Clues
- Take it easy
- Letters above 2 on a phone
- Bit of regalia
- Area around a nipple
- Word with level or legs
- No later than
- Feeding apparatus at a petting zoo
- Sun in Spanish
- Tiny hill-dweller
- Bits of news
- One who is one e.g.
- Rib structure
- Slightest opportunity
- Cooks in the oven maybe
- Future atty.s exam
- Word that can be a state abbreviation
- Not outer
- Sprechen ___ Deutsch?
- Second-brightest stars
- Tina of 30 Rock
- Ilhan in Congress
- Country singer Underwood
- Big name in underwear
- Raise to the third power
- ___ Im saying is …
- Dirty look
- Victory
- Whoops in a text
- Rapper with the 2010 hit No Hands
- High point
- ___ we there yet?
- Spiteful feeling
- Headquarters
- Dedicated poem
- Where to find the starts of 17- 28- 45- and 58-Across?
- Parts of some smiles
- You can open it with a twist
- Peddle
- Haha
- Cheer for a matador
- Khmer temple
- Phrase of clarification
- Ideal scenario
- Toadstool topper
- Product of solar steeping
- Nook in a church
- Academic acronym
- ___ doeuvres
- The Banana Boat Song
- Last thing to go in a pocket one hopes
- Big name in speakers
- Plastic grass
- Group whose Butter video was the fastest to reach 100 million views on YouTube (2021)
- Obama health legislation for short
- Dead duck
- Yuzuru ___ first skater to successfully land a quadruple loop in competition
- Bat an eye say
- Certain explosive informally
- Assert
- Otherwise
- Funky bit of noodling
- Something agreed upon by consenting sexual partners
- Greek god of love
- Word with angry or flash
- Cartoon frame
- Alpine climbers tool
- Bit of hair
- Home test kit component
- County north of San Francisco
- Just gets (by)
- Beverage brand whose mascot is a polar bear in a sweater
- Mangle e.g.
- Community pool org.
- Ive ___ thinking …
- Dweller on the Mekong River
- Bass booster
- Sky safety org.
- Inc. cousin
NY Times Crossword May 24 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle for May 24, 2023 is sure to be a challenge. With clues ranging from the obscure to the obvious, this puzzle will test the knowledge and skills of even the most experienced crossword solvers. With a mix of pop culture, history, and science, this crossword will have something for everyone. Whether you're a beginner or a master, you're sure to find something to challenge you in this edition of the NYT crossword.
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