New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 05/10/2026. The May 10 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Many web bannersADS
- 4a DNA sample implementSWAB
- 8a Grp. that regulates streamsFCC
- 11a Vape alternativeCIG
- 14a Apple tabletIPAD
- 18a It might hang during the summerSUNSHADE
- 20a “Me, that’s ___!”WHO
- 21a “Well, lah-di-dah!”OHO
- 22a Rural skyline featureSILO
- 23a U.F.C. fighterSPACEINVADER
- 25a Where many large cutlets are seenMEGAMALL
- 27a A, as in aviating?ALFA
- 28a “Little piggies”TOES
- 29a Dadaism, it’s saidANTIART
- 31a NaughtNIL
- 32a Wild catsYOUTHFULINDISCRETIONS
- 36a Animated figureTOON
- 37a Extraterrestrial British TV villain that debuted in 1963DALEK
- 38a Laura seen in “Big Little Lies”DERN
- 39a King ___LEAR
- 40a Greatly admiresREVERES
- 42a Table salt, in a labNACL
- 44a Fan’s buzzWHIRR
- 46a Restaurant prearrangement, in briefRES
- 47a “What’s the ___?”DIF
- 49a Gaping gapCHASM
- 52a Replay reviewerREF
- 53a Days in SpainDIAS
- 55a A string player plays the strings with itBOW
- 58a Try intermittent fasting, perhapsDIET
- 60a P.G.A. pegTEE
- 61a Tiler’s measurementAREA
- 63a “The Daily” publisher: Abbr.NYT
- 64a Large summer delivery, in past times / N.F.L. linemen, at timesICEBLOCKERS
- 66a Reddish-purple vegetableBEET
- 67a Instagram updatePOST
- 68a Situps tighten themABS
- 69a Lifeguard’s tubeful / Baby gift bearing the alphabet, maybeSUNBLOCKSET
- 70a Game entryANTE
- 71a Web pageSITE
- 72a ___ Turner, antislavery rebelNAT
- 73a Dad, in a euphemism / Naval barrier preventing entering and leavingOLDBLOCKADE
- 74a Jaunty greetingHIHO
- 75a Big name in deep-dish pizzaUNO
- 76a Letterman rivalLENO
- 77a RefusalsNOS
- 78a The AlmightyLORD
- 80a Junkyard guardian’s warningGRR
- 81a In itselfPERSE
- 83a Tanner’s lettersSPF
- 85a Newsstand item, in briefMAG
- 86a East Asian fiddlesERHUS
- 88a Numbskull, in YiddishYUTZ
- 90a “Ha! My statement wasn’t really true ? sue me!”SOILIED
- 94a Get ad-libby-dibby while singy-ingy-inging?SCAT
- 95a Apr. 15 expertsCPAS
- 97a Barely visible, as a star?DLIST
- 98a Eagle’s grabberCLAW
- 99a Chic venue that features great bandsROCKANDROLLHALLOFFAME
- 107a Hesitant replyEHH
- 108a 2015 thriller starring Emily Blunt as an F.B.I. agentSICARIO
- 109a Midsummer babiesLEOS
- 110a “___ framed!”IWAS
- 111a They’re frequently bccedAWAYTEAM
- 113a Ensure that a task is finished ? and a hint that might help with finishing this puzzleCLOSETHELOOP
- 116a Rx quantityDOSE
- 117a Theater hit’s inits.SRO
- 118a Babysitter’s baneIMP
- 119a Gnawable, wearable items that might help with A.D.H.D.CHEWELRY
- 120a Baa-baa mamasEWES
- 121a QB’s highlightsTDS
- 122a Vietnamese Lunar New Year festivalTET
- 123a Gas giant?HESS
- 124a Girl in the famSIS
- Down
- 1d Purity analysisASSAY
- 2d Kids’ play set brandDUPLO
- 3d Messy mix-upSNAFU
- 4d ___/herSHE
- 5d Pass the time untilWAITFOR
- 6d “Meek” in “Blessed are the meek,” e.g.ADNOUN
- 7d Slant made with a table sawBEVEL
- 8d Abbr. starting an email headerFWD
- 9d His first star turn was in the 1995 film “Devil in a Blue Dress”CHEADLE
- 10d Less freshly funnyCORNIER
- 11d “Peanuts,” e.g.COMIC
- 12d “They say ?”IHEARD
- 13d Begin using sustainable alternativesGOGREEN
- 14d Ending with materialISM
- 15d Instrument with keysPIANO
- 16d Daring betALLIN
- 17d Barbies, e.g.DOLLS
- 19d Disperse, as seedsSCATTER
- 24d The Beatles’ “Please Please Me” and “A Hard Day’s Night,” e.g.ASIDES
- 26d Draw inATTRACT
- 30d Audibly expressed dismayTSKED
- 33d Squirrel awayHOARD
- 34d Sat ___ (Brit’s GPS)NAV
- 35d Length equaling 25.4 millimetersINCH
- 39d Bic fillerLIFESTORY
- 40d Travelers’ casesRESTSTOPS
- 41d Leafy dish served with an entreeSIDESALAD
- 43d Arsenic’s realm, in years pastLATENIGHT
- 44d FinalizesWRAPSUP
- 45d Leading lady’s partHEROINE
- 46d Luxury sunglassesRAYBANS
- 48d Dalmatian in a red hat, maybeFIREDOG
- 50d Transparent, in briefSEETHRU
- 51d Falling starsMETEORS
- 54d Just sillyINANE
- 55d Plains animal in a herdBISON
- 56d Prefix meaning “eye”OCULO
- 57d MeandersWENDS
- 59d Fruity-smelling perfume ingredientESTER
- 62d Had a fast break?ATE
- 65d [Three dark squares]BLOCKBLOCKBLOCK
- 66d “___, humbug!”BAH
- 76d Admit, in a wayLETPAST
- 79d Late-evening beverage requestDECAF
- 82d Use a strawSUCK
- 84d Travel guide writer EugeneFODOR
- 85d Lithium, magnesium and aluminumMETALS
- 87d Unedited data set, sayRAWFILE
- 89d Maximally weird-yet-delightfulZANIEST
- 91d Against the lawILLICIT
- 92d Reply feigning guiltlessnessLILOLME
- 93d KindaISH
- 94d Wades in puddles, saySLOSHES
- 96d Digital S.L.R. insertSDCARD
- 98d DressCLOTHE
- 99d English writer with an apt surnameREADE
- 100d “Gee whillikers!”OHWOW
- 101d PursueCHASE
- 102d Fidel ___, Philippine president in the 1990sRAMOS
- 103d ParasiteLEECH
- 104d Military deserters, in briefAWOLS
- 105d Native New Zealander’s languageMAORI
- 106d Best Play and Best UpsetESPYS
- 112d “Affirmative!”YES
- 114d Sign up, with “in”OPT
- 115d Disgusted squealsEWS