New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 11/13/2026. The November 13 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 “Finally! Me time!”ALONEATLAST
- 12a “___ gratia artis”ARS
- 15a Total areaCEREALAISLE
- 16a Native American Heritage Mo.NOV
- 17a “Nothing better!”CANTTOPTHAT
- 18a Word with ginger or creamALE
- 19a Org. that measures A.Q.I.EPA
- 20a Fall opener: Abbr.SEPT
- 21a “Little help here”BEAPAL
- 23a CustomsDUTY
- 25a LookSEEM
- 27a ScintillaWHIT
- 28a Dueling equipmentEPEES
- 30a Formal guidance?DRESSCODE
- 33a ___ ZATO
- 35a What a deck may be stacked with?SAILORS
- 36a Greek letter that becomes another Greek letter when its first two letters are droppedTHETA
- 38a It’s seriously entertainingDRAMA
- 39a Raise a false red flagCRYWOLF
- 41a Memphis-to-Nashville dir.ENE
- 42a Salsa partnerCHEESEDIP
- 44a Reach for the stars, sayGOBIG
- 48a Parks of MontgomeryROSA
- 49a InspirationIDEA
- 51a ___ colada (mocktail)NADA
- 52a Like many a vaultARCHED
- 55a [That’s *my* kibble!]GRRR
- 57a BloomerBUD
- 58a “I’ll pass”NAH
- 59a “Pick up the pace!”MOVEITALONG
- 62a Country music’s ___ Young BandELI
- 63a “So, there’s this special person ?”IMETSOMEONE
- 64a Two shakes of a lamb’s tailSEC
- 65a “Heaven forbid!”LETSHOPENOT
- Down
- 1d AcquiesceACCEDE
- 2d Perform an entrechat, e.g.LEAPUP
- 3d Not at all plainORNATE
- 4d Not grossNET
- 5d VittlesEATS
- 6d Spiny succulentsALOES
- 7d Chosen, in a wayTAPPED
- 8d Lays waste to?LITTERS
- 9d Louisville Slugger materialASH
- 10d Major hunkSLAB
- 11d French beanTETE
- 12d Rhetorical device like “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”ANAPHORA
- 13d Relief pitcher?ROLAIDS
- 14d LissomeSVELTE
- 22d “You’ve gotta be kidding me!”AWCOMEON
- 24d “OK, fine, I get it ?”YEAHYEAH
- 26d Ye olde quaffMEAD
- 29d Bouillabaisse and hasenpfefferSTEWS
- 31d ProgenitorSIRE
- 32d ArgotSLANG
- 34d Plains tribeOTOE
- 36d “What style!”TRESCHIC
- 37d Big name in discount supermarketsALDI
- 39d Lutheran hymnCHORALE
- 40d Doesn’t sit stillFIDGETS
- 42d Common origami figuresCRANES
- 43d Fourth-to-last word of the Gettysburg AddressPERISH
- 45d Relative of a mandrillBABOON
- 46d “No clue!”IDUNNO
- 47d DoohickeyGADGET
- 50d Sci-fi companion who speaks “binary,” familiarlyARTOO
- 53d Actor Jannings or artist NoldeEMIL
- 54d Hagia Sophia featureDOME
- 56d Way off, sometimesRAMP
- 60d One working with canines, maybeVET
- 61d “Pachinko” author Min Jin ___LEE