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NYT Mini Crossword Answers for May 1, 2021

Updated

Tap a clue to reveal its answer. By Joel Fagliano.

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Hint: letter count and first letter of every answer

1A M__ · 4A L____ · 6A M______ · 8A S______ · 9A N______ · 10A D____ · 11A L__ · 1D M______ · 2D A______ · 3D W______ · 4D L____ · 5D S____ · 6D M__ · 7D A__

Across

1A: Gaping mouth
MAW · more answers for this clue
4A: Actors memorize them
LINES · more answers for this clue
6A: Home to Glacier National Park and part of Yellowstone
MONTANA · more answers for this clue
8A: Fail to recognize, in modern lingo
SLEEPON · more answers for this clue
9A: Shamelessly dive into the technical details
NERDOUT · more answers for this clue
10A: Intimidate
DAUNT · more answers for this clue
11A: Vinyl records, for short
LPS · more answers for this clue

Down

1D: Calcium, potassium or magnesium
MINERAL · more answers for this clue
2D: Got a poker pot going
ANTEDUP · more answers for this clue
3D: Some Clue guesses
WEAPONS · more answers for this clue
4D: Chuckled, in textspeak
LOLED · more answers for this clue
5D: Dog's nose
SNOUT · more answers for this clue
6D: AOL alternative
MSN · more answers for this clue
7D: Animal that communicates using chemical signals known as pheromones
ANT · more answers for this clue

Completed grid

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MAW
LINES
MONTANA
SLEEPON
NERDOUT
DAUNT
LPS

FAQ

1-Across: Gaping mouth

MAW.

4-Across: Actors memorize them

LINES.

6-Across: Home to Glacier National Park and part of Yellowstone

MONTANA.

8-Across: Fail to recognize, in modern lingo

SLEEPON.

9-Across: Shamelessly dive into the technical details

NERDOUT.

10-Across: Intimidate

DAUNT.

11-Across: Vinyl records, for short

LPS.

1-Down: Calcium, potassium or magnesium

MINERAL.

2-Down: Got a poker pot going

ANTEDUP.

3-Down: Some Clue guesses

WEAPONS.

4-Down: Chuckled, in textspeak

LOLED.

5-Down: Dog's nose

SNOUT.

6-Down: AOL alternative

MSN.

7-Down: Animal that communicates using chemical signals known as pheromones

ANT.