Clues
- Bovine animals that are raced in Tibet
- Astronauts realm
- Sandwich often stuck with a toothpick
- Name hiding in named names
- Most abundant noble gas in the earths atmosphere
- Assistant
- Earth or Tatooine
- Frame of mind
- German skin care brand
- Angry
- Sch. founded by Benjamin Franklin
- Simple ballroom dance
- Exhibitions
- N.B.A. or W.N.B.A.
- Fiery felonies
- Some snakelike fish
- Communication syst. in the deaf community
- ___ Kong
- Bonsai tree holder
- Inedible part of most fruit
- Second letter after epsilon
- CAT ___ (M.R.I. alternative)
- California basketball team originally located in Minnesota
- Heineken or Pabst
- Sort of informally
- Get a move on slangily
- Questionable
- ___ no more!
- Big muscle for Popeye after he eats spinach
- Place for an urban garden maybe
- Ballerina or Rockette
- Great Plains tribe
- Playful semiaquatic animal
- The E of HOMES
- Road safety grp.
- Like some breakups and dorm rooms
- Rational
- Like questions in 20 Questions
- Online community moderator for short
- Scoundrel
- Book for recording purchases
- Tool with teeth
- Right on time
- Taj Mahal locale
- Second thoughts metaphorically
- Conclusion
- Picture snapper
- Movie studio behind The Hunger Games
- Thick Japanese noodle
- Mattresss place
- Per se and quid pro quo language
- Desserts that may be served à la mode
- U.F.O. pilots
- ___ aboard!
- Sierra ___ (African country)
- App customer
- Majestic trees
- [Um … Im standing right here]
- Flatbread made with atta flour
- Crackers chips and other between-meal bites
- Organism that lives off another
- Urban photography subjects
- Japanese tech giant
- Kind of oil derived from marijuana for short
- Meadow
- The A of the ABC Islands
- Improvised musically
- But of course!
- Ghanas capital
- Welcome at the door
- All-out shopping trip
- Minuscule amount
- Picnic nuisances
- ___-com (When Harry Met Sally … e.g.)
- Male cat
- Hang on a clothesline perhaps
NY Times Crossword May 15 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on May 15, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture to science and history, the crossword will test the knowledge of even the most well-read individuals. With a variety of clues and difficulty levels, this crossword is sure to provide hours of entertainment and intellectual stimulation.
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