Crossword is a word puzzle where you are provided with a grid of black and white boxes along with a list of clues. You have to solve each clue and fill in the answers in the white boxes. You are also given across and down clues. It is better to start with across clues because when you solve one word, you may get hints for other words since they are all connected to each other.
NYT Crossword is super popular, but yeah… it can get pretty tough. I enjoy solving these puzzles, so I like sharing the answers here to help out. And if you don’t have much time, there’s also the NYT Mini Crossword, which is actually pretty fun.
when you actually start solving, the biggest mistake is trying to do everything at once. you open the puzzle and think ok let’s solve this whole thing. that doesn’t work. what people usually do is just scan through the clues and pick the easy ones first. the ones where the answer just pops into your head. once you fill a few answers, something interesting happens. the crossing letters start helping you. like even if you don’t know a clue, you might already have 2 or 3 letters filled in from other words, and suddenly it becomes way easier to guess.
another thing that helps a lot, is paying attention to the letter count. if a clue says the answer is 5 letters, your brain already filters out so many options. and if you already have a couple of letters from crossing words, then it’s almost like solving a mini puzzle inside the big puzzle.
Jumping right in, if you’re here for today’s NYT crossword answers, you’re exactly where you need to be. Stuck on a clue or just double checking your answers? I’ve got what you need. And don’t stress, we make sure to update this page daily, So Bookmark and enjoy!
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NYT Crossword Answers Today
Constructed by: Rafael Musa & Sala Wanetick
Across
NYT Crossword Across
| Clues | Answers |
| 1A Ventricle suppliers | ATRIA |
| 6A Accepted unquestioningly | ATE UP |
| 11A Rx for a root canal | PAIN MED |
| 14A ___ Moshfegh, “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” novelist | OTTESSA |
| 16A Performer known for her runs | POP DIVA |
| 17A Sommeliers’ assets | PALATES |
| 18A Like some gins and cleaning products | PINEY |
| 19A Wipe clean | ERASE |
| 20A Fast fliers | FALCONS |
| 22A Insect nicknamed for its small size | NO-SEE-UM |
| 25A “Midsommar” director Aster | ARI |
| 26A “Nova” network | PBS |
| 28A Sport that takes place in an octagon, in brief | MMA |
| 29A Ilk | KIND |
| 31A Risks it | DARES |
| 33A Leaning | BENT |
| 34A Upper hand | EDGE |
| 35A “I, Robot” author Asimov | ISAAC |
| 36A Big deals | ADOS |
| 37A Facilities, informally | LAV |
| 39A Booking, for short | RES |
| 41A Torah writers | SCRIBES |
| 45A Unit for ultra-high-speed internet | GIGABIT |
| 49A This isn’t working! | LEISURE |
| 50A Fault line? | APOLOGY |
| 51A Big payroll service co. | ADP |
| 52A Wail | CRY |
| 54A Word seen between here and there | NOR |
| 55A Joel’s smuggling partner on “The Last of Us” | TESS |
| 57A Bouquet | AROMA |
| 59A Tzatziki scooper | PITA |
| 60A Some delivery data, in brief | ETAS |
| 61A Number of Super Bowl rings for Tom Brady | SEVEN |
| 62A Abbr. seen before a person’s name | ATTN |
| 63A With 65-Across, with extreme precision … or a hint to reading 15 of this puzzle’s answers | DOWN … |
| 64A Serious | STERN |
| 65A See 63-Across | … TO A T |
Down/Vertical
NYT Crossword Down
| Clues | Answers |
| 1D X, for one | APP |
| 2D Fields medalist Terence | TAO |
| 3D Like a lake on a breezy day | RIPPLING |
| 4D Charge | INDICT |
| 5D Question from someone seeking reassurance | AM I NOT? |
| 6D “Finally!” | AT LAST! |
| 7D Service with cups and saucers | TEA SET |
| 8D Dear | ESTEEMED |
| 9D Exercise | USE |
| 10D Negation word in French | PAS |
| 12D Occasion | EVENT |
| 13D Previous times | DAYS PAST |
| 14D Welcome sight in musical chairs | OPEN SEAT |
| 15D Source of a deal with The Devil? | TAROT |
| 20D Sham | FAKE |
| 21D Like most of Nevada | ARID |
| 23D “Yeah, nice try” | UM, NO |
| 24D Gymnasts’ rolls? | MATS |
| 27D Kid who might get grounded | BRAT |
| 30D Take off the market | DELIST |
| 31D Reroute | DIVERT |
| 32D Something a reality show lacks | SCRIPT |
| 33D Igneous rock that makes up most of Venus’s surface | BASALT |
| 38D Be against, in a way | ABUT |
| 40D Achievement for Whoopi Goldberg and Rita Moreno, in brief | EGOT |
| 41D Planned | SLATED |
| 42D Officially give | CEDE TO |
| 43D Tool with coarse teeth | RIPSAW |
| 44D “It’s a ___!” | SECRET |
| 45D Portmanteau for a queer Fortnite player, say | GAYMER |
| 46D Fish whose name is Spanish for “pretty” | BONITO |
| 47D “There’s no stopping me!” | I GOTTA! |
| 48D Ruler with an iron fist | TYRANT |
| 53D Meander | ROVE |
| 56D Fig. with two hyphens | SSN |
| 57D Modern intensifying suffix | -ASS |
| 58D Journalist Curry | ANN |
| 59D Glib | PAT |
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Why Obsess Over This Puzzle, Though?
Ever wonder why we get so hooked on the NYT crossword? It’s not just any puzzle. It’s like the king of crosswords. Here’s the deal:
- Brain Workout: It’s the ultimate noggin’ jog. Keeps your brain sharp and your vocab on point.
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- The People: There’s a whole bunch of us out there. Sharing a laugh over a tough clue or celebrating when we finally get it-it’s what makes this so fun.
Becoming a Crossword Champ
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- Daily Dose: The more you play, the better you get. It’s like leveling up in a game.
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