New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 11/15/2026. The November 15 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a FlatPLANAR
- 7a StuporsHAZES
- 12a Read, as a bar codeSCAN
- 16a Ending of some D.C. addressesGOV
- 19a ___ Singer, longtime cast member on “The Real Housewives of New York City”RAMONA
- 20a Board at a nail salonEMERY
- 21a Housebroken, sayTAME
- 22a Classic TV brandRCA
- 23a “Gonna Make You Sweat” (1990)EVERYBODYDANCENOW
- 26a Fixture at many a cash-only restaurantATM
- 27a Chicken ___ (cheesy dish)PARM
- 28a “Hang tight,” in textspeakBRB
- 29a Rap artist who once appeared as a hologram at CoachellaTUPAC
- 30a MateCHAP
- 31a “Oh, OK”AHISEE
- 34a “I Want You” (1969)SHESSOHEAVY
- 36a TrapSNARE
- 39a “? never mind”ORNOT
- 41a Canine commandSIT
- 42a “___ the Patchwork Elephant” (children’s book series)ELMER
- 43a “Single Ladies” (2008)PUTARINGONIT
- 46a Like the sounds “m,” “n” and “ng,” in EnglishNASAL
- 48a Emmitt and kin, in “Zootopia”OTTERS
- 49a Like some meatsCURED
- 51a Picks upADOPTS
- 55a Mao ___-tungTSE
- 56a Some medical assistants, in briefTECHS
- 59a Relating to Leo XIV, e.g.PAPAL
- 62a Exclamation on some Halloween décorEEK
- 63a Profs’ right handsTAS
- 64a [Wags finger]UHUH
- 65a Portia of “Arrested Development”DEROSSI
- 67a Olympic gymnast RaismanALY
- 68a Govt. payment systemEBT
- 69a What six answers in this puzzle are vis-Ã -vis the song titles in their cluesPARENTHETICAL
- 72a Animation frameCEL
- 73a “Code red! Code red!”SOS
- 74a Officially, the Empire State Building has 102 of themSTORIES
- 75a AggrievedSORE
- 76a Lead-in to “curious,” for a food websiteEPI
- 77a Disapproving soundTUT
- 78a Japanese sneaker makerASICS
- 79a Take care ofSEETO
- 81a Lose to gravitySAG
- 82a Like some of the French crown jewels in 2025STOLEN
- 85a Certain jazz comboOCTET
- 87a Feminist scholar ButlerJUDITH
- 90a Cropped upAROSE
- 93a “December, 1963” (1975)OHWHATANIGHT
- 96a Early arcade nameATARI
- 99a Couch shapeELL
- 101a Sherlock’s sister on TVENOLA
- 102a Musical collection, sayTONYS
- 103a “This Must Be the Place” (1983)NAIVEMELODY
- 106a Clog or loaferSLIPON
- 108a ___ vez (again, in Spanish)OTRA
- 109a Landmark 1988 Japanese animated filmAKIRA
- 110a Freud conceived of a “super” oneEGO
- 111a Talks, talks, talksYAKS
- 115a “___ be nice!”ITD
- 116a “Escape” (1979)THEPINACOLADASONG
- 121a Neither’s partnerNOR
- 122a Rest on one’s ___OARS
- 123a Unconsciously make noise?SNORE
- 124a Like some apartment appliancesINUNIT
- 125a Goody bag itemTOY
- 126a If’s partner, in codingELSE
- 127a Defeats by a hairEDGES
- 128a Foreign spies, e.g.ASSETS
- Down
- 1d ___ schoolPREP
- 2d Hot stuffLAVA
- 3d Red, white and blue land: Abbr.AMER
- 4d Oscar-winning Sally Field role of 1979NORMARAE
- 5d WhicheverANY
- 6d Clergyperson on the bimahRABBI
- 7d Comedian Mitch who said “An escalator can never break; it can only become stairs”HEDBERG
- 8d “Gilmore Girls” creator ___ Sherman-PalladinoAMY
- 9d British endingZED
- 10d Flop ___ (period of personal setbacks, in modern slang)ERA
- 11d Instrument associated with ’80s musicSYNTH
- 12d Helps to handle somethingSTEPSIN
- 13d Rummy relativeCANASTA
- 14d BP brandAMOCO
- 15d Email statusNEW
- 16d Kind of crackerGRAHAM
- 17d Musical intervalOCTAVE
- 18d Another name for the Slayer Handbook, in the “Buffy” franchiseVAMPYR
- 24d Filmmaker WellesORSON
- 25d Sticks on a tableCUES
- 30d Instrument with an endpinCELLO
- 32d Mr. abroadHERR
- 33d Cain’s firstbornENOCH
- 34d Recipe directiveSTIR
- 35d Broccoli unitHEAD
- 36d Some quick chemical assessmentsSPOTTESTS
- 37d Gaga forNUTSABOUT
- 38d Co-signsATTESTSTO
- 40d AlbatrossONUS
- 44d “Are you out?”ISTHATANO
- 45d Conical dwellingTEPEE
- 47d Mexican dipSALSAROJA
- 50d Fabric fold stitched into a waistline, sayDART
- 52d Hand gesture in the form of “bunny ears”PEACESIGN
- 53d Giving thought to somebody?TELEPATHY
- 54d Atrium featuresSKYLIGHTS
- 57d They’re used in Ireland but not Northern IrelandEUROS
- 58d French darlingCHERI
- 60d ComposurePOISE
- 61d Scarflike tieASCOT
- 64d Positive periodsUPS
- 65d Cabinet creation of 2002, in briefDHS
- 66d Michigan’s Grosse ___ILE
- 70d One-named singer who collaborated with the Velvet UndergroundNICO
- 71d U.K. grocery chainTESCO
- 79d Like most clothingSEWN
- 80d Essential characterETHOS
- 83d GrubLARVA
- 84d Shallowest Great LakeERIE
- 86d “So ___ say”THEY
- 88d Golden Rule prepositionUNTO
- 89d Bacchanal honoreeDIONYSUS
- 91d Those on a questSEEKERS
- 92d Planetary orbit shapeELLIPSE
- 94d Genetic variantsALLELES
- 95d Siberian forestTAIGA
- 96d Rub with oil, sayANOINT
- 97d Result of someone needling you?TATTOO
- 98d Hang on a clothesline, sayAIRDRY
- 100d ___ Beth Denberg, original cast member of “All That”LORI
- 104d Taj ___MAHAL
- 105d Ballet, par exempleDANSE
- 107d Speaking spotsPODIA
- 112d Top of the topAONE
- 113d Do some fiber artKNIT
- 114d Squad leaders: Abbr.SGTS
- 116d Third of three X’s, maybeTOE
- 117d “Your point being ??”AND
- 118d Worker bee, so to speakCOG
- 119d Load from a lodeORE
- 120d Q&A part: Abbr.ANS