Clues
- Ctrl V command
- Tennis shot that might be smashed back
- Yes we can sloganeer of 2008
- One of the Ivies
- Japanese sash
- Disney film set in imperial China
- Wasnt overturned as a ruling
- Driving for Uber e.g.
- Raffle ticket e.g.
- ✌ at an antiwar protest
- Shoulda listened to me!
- Make believe
- Its a drag
- Readers download
- ___ Mai singer with the 2018 hit Bood Up
- Buckwheat noodles in Tokyo
- Independent divisions in corporate jargon
- Fission focus
- Bottomless well
- Grandma to Brits
- Treasure stash
- Lets do this thing!
- Bunches of flowers
- ___ to Autocorrect (Martha Silano poem)
- Person on a beat
- ___easter
- Spring forward hrs.
- Musical set in ancient Egypt
- Cathedral recess
- ✌ from Winston Churchill
- Print maker?
- Hawaiian greeting
- I am woman hear me ___
- Buy in say
- ___ City (Detroit)
- Shrek or Fiona
- Boilermaker component
- Captains Stop!
- Incline that affords access
- This Old House network
- Apt name for a curator
- Phillipa of Hamilton
- ✌ when ordering
- Ceased
- Early home for Abraham Lincoln
- Theater award that sounds like 15-Across
- Implement for eating soup but probably not for stirring coffee
- Alphas opposite
- ✌ in a silly group photo
- ___-pop (eclectic genre)
- Spoil
- At ___ rate
- All those in favor in the Senate
- Sorts
- Full speed ahead!
- Thats a shame
- I approve
- Breath mint from a tin
- Garlic segments
- Most docile
- Suffix with schnozz
- Prefix with political
- Trunk
- Frequent descriptor for 9-Across
- Toaster treat
- 1904 Nobelist who wrote Conditioned Reflexes
- Ballpark snack topped with cheese sauce
- Label for a post-makeover photo
- 404 Not Found e.g. in computing
- Election Day exhortation
- Speck
- Quiet fitness discipline
- The ___ Five (nickname for the Queer Eye cast)
- Soul mate with the
- Pitching ability colloquially
- Be an agent for
NY Times Crossword May 9 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle for May 9, 2023 is sure to challenge even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from easy to difficult, this puzzle will test your knowledge of language, culture, and history. With a mix of cryptic and straightforward clues, the puzzle is sure to keep you guessing and thinking for hours.
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