The full solution for the NY Times May 26 2021 crossword puzzle is displayed below. Today’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Will Nediger.
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Across Clues
- Hairstyle for Billy PrestonAFRO
- Pacific nation composed of 250+ islandsPALAU
- Fairy tale baddieOGRE
- Brest milkLAIT
- Cold War concern, for shortHBOMB
- Spot for an ibexCRAG
- Event with minutes that might last hoursBUSINESSMEETING
- What choristers may sing inUNISON
- Persistently bothersTORMENTS
- Shania Twain’s “___! I Feel Like a Woman!”MAN
- Bacillus shapeROD
- Left after taxesNET
- Purchase inspired by a New Year’s resolution, oftenGYMMEMBERSHIP
- Diamond parts that are roundedBASES
- Transport from Seattle to Bainbridge IslandFERRY
- KerfuffleADO
- Poet DoveRITA
- Hardly iffySOLID
- Avocado or olive productsOILS
- Computing pioneer LovelaceADA
- Made a peeling?PARED
- Sound, e.g.INLET
- Rubella, by another nameGERMANMEASLES
- Suffix with “most,” redundantlyEST
- Item sometimes made with pikake flowersLEI
- Director DuVernayAVA
- Surname of father-and-son Latin pop singersIGLESIAS
- Chair wheelCASTER
- Ominous request from a teacher … or a hint to the first words (and following letters!) of 17-, 26- and 43-AcrossSEEMEAFTERCLASS
- Scandinavian name whose masculine equivalent ends in “-var”INGA
- Get a sense ofGAUGE
- Show with boothsEXPO
- Stash belowdecksSTOW
- “… unless I’m wrong”ORNOT
- Gorilla expert FosseyDIAN
Vertical Clues
- Song collectionALBUM
- Animals of a regionFAUNA
- Future celebrityRISINGSTAR
- Inventor Boykin who helped develop the pacemakerOTIS
- WunderkindPHENOM
- Prominent features on firefighter calendarsABS
- Played paper against scissors, e.g.LOST
- Food, in a food fightAMMO
- Tech-obsessed sort, perhapsUBERNERD
- Largish chamber groupsOCTETS
- Cheshire cat’s signature featureGRIN
- TiradeRANT
- They run when they’re brokenEGGS
- StandardsNORMS
- Rock powder used as an abrasiveEMERY
- WarpDEFORM
- Vote of supportYEA
- Hockey game interruption, maybeMELEE
- Like some suitesBRIDAL
- Waves from the curb, sayHAILSATAXI
- Duty-free?IDLE
- Blog entryPOST
- CrowBRAG
- GoferAIDE
- Major pilgrimage destination in SpainSANTIAGO
- Number aptly found in “loner”ONE
- So last yearPASSE
- ___ crest (part of the pelvis)ILIAC
- Granny, in the SouthMEEMAW
- It’s meant to be keptSECRET
- Scooter brand whose name means “wasp”VESPA
- Crime in insurance investigationsARSON
- Goddess sister of NephthysISIS
- Courteous chapGENT
- Kind of blockLEGO
- Way offAFAR
- Knock for a loopSTUN
- “Ethan Frome” vehicleSLED
- Literally, “I”EGO