The full solution for the NY Times May 08 2022 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Sunday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Matthew Stock and Chandi Deitmer.
Clues are grouped in the order they appeared. If the answers below do not solve a specific clue just open the clue link and it will show you all the possible solutions that we have. NYTimes Crossword puzzles are fun and quite a challenge to solve. The Daily NYT Puzzle sometimes can get very tricky to solve. Our crossword player community here, is always able to solve all the puzzles, so whenever you need a little help, just remember or bookmark our website. Along with today’s puzzles, you will also find the answers of previous nyt crossword puzzles that were published in the recent days or weeks.
For another Ny Times Crossword Solution go to home.
NYT Across Clues
- Some old PCsIBMS
- Experience financial ruinGOBUST
- Many files in a Downloads folderPDFS
- Talk ___SHOP
- 1990s sitcom starring Tia and Tamera MowrySISTERSISTER
- Beethoven’s “Ah! perfido,” for oneARIA
- Southwest people known for their dry farmingHOPI
- Grand Prix cityMONACOMONACO
- FulminateRANT
- PortentOMEN
- Start a web sessionLOGON
- TributeHOMAGE
- Many zoomersTEENS
- Gush (over)FAWN
- Red lightsaber wielderSITH
- Singular praiseKUDO
- ___ Xtra (soft drink)PIBB
- Soul: Sp.ALMA
- Make it so there’s snow way out?ICEIN
- 1963 hit for the KingsmenLOUIELOUIE
- It gets the show on the roadTOURBUS
- Nothing but a number, it’s saidAGE
- Call from an old-time paperboyEXTRAEXTRA
- Essayist SusanSONTAG
- Attraction, so to speak, with “the”HOTS
- Org. often impersonated by phone scammersIRS
- Time for a visit from Ong Tao, the “Kitchen God”TET
- Slip upERR
- Yellowstone sightELK
- [Gulp!]OHNO
- House of Commons repsMPS
- ___ gratia (in all kindness: Lat.)BONA
- Rush orderASAP
- Like some questionsYESNO
- Romanov V.I.P., onceTSAR
- Charlotte N.B.A. playerHORNET
- “… you get the point”ETCETERAETCETERA
- “Well, lookie here!”SURPRISESURPRISE
- Quaint exclamation of dismayCRIKEY
- Fee payer, oftenUSER
- Thin pancakes in Indian cuisineDOSAS
- Laborer of oldSERF
- Dan of “Schitt’s Creek”LEVY
- To the ___ powerNTH
- Time for March madness?IDES
- Ultimate fighting inits.MMA
- Certain summer babyLEO
- “There you ___!”ARE
- Big tower, for short?AAA
- Years and yearsAEON
- ShockAPPALL
- Sings, in a wayNAMESNAMES
- When you should leave, for shortETD
- Piece of roller derby equipmentKNEEPAD
- Classic joke startKNOCKKNOCK
- High five at the Olympics?RINGS
- UnchangedASIS
- Yea or nayVOTE
- Power sourceFUEL
- Barfly’s flierDART
- Added to a thread, sayCCED
- El ___ of the Spanish RenaissanceGRECO
- “Amscray!”GOAWAY
- Egomaniac’s thoughtIRULE
- Noted character with object-subject-verb syntaxYODA
- Dangerous part of a road on which to passBEND
- ExtrovertsPEOPLEPEOPLE
- Tie downMOOR
- Best Picture winner of 2012ARGO
- Basketball feat suggested by this puzzle’s pairs of theme answers, informallyDOUBLEDOUBLE
- 1040 figs.SSNS
- Love of languages?AMOR
- In onWISETO
- Add (on)TACK
NYT Vertical Clues
- PhilosophyISM
- H.S. class in the same department as chemBIO
- Yahoo alternativeMSN
- Trusty to the endSTALWART
- Pirate’s boozeGROG
- One way to learnOSMOSIS
- Like the Six Million Dollar ManBIONIC
- “Anchors Aweigh” grp.USN
- Amtrak stop: Abbr.STA
- Lab workerTECH
- Logical conundrumPARADOX
- ProlongDRAGOUT
- Numismatic gradeFINE
- Plopped (down)SAT
- Setting for many a dioramaSHOEBOX
- Shortcut missing from newer smartphonesHOMEBUTTON
- LeadOPEN
- AffixesPINS
- Subject of interest, in briefECON
- Chess piece whose name is derived from the Persian for “chariot”ROOK
- Cocktails made with ginger beer, informallyMULES
- Pieces in the game BananagramsTILES
- Flights connect themFLOORS
- All-encompassing Egyptian deityAMUNRA
- Aromatic beverageTEA
- Perch for the self-importantHIGHHORSE
- Gemstone cut named for a fruitPEAR
- BaffledATSEA
- Very brightNEON
- Eye pieceIRIS
- Nobelist Joliot-CurieIRENE
- Really get toEATAT
- SweetieBAE
- Weep in an unflattering way, in modern lingoUGLYCRY
- LugsTOTES
- Hold on toKEEP
- Lunchtime estimateONEISH
- Computer shortcutsMACROS
- Slices and dices, sayPREPS
- Scottish hillsidesBRAES
- AnnoyingPESKY
- Walk with swaggerSTRUT
- It might get swiped in a college dining hallSTUDENTID
- Football trophy nameHEISMAN
- Where some replacements take place, in briefORS
- Third column on a calendar: Abbr.TUE
- Eaglet’s hatching spotAERIE
- Certain public transportTRAM
- Sound from a jalopyCLANK
- Played againRERAN
- Words from an ex-loverIVEMOVEDON
- Go byELAPSE
- Put down againRELAID
- Origami stepsFOLDS
- Bread in Indian cuisineNAAN
- One taking actionDOER
- Certain close relativeAPE
- Invite out forASKTO
- 1990s tennis star HuberANKE
- Off-kilterASKEW
- “Later!”PEACEOUT
- Green vehiclesECOCARS
- Fried plantain dish of Puerto RicoMOFONGO
- Country named for its geographic locationECUADOR
- It makes you youDNA
- Lobbyists’ area in D.C.KSTREET
- Radiator coverGRILLE
- “Die Hard” squad, in briefLAPD
- Miss ___, famed dial-a-psychicCLEO
- Businesses that see an uptick after New Year’sGYMS
- Aussie hoppersROOS
- Kernel of an ideaGERM
- “Ouch, ouch, ouch!”YEOW
- High styleUPDO
- Barnyard bleatBAA
- “Mais ___!” (“But of course!”)OUI
- “Cyberchase” channelPBS
- Org. whose members stay in their lanesPBA
- Business name enderLLC
- “Yipe!”EEK