New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 04/19/2026. The April 19 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Not noteworthyHOHUM
- 6a What might be found at the end of a rainbowPRISM
- 11a ExchangeSWAP
- 15a Contents of Lago de MaracaiboAGUA
- 19a EmergedAROSE
- 20a ___ pasta (rhyming fusion dish)RASTA
- 21a Chinese gooseberry, by another nameKIWI
- 22a ShreddedTORN
- 23a Traveled from Syros to Naxos to Mykonos, sayISLANDHOPPED
- 25a “That was rejuvenating!”IFEELGREAT
- 27a Pop artist LichtensteinROY
- 28a Fill-inTEMP
- 29a Sold for some quick cash, sayPAWNED
- 31a Path for a brideAISLE
- 32a Penny-pinchingCHEAP
- 34a [“Unbe-frickin-lievable!”]SOMAD
- 35a Title in old St. PetersburgTSAR
- 36a Wasn’t messing around, sayPLAYEDTOWIN
- 39a Cabal’s schemesSECRETPLOTS
- 44a Smooths, in a waySANDS
- 45a Dooley Wilson’s role in “Casablanca”SAM
- 46a Abstract Expressionist FrankenthalerHELEN
- 47a UnderstandGET
- 48a Target for salicylic acidACNE
- 49a They’ve got no complaintsHAPPYCAMPERS
- 52a Solstice timeJUNE
- 53a Constellation felineLEO
- 54a Defensive fortificationPALISADE
- 55a Winged beings of folkloreFAE
- 56a Multivolume ref. workOED
- 57a Style that’s short on the sides and long in the backMULLET
- 59a Fatty tuna, at a sushi barTORO
- 60a Where something irksome might stickCRAW
- 62a Canned sales pitchSPIEL
- 63a Masonry unitCINDERBLOCK
- 67a What lovers often overlookFLAWS
- 71a Almost any word that ends in “-ize”VERB
- 73a It’s verbotenNONO
- 74a Have eyes forDESIRE
- 75a Long-running CBS forensic dramaCSI
- 77a Old name for TokyoEDO
- 79a Beef bourguignon or chicken paprikashMEATSTEW
- 81a Singer Carly ___ JepsenRAE
- 82a Some ranch soundsMOOS
- 83a Listings on a band T-shirtCONCERTDATES
- 85a Keep it up when feeling downCHIN
- 86a Half of a candy duoIKE
- 87a RanksTIERS
- 88a Was in charge ofRAN
- 89a Caribbean nation whose name means “land of high mountains”HAITI
- 90a Popular poker variantTEXASHOLDEM
- 93a Baby book datumBIRTHWEIGHT
- 95a Many a “good buddy”CBER
- 96a Public transit systemMETRO
- 98a “For we walk by ___, not by sight”: II Corinthians 5:7FAITH
- 99a Big name in power toolsSTIHL
- 101a S, in the NATO alphabetSIERRA
- 103a Some cameras, for shortSLRS
- 104a ___ SchwarzFAO
- 107a How a misfit might feelOUTOFPLACE
- 109a Inbox zero targetsUNREADEMAILS
- 112a Mega-UBER
- 113a Like an eager beaverAGOG
- 114a One place for a massageSCALP
- 115a Heavy metal instrument in Verdi’s “Il Trovatore”ANVIL
- 116a Wine list headingREDS
- 117a !BANG
- 118a Small-plate servingsTAPAS
- 119a Grandchild of un abueloNIETO
- Down
- 1d Locks up?HAIR
- 2d ThereaboutsORSO
- 3d “Mamma mia!”HOLYCANNOLI
- 4d Women’s World Cup powerhouseUSA
- 5d Counselor’s chargesMENTEES
- 6d Elaborate invitation from a senior, maybePROMPOSAL
- 7d Actress Reneé of “The Sex Lives of College Girls”RAPP
- 8d MSN, for oneISP
- 9d TrampleSTEPON
- 10d Palindromic titleMADAM
- 11d SuperficialSKINDEEP
- 12d One who said “I do”WIFE
- 13d Knocked for a loopAWED
- 14d Pizza ___PIE
- 15d Relating to part of the heartATRIAL
- 16d Doesn’t stick to the planGOESROGUE
- 17d River through OrskURAL
- 18d Get in on a dealANTE
- 24d Race that’s too close to callDHEADT
- 26d Desperate final effortLGASTP
- 30d Words traced on a dirty carWASHME
- 33d Evil counterpart in an 1886 novellaHYDE
- 34d Flanders neighborSIMPSON
- 35d More fraughtTENSER
- 36d Book before ProverbsPSALMS
- 37d Get ready to skateLACEUP
- 38d ElkWAPITI
- 40d Roman à ___CLEF
- 41d Request in billiards or beer pongRERACK
- 42d Watch overTEND
- 43d Office building abbr.STE
- 49d Milliner’s handiworkHAT
- 50d Mowing, mulching, raking, etc.YCARDE
- 51d DecoratorADORNER
- 52d Basset hounds have big onesJOWLS
- 54d One-named sports legendPELE
- 58d Some jeansLEVIS
- 61d Three or four, sayAFEW
- 63d Extract said to promote relaxationCBDOIL
- 64d Ton of cargoBLOATD
- 65d It contains all of (and all the letters of) TorontoONTARIO
- 66d One who’s screen-sharingCOSTAR
- 68d Congrats from across the roomAIRHIGHFIVE
- 69d Ghostly beingWRAITH
- 70d Dismissive response on movie nightSEENIT
- 72d Parish leaderRECTOR
- 74d Bouvier ___ Flandres (Belgian dog breed)DES
- 75d Crown and ___ (alliterative bar order)COKE
- 76d “Can’t wait!”SOEXCITED
- 78d Linear, for shortONED
- 79d Eponymous hypnotistMESMER
- 80d Entrances and exits of camp dwellingsTENTFLAPS
- 82d Alma mater for Marvel’s Tony Stark and DC Comics’s Lex Luthor, in briefMIT
- 84d Cadbury confectionCREMEEGG
- 85d Nickname that omits -linCAIT
- 89d Prestigious trophy nameHEISMAN
- 91d LoathesABHORS
- 92d Where “The Four Agreements” and “The Five Love Languages” may be shelvedSHELFP
- 93d Fernet-___ (Italian digestif brand)BRANCA
- 94d Most merchandise at Ace and True ValueHWARDE
- 97d Rely onTRUST
- 99d Ill-humoredSOUR
- 100d Fallopian conduitTUBE
- 101d Really long yarnSAGA
- 102d The New York Times’s “T,” on a phone screenICON
- 103d Actress WardSELA
- 105d LandedALIT
- 106d World capital that’s home to the Kon-Tiki MuseumOSLO
- 108d Slang term for a recording studioLAB
- 110d Genre for Cypress Hill or the Sugarhill GangRAP
- 111d Alex and ___ (jewelry company)ANI
I live in Rhode Island. This is not the puzzle that I received today. The descriptive words are the same as above, but the diagram does not match it! What’s going on?
This is one of those crosswords where two letters are crammed into one box. The answers above don‘t reflect that aspect of this unique puzzle. These are not my favorite—they are like an inside joke.