Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword May 28 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Plant as seeds – SOW
- To scatter seeds over the ground for planting.
- African capital where W.E.B. Du Bois is buried – ACCRA
- The capital city of Ghana, where the famous African-American civil rights activist and scholar is buried.
- Flies high – SOARS
- To rise or fly high in the air.
- Important period – ERA
- A significant span of time in history or in someone’s life.
- Disarray – CHAOS
- A state of complete disorder and confusion.
- Vigorously tackled – HADAT
- To confront or deal with something energetically or aggressively.
- With 23-Across restroom posting for employees – WASHHANDSBEFORE
- A notice reminding employees to wash their hands before returning to work.
- Sicilian volcano – ETNA
- A famous active volcano located on the east coast of Sicily.
- Mythical river nymph – NAIAD
- A water nymph in Greek mythology, associated with rivers, streams, and other bodies of fresh water.
- Actress Arthur – BEA
- Bea Arthur, an American actress known for her roles in “Maude” and “The Golden Girls.”
- See 17-Across – RETURNINGTOWORK
- Completing the phrase “Wash hands before returning to work.”
- Leopold’s co-defendant in a famous 1924 trial – LOEB
- Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb were infamous for their 1924 murder trial.
- 99 Luftballons singer – NENA
- The stage name of Gabriele Susanne Kerner, a German singer known for the hit song “99 Luftballons.”
- Eggs biologically – OVA
- The plural of ovum, which are female reproductive cells.
- Out of the office – AWAY
- Not present at one’s place of work.
- What streaming audio or video can burn through – DATA
- The digital information used by devices to stream content.
- With 42-Across zodiac trio that hints at the longest answers in this puzzle – WATER
- Refers to the three water signs in the zodiac: Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces.
- Young fellow – LAD
- A boy or young man.
- See 38-Across – SIGNS
- Completing the phrase “Water signs.”
- Crossed (out) – EXED
- Marked with an X to indicate deletion.
- Kind of high-fat diet – KETO
- A low-carb, high-fat diet known for promoting weight loss and other health benefits.
- ___ Pi (fraternity for the sweet-toothed?) – ETA
- A playful take on the name of the Eta Pi fraternity, suggesting it could be for those with a sweet tooth.
- Singer Sands of the 60s – EVIE
- Evie Sands, an American singer known for her work in the 1960s.
- May or Ann e.g. – CAPE
- Referring to Cape May or Cape Ann, both geographical locations.
- Beach posting – WARNINGHIGHTIDE
- A notice alerting beachgoers about high tide conditions.
- Affirmation that’s often echoed – IDO
- A common vow or confirmation, often repeated during weddings.
- Beat by just a bit – EDGED
- To win by a narrow margin.
- Parisian pal – AMIE
- The French word for a female friend.
- Posting after a spill – CAUTIONWETFLOOR
- A sign put up to warn people of a wet floor, usually after cleaning or a spill.
- Groucho Marx prop – CIGAR
- The iconic cigar often seen with comedian Groucho Marx.
- Playful river mammal – OTTER
- An aquatic mammal known for its playful behavior and sleek fur.
- Prefix with brow – UNI
- Refers to “unibrow,” where the eyebrows meet in the middle.
- Kind of football played on a 50-yard-long field – ARENA
- Arena football, a variant of American football played indoors on a smaller field.
- Oh joy! – GOODY
- An exclamation of delight or excitement.
- Item on a driving range mat – TEE
- A small stand used to hold a golf ball for a drive.
- Waste conduit – SEWER
- A system of pipes used to transport waste water and sewage.
- Speak from a dais perhaps – ORATE
- To deliver a formal speech from a raised platform.
- That ___ part of the plan! – WASNT
- A phrase indicating that something unexpected was not included in the original plan.
- German exclamation – ACH
- A common German interjection expressing various emotions, such as surprise or frustration.
- When doubled a dance – CHA
- Refers to the “Cha Cha,” a lively dance of Cuban origin.
- Someone you might be reluctant to give a hand to? – ADAIR
- This clue seems mismatched; “Adair” is a name, not a description.
- Flying adversary of Godzilla – RODAN
- A giant pteranodon monster from the Godzilla film series.
- Delegate as a task – ASSIGN
- To allocate a specific task or responsibility to someone.
- Cover with hair as a pet owner’s couch – FUR
- The hair shed by pets that often covers furniture.
- Clumsy sort – OAF
- A person who is awkward or clumsy.
- Spanish marinade – ADOBO
- A seasoning or marinade used in Spanish and Latin American cooking.
- More pink as 13-Down – ROSIER
- Having a more pink or reddish tint.
- Expensive entree – LOBSTER
- A luxury seafood dish often served as a main course.
- Collection of holiday presents informally – HAUL
- The accumulated gifts received during the holidays.
- Hold as one’s breath – INHALE
- To take a breath and hold it.
- 2013 Katy Perry hit whose music video features a tiger – ROAR
- A hit song by Katy Perry, with a music video that includes a tiger.
- Fresh – NEW
- Recently created or obtained; not old or used.
