New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 06/28/2026. The June 28 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Counterpart of a raniRAJAH
- 6a Milk sourceTEAT
- 10a Water colorsAQUAS
- 15a Carpet on the forest floorMOSS
- 19a Rust, e.g.OXIDE
- 20a Score direction for some stringed instrumentsARCO
- 21a Crispy, sayBURNT
- 22a Intellectual gatheringSALON
- 23a Was an employee at IHOP, in Valleyspeak?SOLDLIKEHOTCAKES
- 26a Director KurosawaAKIRA
- 27a “The Little Prince” author ___ de Saint-ExupéryANTOINE
- 28a Bit of travel info, for shortETA
- 29a Dream stageREM
- 30a Mentally nimbleCLEVER
- 31a Quick biteNOSH
- 32a Fanned some Egyptian royalty, in Valleyspeak?SHOOKLIKEALEAF
- 35a More likely to clap backSASSIER
- 38a Designer who helped popularize the beatnik look, in briefYSL
- 39a What Alaska is, among all the statesCOLDEST
- 40a Remote buttonVOL
- 41a SpecDEET
- 43a Extra spaceGAP
- 46a One of five Norwegian kingsOLAV
- 47a Did some birding, in Valleyspeak?WATCHEDLIKEAHAWK
- 53a GrubEATS
- 57a Architectural feature above a belfrySPIRE
- 58a God who sacrificed an eye for wisdomODIN
- 59a Sharp-edged toolAXE
- 60a “Oh, sure”ILLBET
- 62a SuppliesSTOCKS
- 65a Nowhere to be foundAWOL
- 67a Radio City Music Hall style, informallyDECO
- 69a Pop singer RitaORA
- 70a Hitchhiked with a hangnail, in Valleyspeak?STUCKOUTLIKEASORETHUMB
- 75a “I’ve been ___!”HAD
- 76a Mathematician John who won a Nobel in economic science in 1994NASH
- 77a CravingITCH
- 78a Listings in a bankruptcy filingASSETS
- 79a First state to implement a bottle deposit to fight litteringOREGON
- 81a Some pulpy drinks, for shortOJS
- 84a “Doctor Who” and “Doctor Foster” airer, with “the”BEEB
- 86a Solemn wordsOATHS
- 88a The official fuel of the N.H.L. in CanadaESSO
- 89a Made some outfielder errors, in Valleyspeak?DROPPEDLIKEFLIES
- 93a Cousin of a TonyOBIE
- 96a “Ciao!”BYE
- 97a Time to give up?LENT
- 98a “It’s Raining ___” (gay anthem)MEN
- 99a “Oh, there’s more …”ANDALSO
- 102a In the style ofALA
- 105a Folded handoutLEAFLET
- 108a Prepared for some new pet fish, in Valleyspeak?BUILTLIKEATANK
- 112a Fashion designer EmhoffELLA
- 113a Specialized vocabulariesARGOTS
- 114a Govt. lawyersDAS
- 115a Kyiv’s country: Abbr.UKR
- 116a Spanish “My God!”DIOSMIO
- 120a State capital in the Treasure ValleyBOISE
- 121a Performed some witchcraft, in Valleyspeak?WORKEDLIKEACHARM
- 124a Was mistakenERRED
- 125a Little redhead in a long-running Broadway showANNIE
- 126a Nobel laureate WieselELIE
- 127a Island where parts of “Jurassic Park” were filmedKAUAI
- 128a Spot to plotLAIR
- 129a Binary question typeYESNO
- 130a High-five, e.g.SLAP
- 131a This won’t lastSTINT
- Down
- 1d Santa ___, city that’s home to the Charles M. Schulz MuseumROSA
- 2d One acting on impulse?AXON
- 3d Split from suddenly, in a wayJILT
- 4d ExtrasADDONS
- 5d Greek sun godHELIOS
- 6d “Let this be a lesson!”TAKEHEED
- 7d Shakespearean conjunctionERE
- 8d Deep-seated desiresACHES
- 9d Wide and uninhibited, as a grinTOOTHY
- 10d Start of a song with the same tune as “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”ABC
- 11d Hadron componentQUARK
- 12d Iconic nerd of 1990s TVURKEL
- 13d Needing iron supplements, sayANEMIC
- 14d Lines on some grids: Abbr.STS
- 15d Get even?MAKELEVEL
- 16d Oily fruitsOLIVES
- 17d Irritated withSOREAT
- 18d Wolf (down)SNARF
- 22d Course in a Brazilian mealSALADA
- 24d Word with job or trackINSIDE
- 25d New Mexico county or its seatTAOS
- 30d Neuron, e.g.CELL
- 33d Actress Kurylenko of “Quantum of Solace”OLGA
- 34d Eccentric sortKOOK
- 35d They shine during the daySOAPSTARS
- 36d Great heightsALTITUDES
- 37d Move, in Realtor-speakRELO
- 40d Some microbuses, in briefVWS
- 42d Relating to some forces on EarthTIDAL
- 44d “I knew it!”AHA
- 45d Peaceful periodPAX
- 48d Swamp critterCROC
- 49d “Keep dreaming”HECKNO
- 50d Smallest relative of an ostrichKIWI
- 51d Kind of mushroom that comes in a bundleENOKI
- 52d “What can ___ to help?”WEDO
- 54d “What took so long?!”ABOUTTIME
- 55d Summary of a contract’s detailsTERMSHEET
- 56d Wild guessSTAB
- 60d Treats, in a way, as a swellingICES
- 61d So manyLOTSOF
- 63d Riddle in Zen BuddhismKOAN
- 64d Pretty fishySUS
- 66d Leave aloneLETBE
- 68d One might be named for a king or queenERA
- 70d Pump, saySHOE
- 71d God who rides in a chariot pulled by two goatsTHOR
- 72d Got just rightACED
- 73d Souvenir from the seashoreSHELL
- 74d ImproveHEAL
- 80d Competitor who has mannersGOODLOSER
- 82d “You had one ___!”JOB
- 83d Washington, D.C.’s International ___ MuseumSPY
- 85d Jessica of “The Better Sister”BIEL
- 87d W-2 requirement, in briefSSN
- 89d Person from South AsiaDESI
- 90d Whisky flavorerPEAT
- 91d Very involved (in)KNEEDEEP
- 92d Catchall phrase from LatinETALIA
- 94d Stepped up to the plateBATTED
- 95d WoesILLS
- 99d Awe-inspiring light showAURORA
- 100d Sushi consisting of thin slices of fish over riceNIGIRI
- 101d “Whew! Finished!”OKDONE
- 103d ExtolLAUD
- 104d Joints shown by no-show socksANKLES
- 106d Gathers (together)FLOCKS
- 107d Light intoLASHAT
- 108d Biblical tower localeBABEL
- 109d Clears, as profitEARNS
- 110d Welcome at the doorASKIN
- 111d Something consumed by the ton by whalesKRILL
- 117d Home of the Road to Hana, whose 64-mile length contains more than 600 curvesMAUI
- 118d Modern-day PersiaIRAN
- 119d Neglect to includeOMIT
- 121d RouteWAY
- 122d Abbr. in a job postingEEO
- 123d Carnival makerKIA