New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 09/24/2026. The September 24 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes You can search by clue name, number or direction for example for 2 Across clue just type '2A' or '2D' for 2nd down clue.
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- Across
- 1a Slang for an Italian dish ? or along with QI, the highest-value two-letter word in ScrabbleZA
- 3a Make an impressionETCH
- 7a Hanger-onLEECH
- 12a BlunderERR
- 14a Recital piecesSOLOS
- 16a “Same here,” more stifflyASDOI
- 17a Canapé toppingROE
- 18a Traction enhancerCLEAT
- 19a Ships, sayMAILS
- 20a Cheerios grainOAT
- 21a American architect who invented Scrabble while unemployed during the Great DepressionALFREDBUTTS
- 23a Hold tightlyGRASP
- 25a Like most manuscript submissionsTYPED
- 26a Many a Scottish nativeGAEL
- 28a Circuit in which Martina Navratilova holds the most singles titles, in briefWTATOUR
- 33a Dish featured in Broadway’s “Sweeney Todd”MEATPIE
- 36a DeclineWANE
- 37a Scrabble’s name prior to its acquisition by James Brunot in 1948CRISSCROSSWORDS
- 41a Ford or LincolnAUTO
- 42a Full of vivid detail, as memoryEIDETIC
- 43a Supposed sign of a healthy poochWETNOSE
- 45a Onesie fastenerSNAP
- 47a Actress Rene of “Thor”RUSSO
- 50a Watchdog’s warningGROWL
- 53a Bonus score for a bingo (using all seven of one’s tiles) in ScrabbleFIFTYPOINTS
- 58a Actress Sandra or RubyDEE
- 59a Dr. Seuss’ environmentalistLORAX
- 60a Open, as a toothpaste tubeUNCAP
- 61a Like Brahms’s Symphony No. 3INF
- 62a CognizantAWARE
- 63a Home to Oral Roberts UniversityTULSA
- 64a Verizon competitor, informallyATT
- 65a Power measuresWATTS
- 66a WitnessedSEEN
- 67a The two most valuable Scrabble tiles
- Down
- 1d Weightless state, for shortZEROG
- 2d Cheering wildlyAROAR
- 3d Ones who have trouble finishing sentences?ESCAPEES
- 4d RingTOLL
- 5d Chin featureCLEFT
- 6d Old and triteHOARY
- 7d Wavelength symbolLAMBDA
- 8d Genesis twinESAU
- 9d DoctorEDIT
- 10d Belmont entryCOLT
- 11d Sound during a cat fightHISS
- 13d Put on sale, perhapsRETAG
- 15d From one tone to the next adjacent tone, in musicSTEPWISE
- 22d Finds repugnantDETESTS
- 24d Biblical figure with a notoriously bad hair day?SAMSON
- 27d Gets ready to hit the iceLACESUP
- 29d Like some garagesTWOCAR
- 30d Crew needOAR
- 31d Hamburger connection?UND
- 32d Some scale membersRES
- 34d Vies for a roster spotTRIESOUT
- 35d Group of sealsPOD
- 37d Crow’s cryCAW
- 38d Wish undoneRUE
- 39d Addams Family cousinITT
- 40d Record held by the Spruce Goose for over 70 years, at 320 feetWINGSPAN
- 44d Straight-horned antelopesORYXES
- 46d Spots for addressesPODIA
- 48d Kind of cavitySINUS
- 49d Frère de la mèreONCLE
- 51d Forgot what you intended to sayWENT
- 52d Didn’t fill in, as a field on an applicationLEFT
- 53d Design problemFLAW
- 54d Part of the Corn BeltIOWA
- 55d Row house?FRAT
- 56d Patisserie pastryTART
- 57d Stun, in a wayTASE