The full solution for the NY Times May 10 2026 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Rachel Fabi and Adam Wagner and edited by Will Shortz. The name of this puzzle is Come Full Circle.
NYT Across Clues
- 1A Many web banners ADS
- 4A DNA sample implement SWAB
- 8A Grp. that regulates streams FCC
- 11A Vape alternative CIG
- 14A Apple tablet IPAD
- 18A It might hang during the summer SUNSHADE
- 20A “Me, that’s ___!” WHO
- 21A “Well, lah-di-dah!” OHO
- 22A Rural skyline feature SILO
- 23A U.F.C. fighter SPACEINVADER
- 25A Where many large cutlets are seen MEGAMALL
- 27A A, as in aviating? ALFA
- 28A “Little piggies” TOES
- 29A Dadaism, it’s said ANTIART
- 31A Naught NIL
- 32A Wild cats YOUTHFULINDISCRETIONS
- 36A Animated figure TOON
- 37A Extraterrestrial British TV villain that debuted in 1963 DALEK
- 38A Laura seen in “Big Little Lies” DERN
- 39A King ___ LEAR
- 40A Greatly admires REVERES
- 42A Table salt, in a lab NACL
- 44A Fan’s buzz WHIRR
- 46A Restaurant prearrangement, in brief RES
- 47A “What’s the ___?” DIF
- 49A Gaping gap CHASM
- 52A Replay reviewer REF
- 53A Days in Spain DIAS
- 55A A string player plays the strings with it BOW
- 58A Try intermittent fasting, perhaps DIET
- 60A P.G.A. peg TEE
- 61A Tiler’s measurement AREA
- 63A “The Daily” publisher: Abbr. NYT
- 64A Large summer delivery, in past times / N.F.L. linemen, at times ICEBLOCKERS
- 66A Reddish-purple vegetable BEET
- 67A Instagram update POST
- 68A Situps tighten them ABS
- 69A Lifeguard’s tubeful / Baby gift bearing the alphabet, maybe SUNBLOCKSET
- 70A Game entry ANTE
- 71A Web page SITE
- 72A ___ Turner, antislavery rebel NAT
- 73A Dad, in a euphemism / Naval barrier preventing entering and leaving OLDBLOCKADE
- 74A Jaunty greeting HIHO
- 75A Big name in deep-dish pizza UNO
- 76A Letterman rival LENO
- 77A Refusals NOS
- 78A The Almighty LORD
- 80A Junkyard guardian’s warning GRR
- 81A In itself PERSE
- 83A Tanner’s letters SPF
- 85A Newsstand item, in brief MAG
- 86A East Asian fiddles ERHUS
- 88A Numbskull, in Yiddish YUTZ
- 90A “Ha! My statement wasn’t really true ? sue me!” SOILIED
- 94A Get ad-libby-dibby while singy-ingy-inging? SCAT
- 95A Apr. 15 experts CPAS
- 97A Barely visible, as a star? DLIST
- 98A Eagle’s grabber CLAW
- 99A Chic venue that features great bands ROCKANDROLLHALLOFFAME
- 107A Hesitant reply EHH
- 108A 2015 thriller starring Emily Blunt as an F.B.I. agent SICARIO
- 109A Midsummer babies LEOS
- 110A “___ framed!” IWAS
- 111A They’re frequently bcced AWAYTEAM
- 113A Ensure that a task is finished ? and a hint that might help with finishing this puzzle CLOSETHELOOP
- 116A Rx quantity DOSE
- 117A Theater hit’s inits. SRO
- 118A Babysitter’s bane IMP
- 119A Gnawable, wearable items that might help with A.D.H.D. CHEWELRY
- 120A Baa-baa mamas EWES
- 121A QB’s highlights TDS
- 122A Vietnamese Lunar New Year festival TET
- 123A Gas giant? HESS
- 124A Girl in the fam SIS
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1D Purity analysis ASSAY
- 2D Kids’ play set brand DUPLO
- 3D Messy mix-up SNAFU
- 4D ___/her SHE
- 5D Pass the time until WAITFOR
- 6D “Meek” in “Blessed are the meek,” e.g. ADNOUN
- 7D Slant made with a table saw BEVEL
- 8D Abbr. starting an email header FWD
- 9D His first star turn was in the 1995 film “Devil in a Blue Dress” CHEADLE
- 10D Less freshly funny CORNIER
- 11D “Peanuts,” e.g. COMIC
- 12D “They say ?” IHEARD
- 13D Begin using sustainable alternatives GOGREEN
- 14D Ending with material ISM
- 15D Instrument with keys PIANO
- 16D Daring bet ALLIN
- 17D Barbies, e.g. DOLLS
- 19D Disperse, as seeds SCATTER
- 24D The Beatles’ “Please Please Me” and “A Hard Day’s Night,” e.g. ASIDES
- 26D Draw in ATTRACT
- 30D Audibly expressed dismay TSKED
- 33D Squirrel away HOARD
- 34D Sat ___ (Brit’s GPS) NAV
- 35D Length equaling 25.4 millimeters INCH
- 39D Bic filler LIFESTORY
- 40D Travelers’ cases RESTSTOPS
- 41D Leafy dish served with an entree SIDESALAD
- 43D Arsenic’s realm, in years past LATENIGHT
- 44D Finalizes WRAPSUP
- 45D Leading lady’s part HEROINE
- 46D Luxury sunglasses RAYBANS
- 48D Dalmatian in a red hat, maybe FIREDOG
- 50D Transparent, in brief SEETHRU
- 51D Falling stars METEORS
- 54D Just silly INANE
- 55D Plains animal in a herd BISON
- 56D Prefix meaning “eye” OCULO
- 57D Meanders WENDS
- 59D Fruity-smelling perfume ingredient ESTER
- 62D Had a fast break? ATE
- 65D [Three dark squares] BLOCKBLOCKBLOCK
- 66D “___, humbug!” BAH
- 76D Admit, in a way LETPAST
- 79D Late-evening beverage request DECAF
- 82D Use a straw SUCK
- 84D Travel guide writer Eugene FODOR
- 85D Lithium, magnesium and aluminum METALS
- 87D Unedited data set, say RAWFILE
- 89D Maximally weird-yet-delightful ZANIEST
- 91D Against the law ILLICIT
- 92D Reply feigning guiltlessness LILOLME
- 93D Kinda ISH
- 94D Wades in puddles, say SLOSHES
- 96D Digital S.L.R. insert SDCARD
- 98D Dress CLOTHE
- 99D English writer with an apt surname READE
- 100D “Gee whillikers!” OHWOW
- 101D Pursue CHASE
- 102D Fidel ___, Philippine president in the 1990s RAMOS
- 103D Parasite LEECH
- 104D Military deserters, in brief AWOLS
- 105D Native New Zealander’s language MAORI
- 106D Best Play and Best Upset ESPYS
- 112D “Affirmative!” YES
- 114D Sign up, with “in” OPT
- 115D Disgusted squeals EWS
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