New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 10/11/2026. The October 11 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Easy puttTAPIN
- 6a CleverSMART
- 11a Exam for a future atty.LSAT
- 15a Boulderer’s safety itemPAD
- 18a Muffin alternativeSCONE
- 19a Sea surrounding MykonosAEGEAN
- 21a Flour in Indian cookingATTA
- 22a “Mr. Blue Sky” band, in briefELO
- 23a Some “Star Trek” slang?KLINGONLINGO
- 25a Infamous Russian mysticRASPUTIN
- 27a Glow up?SUN
- 28a One might be liquid or frozenASSET
- 29a Street that might run all the way through townMAIN
- 31a Like most autographsINPEN
- 32a French filmmaker JacquesTATI
- 34a Secrets known only to E.N.T.s?EARCANALARCANA
- 38a Depression formed by a volcano’s collapseCALDERA
- 41a Did a taxing job?AUDITED
- 42a C.I.A. forerunnerOSS
- 43a Listened to “Rigoletto” way too many times?OVERDIDVERDI
- 46a Mideast leadersEMIRS
- 48a Member of the South Asian diasporaDESI
- 49a Ocho menos unoSIETE
- 50a Berkeley university, familiarlyCAL
- 53a Rubber stamp go-withINKPAD
- 56a Many a David Foster Wallace pieceESSAY
- 58a Not grossNET
- 59a Wild hogsBOARS
- 61a “___ y plata” (Montana’s motto)ORO
- 62a Sleuth, slangilyTEC
- 64a “A sharp edge recalls a splinter’s bite” or “The forest’s final revenge is whisper-thin,” e.g.?PAPERCUTAPERCU
- 69a N.K. ___, “Broken Earth” trilogy authorJEMISIN
- 73a Summer in FranceETE
- 74a Person discussed in Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 of the U.S. ConstitutionELECTOR
- 75a Spark joy?ELICITFELICITY
- 80a Educational inst.SCH
- 81a “Feast,” in ArabicEID
- 82a Count (up)TALLY
- 83a Slippery swimmerEEL
- 85a Daniel ___ (children’s TV character)TIGER
- 89a “The heart of the internet,” per its taglineREDDIT
- 91a HandfulFEW
- 93a Those opposedANTIS
- 95a Animated explorerDORA
- 96a Cornea-reshaping surgeryLASIK
- 98a Diwali or Holi?HINDISHINDIG
- 101a Queen ___ (pop nickname)BEY
- 102a BouncingOUSTING
- 105a Some hair productsPOMADES
- 106a Like the world’s worst demolition company?LASTINBLASTING
- 110a Rose bowl?VASE
- 111a Status after a leadoff walkONEON
- 112a DrubbingROUT
- 113a Wibbly-wobblyAREEL
- 115a Hot stone massage locationSPA
- 118a Take a riskCHANCEIT
- 120a A whole bunch of ocean detritus?LOTSAFLOTSAM
- 124a Tsp. or tbsp.AMT
- 125a Triumphal monument shapeARCH
- 126a Off-targetERRANT
- 127a Family girlNIECE
- 128a Fleur-de-___LIS
- 129a Luxury goods retailer since 1867SAKS
- 130a Needlessly adorns, in an idiomGILDS
- 131a Massachusetts county in which the term “gerrymandering” was first appliedESSEX
- Down
- 1d Disapproving soundsTSKS
- 2d “Dissent is patriotic” grp.ACLU
- 3d Anti-matter?POINTLESS
- 4d Overnight stopINN
- 5d Made irrelevantNEGATED
- 6d ___ serifSANS
- 7d Free-for-allMELEE
- 8d Stress-induced discomfortAGITA
- 9d Stimpy’s TV partnerREN
- 10d Make it?TAG
- 11d Roundup ropeLARIAT
- 12d Comics legend behind the Fantastic FourSTANLEE
- 13d Calls out on social media, slangilyATS
- 14d Odd-toed ungulateTAPIR
- 15d Document used for a travel companion who might sit under a seatPETPASSPORT
- 16d Many characters in Pixar’s “Elio”ALIENS
- 17d “The Bear” matriarch played by Jamie Lee CurtisDONNA
- 20d RootlessNOMADIC
- 24d Green Egyptian godOSIRIS
- 26d Get into, as a cab, sayUNCORK
- 30d DiFranco who made her Broadway debut in “Hadestown”ANI
- 33d Northernmost arm of the MediterraneanADRIATIC
- 35d Like a blue moon or blue steakRARE
- 36d Something to chew onCUD
- 37d Ship brassADMIRALS
- 38d Work with Python, sayCODE
- 39d Park and Fifth, e.g.: Abbr.AVES
- 40d Tennis score following deuceADIN
- 44d Second-in-commandVEEP
- 45d ___ Place, female companion of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance KidETTA
- 47d Closely examineINSPECT
- 51d “Dancing With the Stars” networkABC
- 52d Cardinals legend BrockLOU
- 54d With the bow, in musicARCO
- 55d SullenDOUR
- 57d “Indeed!”YESITIS
- 60d Performed exceptionally, in slangATE
- 63d Bibliography listingCITATION
- 65d Louvre Pyramid architectPEI
- 66d Mail Boxes ___ETC
- 67d Chain that sells climbing gearREI
- 68d Only egg-laying mammals besides platypusesECHIDNAS
- 69d Mocking cryJEER
- 70d “Night” memoirist WieselELIE
- 71d They might be the last to be booked on an airplaneMIDDLESEATS
- 72d Grp. for Commanders and ChiefsNFL
- 76d Holiday classic starring Will FerrellELF
- 77d Soapmaker’s supplyLYE
- 78d Be inclinedTEND
- 79d Cryptid with a Tibetan nameYETI
- 84d Speech therapist’s targetLISP
- 86d Frigg and Freyja, e.g.GODDESSES
- 87d One of the Great LakesERIE
- 88d Cleaning clothsRAGS
- 90d Home of the N.C.A.A.’s FlyersDAYTON
- 92d Train soundWHISTLE
- 93d Home services websiteANGI
- 94d Dig up dirt, saySHOVEL
- 97d “Barry Lyndon” directorKUBRICK
- 99d QB’s worry: Abbr.INT
- 100d Statement by someone who’s out of date?IMALONE
- 101d Vietnamese sandwichBANHMI
- 103d Animals known for their slow metabolismSLOTHS
- 104d Capital of ancient Troy?TAU
- 106d Alternative to expressLOCAL
- 107d Ancient AndeansINCAS
- 108d Like some allergy spraysNASAL
- 109d SplendidGRAND
- 114d Young newtsEFTS
- 116d A runner may need to pick it upPACE
- 117d Charger’s option, informallyAMEX
- 119d Flop ___ (period of failure)ERA
- 121d Part of NGO: Abbr.ORG
- 122d Prefix with cycleTRI
- 123d Christmas carol contractionTIS