NYT Crossword Answers 05/19/21

The full solution for the NY Times May 19 2021 crossword puzzle is displayed below. Today’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Ashish Vengsarkar.
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NYT Across Clues

• This is the way the world began, per 51-AcrossBIGBANG
• Track makersTREADS
• RefugeSAFEAREA
• Form a scab, sayHEALUP
• At an ungodly hourPASTONESBEDTIME
• Words before a dateASOF
• Just below C level?DPLUS
• OPEC unit: Abbr.BBL
• Develop wrinkles, sayAGE
• Literature Nobelist who penned 71-AcrossTSELIOT
• Question from one who’s lostWHEREAMI
• Small battery typeAAA
• AwayOUT
• Salon brand with 100% vegan productsAVEDA
• ThrongsMOBS
• Tomorrow’s cash flow assessed todayNETPRESENTVALUE
• Boris Godunov, for oneTSAR
• World capital NE of VientianeHANOI
• ___ labDNA
• “Yadda, yadda, yadda”ETC
• Fictional N.Y.C. locale on children’s TVSESAMEST
• Physics Nobelist who co-discovered cosmic microwave background radiation, confirming 1-AcrossPENZIAS
• ___-moSLO
• Home of the Rosa Parks Museum: Abbr.ALA
• Fishing netTRAWL
• E.P.A. targets since the ’70sPCBS
• Classic film series that anticipated the invention of hoverboardsBACKTOTHEFUTURE
• MoseySTROLL
• Spots for hoopsEARLOBES
• Conical constructionTEEPEE
• “This is the way the world ends,” per 24-AcrossWHIMPER

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NYT Vertical Clues

• What do ewe say?BAAS
• “In that case …”IFSO
• Make good progressGETFAR
• Chinese dumplingBAO
• Man’s nickname that omits “-old”ARN
• It’s a mustNEED
• [OMG!]GASP
• “This land,” in “This Land Is Your Land”THEUSA
• It’s west of YemenREDSEA
• “Dig in!”EAT
• “It was my evil twin!” is not a convincing oneALIBI
• ___ octopus, creature so named for its large, earlike finsDUMBO
• Like C-O-L-O-U-R or M-E-T-R-ESPELT
• Spot for a soothing scrubSPA
• All-consonant diner orderBLT
• Reverse, e.g.GEAR
• Rain gutter localeEAVE
• Dalai ___LAMA
• “I ___ bite”WONT
• ShadesHUES
• James played by Beyoncé in a 2008 biopicETTA
• Gym shorts materialMESH
• NotionsIDEAS
• Actress HathawayANNE
• Ye ___ ShoppeOLDE
• Supply at a barbecueBUNS
• Airline assignmentSEAT
• Head of a country, informallyPREZ
• ChuckTOSS
• Container for nitroglycerin, sayVIAL
• Dot in “i” or “j”TITTLE
• King of musicCAROLE
• Hairstyle popularized by the BeatlesMOPTOP
• ___ Blue RibbonPABST
• Bring joy toELATE
• Shiny button materialNACRE
• Day after 66-Down: Abbr.SAT
• “That was close!”WHEW
• Two-time Emmy winner ReminiLEAH
• 27, to 3CUBE
• Family member, in rural dialectBRER
• French possessiveSES
• Keystone ___ (character in slapstick comedy)KOP
• Day before 54-Down: Abbr.FRI
• Einstein’s German birthplaceULM