New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 10/14/2026. The October 14 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Hot stuffMAGMA
- 6a TargetGOAL
- 10a Worshiper’s locale, at timesAPSE
- 14a Poe’s middle nameALLAN
- 15a Lingerie materialLACE
- 16a GlimpsePEEK
- 17a Response to “Good morning, everybody!”YOUREMUTED
- 19a Glazier’s productPANE
- 20a ConsumedATE
- 21a Debunked “facts”MYTHS
- 22a Amish, Shakers and othersSECTS
- 23a Long (for)PINE
- 24a Former Mideast bigwigSHAH
- 25a Response to “Let’s get this meeting going”WECANTHEARYOU
- 30a Wrap, as ropeCOIL
- 32a Word before or after buttHEAD
- 33a Flesh and bloodKIN
- 34a Tree with edible nutsHAZEL
- 36a “A conversation carried out by other means,” per Peter UstinovSEX
- 37a Give inYIELD
- 39a Triumphant cryAHA
- 40a Prefix with -meterALTI
- 42a Chilean moneyPESO
- 43a Response to “Why is everyone ignoring me?”TURNYOURMICON
- 48a Small valleyDELL
- 49a They may be subject to inflationEGOS
- 50a Flora and fauna, collectivelyBIOTA
- 52a Sharp part of a kiteTALON
- 54a Chicago sights, for shortELS
- 57a Apartment optionLOFT
- 58a Reaction to the unsuccessful “conversation” in this puzzleOHFORGETIT
- 60a Off base?AWOL
- 61a ___ testROAD
- 62a IsolatedALONE
- 63a Befuddled stateHAZE
- 64a Deep-sixBURY
- 65a Source of strength and resilienceSINEW
- Down
- 1d Bygone Mesoamerican civilizationMAYA
- 2d OodlesALOT
- 3d Affix, in a wayGLUE
- 4d BesmirchMAR
- 5d Low on red blood cells, perhapsANEMIC
- 6d It’s in wheat, but not buckwheatGLUTEN
- 7d Requirement for a jurorOATH
- 8d Wild cards, at timesACES
- 9d Took the helmLED
- 10d LookAPPEAR
- 11d DandyPEACHYKEEN
- 12d Label on an email folderSENT
- 13d Scratches (out)EKES
- 18d Talkative birdMYNA
- 22d Like a good tree or a bad dealSHADY
- 23d Three-season star of the New York CosmosPELE
- 24d Word before green or after RedSEA
- 25d Literary title character who’s mostly unseenWIZARDOFOZ
- 26d Pronoun with two homophonesTHEIR
- 27d CurseHEX
- 28d Mechanic’s canfulsOILS
- 29d Edit menu commandUNDO
- 30d Shoot the breezeCHAT
- 31d Locale of the Battleship Missouri MemorialOAHU
- 35d Who “turned my whole world upside down,” in a 1970s rock hitLAYLA
- 36d “Rugrats” dadSTU
- 38d Announcements in The Economist, for shortIPOS
- 41d “What a riot!,” in briefLOL
- 44d IrkNETTLE
- 45d Something to humMELODY
- 46d Sikorsky of aviation fameIGOR
- 47d Cuban drumsCONGAS
- 50d UnexcitingBLAH
- 51d “American Gothic” settingIOWA
- 52d First word of “Ode on a Grecian Urn”THOU
- 53d Way offAFAR
- 54d Alma mater for George Orwell and Hugh LaurieETON
- 55d Cue from a cuerLINE
- 56d Hearty dishSTEW
- 58d BallORB
- 59d Hollywood’s Roth or WallachELI