- Dry streambed – WADI
- A valley or dry riverbed that only contains water during heavy rain.
- Be indebted to – OWE
- To have an obligation to pay or repay something.
- Shot at a doctor’s office slangily – VAX
- Short for vaccination.
- Dined – ATE
- To have eaten a meal.
- Talk on and on – YAK
- To talk excessively or endlessly.
- Not get any younger – AGE
- To grow older.
- Explosive stuff – TNT
- An abbreviation for trinitrotoluene, a powerful explosive.
- ___ Hutchinson former Arkansas governor – ASA
- Asa Hutchinson, a former governor of Arkansas.
- Utopia – EDEN
- A paradise or ideal place.
- Determine that one will – DECIDETO
- To make a decision or choice to do something.
- Frosh in a year – SOPH
- Short for sophomore, a second-year student in high school or college.
- Where to find laundering instructions – TAG
- The label on clothing that provides care and washing instructions.
- Meredith ___ former Today host – VIEIRA
- Meredith Vieira, a former host of the “Today” show.
- Prefix with Chinese or European – FRY
- Fry, as in stir-fry or deep-fry, common cooking methods in Chinese and European cuisines.
- Christmastime quaff – EGGNOG
- A traditional holiday beverage made with milk, cream, sugar, and eggs, often spiked with alcohol.
- Citation abbr. – ETAL
- An abbreviation for “et alii,” meaning “and others” in citations.
- Neopagan religion – WICCA
- A modern pagan religion with spiritual roots in ancient practices.
- Famed fireman Red – ADAIR
- Red Adair, a renowned firefighter known for extinguishing oil well fires.
- Reddish application to cheeks – ROUGE
- A cosmetic used to color the cheeks.
- Follow as orders – OBEY
- To comply with or follow commands.
- Slangy goodbye – RARER
- This clue seems mismatched; “rarer” refers to something less common, not a goodbye.
- Moon of Saturn – DIONE
- One of Saturn’s moons.
- Giving the heebie-jeebies say – EERIE
- Causing a feeling of unease or fear.
- Sunbather’s goal – TAN
- The darkening of the skin as a result of exposure to sunlight.
- TV’s ___ Lasso – TED
- The main character in the TV series “Ted Lasso,” played by Jason Sudeikis.
- Cook as latkes – FRY
- To cook food in hot oil, typically how latkes (potato pancakes) are prepared.
- Dry streambed – WADI
- A valley, ravine, or channel that is dry except during the rainy season, commonly found in desert regions.
- Be indebted to – OWE
- To have an obligation to repay a debt or favor.
- Shot at a doctor’s office slangily – VAX
- Short for vaccination, an injection given to protect against disease.
- Dined – ATE
- The past tense of eat, meaning to have consumed food.
- Talk on and on – YAK
- To chatter or talk continuously and aimlessly.
- Not get any younger – AGE
- To grow older over time.
- Explosive stuff – TNT
- An abbreviation for trinitrotoluene, a chemical compound used as an explosive.
- ___ Hutchinson former Arkansas governor – ASA
- Asa Hutchinson, a former governor of Arkansas and a political figure.
- Utopia – EDEN
- A perfect or ideal place, often used to describe the biblical Garden of Eden.
- Determine that one will – DECIDETO
- To make a firm decision to do something.
- Frosh in a year – SOPH
- Short for sophomore, a second-year student in high school or college.
- Where to find laundering instructions – TAG
- The label on clothing that provides washing and care instructions.
- Meredith ___ former Today host – VIEIRA
- Meredith Vieira, a journalist and television personality, formerly a host on the “Today” show.
- Prefix with Chinese or European – FRY
- As in stir-fry (Chinese) or deep-fry (European).
- Christmastime quaff – EGGNOG
- A traditional holiday drink made with milk, cream, sugar, and eggs, often spiced and sometimes alcoholic.
- Citation abbr. – ETAL
- An abbreviation for “et alii,” meaning “and others” in academic citations.
- Neopagan religion – WICCA
- A modern pagan religion with rituals and beliefs based on ancient pagan traditions.
- Famed fireman Red – ADAIR
- Red Adair, a legendary firefighter known for controlling oil well fires.
- Reddish application to cheeks – ROUGE
- A cosmetic used to color the cheeks, giving them a reddish tint.
- Follow as orders – OBEY
- To comply with or carry out instructions or commands.
- Slangy goodbye – LATER
- An informal way to say goodbye, short for “see you later.”
- Moon of Saturn – DIONE – One of Saturn’s many moons, named after a figure in Greek mythology.
- Giving the heebie-jeebies say – EERIE – Causing a sense of fear, unease, or discomfort; spooky.
- Sunbather’s goal – TAN – The desired result of sunbathing, where the skin becomes darker from exposure to the sun.
- TV’s ___ Lasso – TED – The main character in the TV series “Ted Lasso,” played by Jason Sudeikis.
- Cook as latkes – FRY – To cook food in hot oil, typically how latkes (potato pancakes) are prepared.
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