's item
AAcross 55:	Word after combat or cowboy
AAcross 58:	What two Vikings have explored
AAcross 59:	Royal staff
AAcross 61:	Brainy sort
AAcross 64:	Fruits often used in sushi
AAcross 66:	Cattle in [cattle / pigs]
AAcross 69:	Burrito condiment
AAcross 73:	Vodka mixer
AAcross 74:	Hopeless predicament
AAcross 79:	Birthstone for Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
AAcross 80:	Toffee bar brand	SKOR
AAcross 82:	What the nose knows
AAcross 84:	Major move, for short	RELO
AAcross 85:	"... unless you disagree"	ORNOT
AAcross 87:	Naturally occurring hexagonal crystals
AAcross 90:	"Dames at ___" (Broadway musical)
AAcross 91:	Was fed up	HADIT
AAcross 92:	Comics character with the dog Daisy
AAcross 95:	Bear x tiger
AAcross 98:	"Billions" airer, for short	SHO
AAcross 99:	Et ___	ALIA
AAcross 101:	Hamilton, to Burr
AAcross 102:	Green cards, informally	AMEXES
AAcross 103:	Offering to a houseguest	SPAREROOM
AAcross 105:	Hardly any
AAcross 106:	Car in {plane, car, train, horse, car, car, train}	MODEOFTRANSPORTATION
AAcross 113:	Pong company	ATARI
AAcross 114:	Shakespeare character who inquires "Are your doors lock'd?"
AAcross 115:	Greet grandly
AAcross 116:	Provide funding for
AAcross 118:	Was accepted	GOTIN
AAcross 119:	___ mess, English dessert of berries, meringue and whipped cream	ETON
AAcross 120:	Its merchandise often comes with pictorial instructions	IKEA
AAcross 121:	"Set Fire to the Rain" singer	ADELE
AAcross 122:	Part of a golf club
AAcross 123:	Mathematician Descartes	RENE
AAcross 124:	Credit application figs.	SSNS
AAcross 125:	PC platform popular in the '80s
DDown 1:	Grow faint
DDown 2:	Coffee order specification
DDown 3:	Garment whose name sounds like an apology
DDown 4:	Sign of distress	CRYFORHELP
DDown 5:	Like many wildflower seeds
DDown 6:	Boutros Boutros-Ghali's home city
DDown 7:	Nearly 5,000 square yards
DDown 8:	Comparative word
DDown 9:	Matched up
DDown 10:	What has interest in a car?
DDown 11:	Sound of disdain
DDown 12:	Long, loose robe
DDown 13:	Leave momentarily
DDown 14:	Brief evocative account
DDown 15:	Diarist Nin	ANAIS
DDown 16:	"Hello ___" (old cellphone ad line)	MOTO
DDown 17:	Subatomic particle
DDown 18:	Some nice cameras, for short	SLRS
DDown 28:	Wife of Albert Einstein	ELSA
DDown 29:	Wipe out, slangily	EATIT
DDown 30:	"___ deal"	ITSA
DDown 33:	Has a tête-à-tête
DDown 34:	Pale pinkish purple
DDown 35:	Light-footed
DDown 36:	Muhammad's father-in-law	OMAR
DDown 37:	Cause of a smudge	WETINK
DDown 39:	First work read in Columbia's Literature Humanities course
DDown 40:	Like some news coverage
DDown 41:	Squeeze
DDown 43:	"Nice going!"	YOUROCK
DDown 44:	Crux of the matter
DDown 46:	Rating for risqué shows	TVMA
DDown 50:	___-in-the-hole (British dish)
DDown 53:	Whale constellation
DDown 54:	Massive ref. books	OEDS
DDown 56:	Have things in common
DDown 57:	Like music that uses conventional keys and harmony
DDown 60:	Org. whose website has a "What Can I Bring?" section
DDown 62:	Summer Olympics host before Tokyo
DDown 63:	They may come in a boxed set	DVDS
DDown 65:	Summer hrs. in Iowa	CDT
DDown 67:	Co. captains?	CEOS
DDown 68:	First line of a Seuss classic	IAMSAM
DDown 69:	Parts of cars and stoves
DDown 70:	High-profile interviewer of Harry and Meghan	OPRAH
DDown 71:	Style of "Roxanne" in "Moulin Rouge!"
DDown 72:	Drawn-out
DDown 75:	Easterlies	TRADEWINDS
DDown 76:	Done again
DDown 77:	Chef Waters who pioneered the organic food movement	ALICE
DDown 78:	Mrs. ___, "Beauty and the Beast" character
DDown 81:	Kind of vaccine used against Covid
DDown 83:	Slippery
DDown 86:	Partially	TOAPOINT
DDown 88:	Two-person meeting
DDown 89:	Certain sots
DDown 91:	Words often replaced when singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"	HOMETEAM
DDown 93:	Disney character who says "Some people are worth melting for"	OLAF
DDown 94:	Less sportsmanlike
DDown 96:	Where the King lived
DDown 97:	Tennis's Nadal, familiarly	RAFA
DDown 100:	Make sparkling
DDown 103:	Font flourish
DDown 104:	Tease	RAGON
DDown 105:	Cartographic collection
DDown 106:	In Touch and Out, for two
DDown 107:	Texter's "Then again ..."	OTOH
DDown 108:	Cloud contents
DDown 109:	Trees under which truffles might grow
DDown 110:	"De ___" (response to "Merci")	RIEN
DDown 111:	Took too much, for short	ODED
DDown 112:	___ contendere
DDown 117:	___ Moore, antipoverty entrepreneur of the Robin Hood Foundation	WES