New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 05/03/2026. The May 03 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a First person, in AustriaICH
- 4a Pressing activity, for short?CPR
- 7a Cleared to proceedOKED
- 11a Perched onSATATOP
- 18a Place for pigs to wallowMUDHOLE
- 20a Shawarma wrapPITA
- 21a “I’m here to learn”TEACHME
- 22a In syncATTUNED
- 23a Moisture barrier suppliesPLASTICSHEETS
- 26a 23-Across, oddly?GIVESADARN
- 28a Vert. counterpartHOR
- 29a Geological layersSTRATA
- 30a They got the votesINS
- 31a Saint Barthélemy, par exempleILE
- 32a Sugar suffixOSE
- 34a Father of DeimosARES
- 35a A hard jobNOEASYTASK
- 40a 35-Across, oddly?STICKYPADS
- 43a Catch in a stingENTRAP
- 44a Cleveland-to-Akron dir.SSE
- 45a Ryder of “Stranger Things”WINONA
- 46a Office memo starterINRE
- 48a Leprechaun’s landERIN
- 50a Conflict-averseNODRAMA
- 55a Fictional diary writerBRIDGETJONES
- 60a 55-Across, oddly?LOWDIGIT
- 61a A as in AustriaEIN
- 62a Lock lips, in LondonSNOG
- 63a Drive-___ menuTHRU
- 65a Like the best betsSAFEST
- 66a AbandonedLEFT
- 68a Off-centerAWRY
- 70a Time gone byYORE
- 72a Ending with the name Ann or NanETTE
- 73a “Reason” given in a parental “explanation”ISAYSO
- 76a Spots for grazingLEAS
- 78a Pond scum, e.g.FILM
- 80a Craven behind the cameraWES
- 81a “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” authorKENKESEY
- 83a 81-Across, oddly?CHILDSUPPORT
- 87a Political understandingENTENTE
- 88a ___ EdPHYS
- 89a Book before NehemiahEZRA
- 90a Boot camp shoutTENHUT
- 92a Stanford and Cal joined it in 2024ACC
- 95a From the heart, in a wayAORTAL
- 99a Conan and othersBARBARIANS
- 103a 99-Across, oddly?THINKPIECE
- 105a “Essays of ___” (19th-century collection)ELIA
- 106a Summer hours in N.Y.C.EDT
- 107a You smelt it!ORE
- 108a Inits. fittingly filling the blanks of Obam_ _ _reACA
- 109a Luxor Temple deityAMONRA
- 112a Take an ax toHEW
- 114a Client’s sales agent, in briefACCOUNTREP
- 118a 114-Across, oddly?NOTQUITERIGHT
- 121a Unspoken set of rules between dudesBROCODE
- 122a N next to the gearshiftNEUTRAL
- 123a Ozzy Osbourne’s “___, I’m Coming Home”MAMA
- 124a More dimwittedOBTUSER
- 125a Make more appealing, as something otherwise plainDRESSUP
- 126a “Glad that’s over!”PHEW
- 127a Spot for charity, say, in briefPSA
- 128a Newsroom staffers, for shortEDS
- Down
- 1d “Just picture this!”IMAGINE
- 2d Rudely interrupt, as a dance partnerCUTINON
- 3d Man cave fixtureHDTVSET
- 4d Snow jobsCONS
- 5d Heartfelt askPLEA
- 6d Website with an alien logoREDDIT
- 7d Treat badly, in a wayOPPRESS
- 8d Potter’s furnaceKILN
- 9d Uber ride info, informallyETA
- 10d Small amount in the kitchenDASH
- 11d Adds with a spoon, saySTIRSIN
- 12d Org. for J. Robert OppenheimerAEC
- 13d U.S.S.R. news sourceTASS
- 14d Zwei quadrupledACHT
- 15d What one might take or beatTHERAP
- 16d World Golf Hall-of-Famer MarkOMEARA
- 17d CaressedPETTED
- 19d Sector of a color wheelHUE
- 24d “Yer darn ___!”TOOTIN
- 25d Pert blurtSASS
- 27d Cry often accompanied by a sighALAS
- 33d Cut-rate, in brand namesECONO
- 36d ParchedARID
- 37d Named namesSANG
- 38d Belgian battle site in W.W. IYPRES
- 39d “Neato!”KEEN
- 40d Sounding like taffeta, saySWISHY
- 41d More than suspectsKNOWS
- 42d When tripled, “You get the picture”YADDA
- 47d Sicilian spewerETNA
- 49d Part of A.A.R.P.: Abbr.RET
- 51d Loaded (with)RIFE
- 52d When teething might endAGETWO
- 53d Produce aisle deviceMISTER
- 54d SwearATTEST
- 55d MimicBELIKE
- 56d Chewy chocolate candy brandRIESEN
- 57d One sporting a onesieINFANT
- 58d Loose-cheeked, as a mastiffJOWLY
- 59d Fantastic beastOGRE
- 60d Jarringly sensationalLURID
- 64d “u slay me”ROFL
- 67d Day care chargeTYKE
- 69d Blue blood vessels?YACHTS
- 71d “What ___ can I say?”ELSE
- 74d German actress Berger with a career spanning eight decadesSENTA
- 75d Big name in blendersOSTER
- 77d Reluctant to mingle, saySHY
- 79d Classic elevator tunesMUZAK
- 82d Start of a choosing rhymeEENIE
- 84d “The time ___ hand”ISAT
- 85d Stage itemPROP
- 86d ___-mutuel bettingPARI
- 88d Kick starter?PUNTER
- 91d Didn’t go it alone, sayHADHELP
- 93d One of the so-called Five Civilized TribesCHOCTAW
- 94d Magazine fig.CIRC
- 96d Fragrant garden hybridTEAROSE
- 97d Gave consentACCEDED
- 98d The lords in “The 12 Days of Christmas,” e.g.LEAPERS
- 99d NogginBEAN
- 100d Vegan milk sourceALMOND
- 101d Mob scene extraRIOTER
- 102d French financial institutionBANQUE
- 104d Jazz subgenre for Wynton MarsalisNEOBOP
- 110d Daily grindsRUTS
- 111d Puts onAIRS
- 113d Chicken (out)WIMP
- 114d “I’m in such a fix”AHME
- 115d Metro regions, informallyURBS
- 116d ___ beneNOTA
- 117d The Horned Frogs of Ft. WorthTCU
- 119d 19th of 24TAU
- 120d “Why, why, why?!”GAH