Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 7th 2019) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Aid to accessibility |
| Father, in France |
| Native to |
| Danger of laboring outdoors in the summer |
| "My b" |
| Hawkeye's home |
| Word before "the bar" or "the boom" |
| Bustling hosp. locales |
| Sch. whose athletes are the Minutemen and Minutewomen |
| Qatari leader |
| Classic Camaro |
| ___ Blanc |
| Stretched tight |
| Panache |
| ___ Lingus |
| Master detective Wolfe |
| Ones making written comments on text |
| Local dialect |
| Man, in Milan |
| Icing on the cake ... or a hint to 20-, 24-, 35- and 43-Across |
| Purchase something sight unseen |
| System of moral values |
| Brain region linked to speech |
| Blood's foe |
| Prosecutors, for short |
| Singer Aguilera's nickname |
| What someone who's never satisfied wants |
| The wife's, e.g. |
| Big wind |
| Abbr. for change |
| Minaret, e.g. |
| A/C stat |
| Furry "Star Wars" creature |
| Chinchilla or macaw, e.g. |
| Quickly attach, as a top to a bottle |
| "Me neither," formally |
| Snowfall unit |
| Frame component |
| "Cousin" of 1960s TV |
| Taboo |
| Popular bird in origami |
| Refute |
| Not deceived by |
| Attic |
| Nueva York or Dakota del Norte |
| Promote excessively |
| Arts and ___ |
| Battlefield renown |
| Pest control brand |
| Ocean Spray fruit snacks |
| Chichén ___ (Mayan ruins) |
| Names, briefly |
| 1984 mockumentary with a lot of ad-libbed dialogue |
| Scary part of a wolf |
| "[sigh] ... We just dealt with this" |
| Execs who handle the green |
| Anti-rust coatings |
| Upscale hotel chain |
| Say "Talk to the hand, 'cause the face ain't listenin'," say |
| Quick learner, say |
| Release from one's clutches |
| Smell |
| Thunder sounds |
| Theatrical cry from a balcony |
| Green carving stone |
| Brunch item often topped with sugar or fruit |
| Turn soil by machine |
| Unified |
| Ones failing polygraphs |
| Smoothie berry |
| Alternatives to lagers |
| Felipe or Moises of baseball |