The full solution for the NY Times May 17 2026 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Derrick Niederman and edited by Will Shortz. The name of this puzzle is Double Meanings.
NYT Across Clues
- 1A Snag GLITCH
- 7A Italian sparkling wine ASTI
- 11A John ___, personification of Objectivism, for Ayn Rand GALT
- 15A Code for Queens-landers? LGA
- 18A ___ polaris AURORA
- 19A Intl. group formed in 1945 THEUN
- 20A Purple dish eaten with a spoon ACAIBOWL
- 22A Lottery commission? DRAWINGBOARD
- 24A Prison terms? PENNAMES
- 25A Smell, e.g. SENSE
- 26A University of Alabama rallying cry ROLLTIDE
- 28A President’s middle name (accented on the first syllable) or California city (accented on the second) DELANO
- 29A Shower stall? RAINDELAY
- 31A Slanted type: Abbr. ITAL
- 32A Get one’s feet wet? WADE
- 36A Dir. from St. Paul to Duluth NNE
- 37A Guido ___, Baroque painter from Bologna RENI
- 38A Automates? CARPALS
- 42A How mashed avocado might be served OVERTOAST
- 45A Acquire, in a way ANNEX
- 47A “Yep, noticed that” ISAW
- 48A Battle cry? WARRANT
- 49A PC IDs IPS
- 52A What regular customers pay less for? GAS
- 53A A good Wordle starting word, by the looks of it STARE
- 54A When Memorial Day is observed INMAY
- 55A Grim Grimm character OGRE
- 56A Trounce WHUP
- 58A Bamboozled HAD
- 59A Upscale shirtmaker ETON
- 60A Symbol of the American West SAGUARO
- 63A Former ONETIME
- 65A Yellow submarine? CHICKENSANDWICH
- 69A Infantile BABYISH
- 72A Prepares READIES
- 73A Put on the line RISK
- 77A Mien AIR
- 78A Surname for a family of fictional Kansans GALE
- 80A One whose pride can be protective LION
- 81A “___ a stinker?” (Bugs Bunny line) AINTI
- 82A Affect emotionally TOUCH
- 84A Cologne conjunction UND
- 86A Freight weight TON
- 87A Stolen base? HOTFOOT
- 89A Pelvic parts ILIA
- 90A Love, in Lyon AMOUR
- 92A Bit of flooring for a patio, say STONETILE
- 94A Blood vessel? KINSHIP
- 96A Page (through) LEAF
- 99A Org. for pugilists WBC
- 100A Go downhill, in a way SLED
- 101A Pizzeria in “Do the Right Thing” SALS
- 102A Fire starter? CANOPENER
- 105A Showy kind of push-up ONEARM
- 108A Salty cheese made from sheep’s milk PECORINO
- 109A Creature-friendly org. ASPCA
- 114A Padlock? MATTRESS
- 116A Confidence men? TRUSTBUSTERS
- 118A Rock-bottom review ITSTINKS
- 119A 1957 #1 hit for Debbie Reynolds TAMMY
- 120A Demonstrate complete disrespect for, in a way SPITAT
- 121A What a clear plastic bag is not TOY
- 122A “Right now!” STAT
- 123A “Your point being?” OKSO
- 124A Roxane’s beloved, in classic literature CYRANO
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1D Roams (about) GADS
- 2D Entice LURE
- 3D Country with many Farsi speakers IRAN
- 4D They often have AAA backing TOWS
- 5D Colonial news source CRIER
- 6D Iconic role for Harrison Ford HAN
- 7D “You’ve Really Got ___ on Me” (1960s hit) AHOLD
- 8D Deck application SEALER
- 9D Proverbial slowpoke TURTLE
- 10D Iconic role for Harrison Ford INDIANA
- 11D Display amazement, in a way GAPE
- 12D Star pitcher ACE
- 13D Mechanism for local funding LANDTAX
- 14D Feature of the tone-deaf TINEAR
- 15D ___ Linda (San Bernardino suburb) LOMA
- 16D Verdon of “Damn Yankees” GWEN
- 17D In addition ALSO
- 19D Steakhouse orders TBONES
- 21D Alternative to a bouncy house BALLPIT
- 23D Direct a smile toward GRINAT
- 27D Fizzling out DYING
- 30D Erelong ANON
- 31D Skating exhibitions ICESHOWS
- 32D “Holy moly!” WOWIE
- 33D Before, in Bordeaux AVANT
- 34D Skin: Prefix DERMO
- 35D Misjudgment ERRANCY
- 39D Japanese beer brand ASAHI
- 40D Crazylegs Hirsch, from 1949 to 1957, informally LARAM
- 41D Greta Garbo, by birth SWEDE
- 43D T-Swift, by another nickname TAY
- 44D Bouncing character in “The House at Pooh Corner” TIGGER
- 46D Yep’s opposite NAW
- 50D Trim PRUNE
- 51D Seasoning from the ocean SEASALT
- 53D What some houses are built on SPEC
- 55D Cask wood OAK
- 57D Prefix with -form or -verse UNI
- 60D Inept sorts SCHLUMPS
- 61D One source of news RADIO
- 62D Burger toppers ONIONS
- 64D Savings banks THRIFTS
- 66D Lofty HIGH
- 67D “Life ___ beach” ISA
- 68D Home for an 80-Across DEN
- 69D Printing technique that uses wax BATIK
- 70D Garlicky spread AIOLI
- 71D Bear BRUIN
- 74D Packed like sardines, say INOIL
- 75D It’s a wrap STOLE
- 76D Passed, as bad checks KITED
- 79D Brian in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ENO
- 81D Experienced a bit of turnover? ATE
- 83D Mary ___, “The Boating Party” artist CASSATT
- 85D Sweet, in Seville DULCE
- 87D Schmooze HOBNOB
- 88D Back in the day ONCE
- 90D Malady AILMENT
- 91D Do something because of REACTTO
- 93D A score TWENTY
- 95D Pollster Lou or singer Emmylou HARRIS
- 97D Polar wear ANORAK
- 98D Discussion sites FORUMS
- 103D ___ Beach, Calif. PISMO
- 104D Hoarse RASPY
- 105D Fail to mention OMIT
- 106D Intl. group formed in 1949 NATO
- 107D Online marketplace with personalized gifts ETSY
- 108D “Hey there!” PSST
- 110D Awaken STIR
- 111D Creature-friendly org. PETA
- 112D Prefix in many Ocean Spray drink names CRAN
- 113D Regarding ASTO
- 115D Reggae relative SKA
- 117D Gamecocks’ sch. USC
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