On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of May 19th 2019.
May 19th 2019 Answers
| Clue | Answer | 
|---|---|
| "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" channel | TBS | 
| Counterpart of "highway" in an m.p.g. rating | CITY | 
| Little rapscallions | IMPS | 
| Weapon that's thrown | BOLAS | 
| Male buddy, in slang | BRAH | 
| Source of some penetrating notes | OBOE | 
| Infiltrator | MOLE | 
| In two pieces | APART | 
| Took a chill pill | COOLEDDOWN | 
| Danger for coastal residents | STORMSURGE | 
| He hosted the second-ever episode of "Saturday Night Live" | PAULSIMON | 
| Event in nuclear physics | COLDFISSION | 
| It "should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," according to a saying | ART | 
| Incompetent sort, slangily | MOOK | 
| Reveals | BARES | 
| Braves' division, briefly | NLEAST | 
| Pirouette | WHIRL | 
| War loser, usually | TREY | 
| Like beer and baking dough | YEASTY | 
| Try Sinatra at karaoke, say | CROON | 
| Boost | LEGUP | 
| Member of a South Asian diaspora | DESI | 
| Format accommodating poor vision | LARGETYPE | 
| Fate, in Greek myth | MOIRA | 
| Like some sheets | SATIN | 
| Requests | ASKS | 
| Depiction in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" | EDEN | 
| Presage | AUGUR | 
| "I kid you not!" | TRULY | 
| Vietnamese soup | PHO | 
| Went white | PALED | 
| Vittles | GRUB | 
| For the most part | MAINLY | 
| 1972 Bill Withers hit | USEME | 
| The miser's daughter in Molière's "The Miser" | ELISE | 
| Cuddly-looking bear | PANDA | 
| They're full of hot air | DRIERS | 
| Shoe with lots of holes | CROC | 
| Fleet-footed | SWIFT | 
| Crash site? | COT | 
| Alternative to Corinthian | IONIC | 
| First word in many a limerick | THERE | 
| H. H. Munro's pseudonym | SAKI | 
| ___ Club | SAMS | 
| "You've gotta be kidding" | YEESH | 
| It may lead to tax evasion charges | AUDIT | 
| Sci-fi subgenre with "retrofuturistic" technology | STEAMPUNK | 
| Blabbed | SANG | 
| Widespread unrest | RIOTS | 
| Shield of Greek myth | AEGIS | 
| Facebook users' multitude | GROUPS | 
| Doppelgänger | TWIN | 
| Oscar winner for "Shakespeare in Love" | DENCH | 
| Language family that includes Crow and Lakota | SIOUAN | 
| Helms | HEADS | 
| Rain unsteadily | SPIT | 
| Digital world | WEB | 
| French toast | AVOTRESANTE | 
| Hot chili designation | FOURALARM | 
| Not like the odds of, say | BETAGAINST | 
| Steinbeck novel featuring the madam Dora Flood | CANNERYROW | 
| Title in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" | LIEGE | 
| Hoodwink | FOOL | 
| Comedic actor Wareheim | ERIC | 
| "Wonder Woman" antagonist | ARES | 
| Over | ENDED | 
| Feature of an old-fashioned swing | TIRE | 
| Peace Nobelist Walesa | LECH | 
| What the Czech word "ano" means in English, paradoxically | YES | 
| Gym rat's development | TROUTWORKOUINE | 
| High pitch, maybe | BALL | 
| 1984 Steve Perry hit | SHESMINE | 
| Act overprotectively toward | CODMOLLYDLE | 
| Bygone Apple laptop | IBOOK | 
| Word with boom or skip | TOWN | 
| Ache | YEN | 
| Acher's lament | IMSORE | 
| Ragtag | MOTLEY | 
| Lumbers (along) | PLODS | 
| One working on an estate | SERF | 
| Role for a biology grad student, perhaps | BASSLAISTANT | 
| Works with numbers | OPUSES | 
| One might be thrown from a horse | LARIAT | 
| Flotilla of merchant ships | ARGOSY | 
| Hospital tube | STENT | 
| Animal with tusks | BOAR | 
| Worker with numbers, for short | CPA | 
| French fashion icon | DIOR | 
| Does groundbreaking work? | MINES | 
| The "Aladdin" song "A Whole New World" takes place on one | CARPMAGICETRIDE | 
| Approx. 1,055 joules | BTU | 
| Refuses to share | HOGS | 
| What a cake candle often represents | YEAR | 
| Give it up, so to speak | CLAP | 
| Reckless | RASH | 
| Fencing sword | EPEE | 
| Like "mailman" and "waitress" | GENDERED | 
| Clobber | DRUB | 
| Cowboys and Spurs | TEAMS | 
| Barbra Streisand album "A Love Like ___" | OURS | 
| "Uh ... sure" | IGUESSSO | 
| Like the central planet in "Dune" | ARID | 
| Surprised | TUNACAUGHWARES | 
| Not 100% | ILL | 
| Rival of BAL and BOS | NYY | 
| Gave extra juice | PERCHSUARGED | 
| Family business | MAFIA | 
| Tres y tres | SEIS | 
| Actress Petty of "A League of Their Own" | LORI | 
| What might get you a "ladle" drunk? | PIKESDPUNCH | 
| Handyperson's inits. | DIY | 
| Sushi topper | ROE | 
| Quaff quickly | CHUG | 
| Engineer who coined the term "horsepower" | WATT | 
| Hilton alternative | OMNI | 
| Sounds of disappointment | TSKS | 
| Larrups | TANS | 
| Something journalists may work on | SPEC | 
| Its wingspan can reach 30 feet | MANTARAY | 
| Problem usually encountered at night | APNEA | 
| Aetna's business: Abbr. | INS | 
| Say uncle | GIVEIN | 
| Searched for truffles, maybe | ROOTED | 
| Delightful event? | OUTAGE | 
| Stretching or tightening muscle | TENSOR | 
| Dangling part of a rooster | WATTLE | 
| Isle named for a Gaelic goddess | EIRE | 
| Shade of black | SABLE | 
| Capital once known as Thang Long ("Ascending Dragon") | HANOI | 
| Like some booms | SONIC | 
| Bow-wielding god | EROS | 
| Mini manufacturer | BMW | 
| Winnow | SIFT | 
| Meter reading | FARE | 
| Erato's instrument | LYRE | 
| Bit of old-fashioned animation | CEL | 
 
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