New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 04/05/2026. The April 05 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a They need fans to stay coolIDOLS
- 6a Philippine marinadesADOBOS
- 12a Second first lady, after MarthaABIGAIL
- 19a Cheap cigarSTOGIE
- 20a Philippine capitalMANILA
- 21a ContritionREMORSE
- 22a Prime-time timeNINEPM
- 23a We’re literally giving away our rental cars!FREEENTERPRISE
- 25a Resembling boneOSTEOID
- 27a Overnight optionINN
- 28a Pull some strings?UNTIE
- 29a Phony social media followerBOT
- 30a It hurts how much we?re overcharging for this detergent!NOPAINNOGAIN
- 34a ___ ConstitutionUSS
- 37a Winter measureSNOWFALL
- 40a “Nostalgia is a seductive ___”: George W. BallLIAR
- 41a Spider’s pouchEGGSAC
- 43a Inappropriately appropriatedUSURPED
- 45a Crush a testACEIT
- 48a Muse depicted with a lyreERATO
- 49a Like raw footageUNCUT
- 51a Alexander ___, 1980s secretary of stateHAIG
- 53a Competition with clowns, maybeRODEO
- 55a Showbiz “grand slam,” familiarlyEGOT
- 56a Scrooge’s shoutBAH
- 57a Our planes don’t have seats!UNITEDWESTAND
- 61a Social worker?ANT
- 62a Undertake, as a journeyENTERON
- 64a College admissions fig.GPA
- 65a Whence St. FrancisASSISI
- 67a Quite spiritedRAHRAH
- 68a Bulletin board additionPOSTING
- 71a A chair might cover oneAGENDA
- 74a Place to store magazinesARMORY
- 76a Broody genreEMO
- 77a First college in the modern era to boast a 15-0 football teamCLEMSON
- 78a Bump on the head, say?ZIT
- 80a Our tech products fall apart easily!APPLECRUMBLES
- 84a However, in textsTHO
- 85a Sportsbook figuresODDS
- 87a Grinning Face With Sweat, for oneEMOJI
- 88a WinnowPARE
- 89a Some exits in ExeterTATAS
- 91a Japanese healing disciplineREIKI
- 93a Hägar the Horrible’s dogSNERT
- 95a Like a wrung-out mopDAMPISH
- 97a Some commotion in a sheepfoldBAAING
- 99a RepCRED
- 101a Most ridiculousGOOFIEST
- 104a Monopolist’s portionALL
- 105a Our cable channel is devoted to censorship!LIFETIMEBANS
- 109a Dripping, sayWET
- 110a White’s longtime co-hostSAJAK
- 111a Many a book fair sponsor, for shortPTA
- 112a [Look below for more info]SEENOTE
- 115a Go ahead and shoplift one pair of our jeans!JUSTTAKEAGUESS
- 121a Bolts (down)SCARFS
- 122a Home country of the Center for Civil Liberties, jointly awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace PrizeUKRAINE
- 123a Monkey’s place, maybeBARREL
- 124a Article of jewelry worn around the bicepsARMLET
- 125a EruditeLEARNED
- 126a Stylishly elegantCLASSY
- 127a Shoe leather for ElvisSUEDE
- Down
- 1d “This. Means. War!”ITISON
- 2d Our soap is deadly!DONTTOUCHTHATDIAL
- 3d Serpentine shape in architectureOGEE
- 4d Certain cosmetic surgery, familiarlyLIPO
- 5d High class?SEMINAR
- 6d Big letters in bowlingAMF
- 7d “Beavis and Butt-Head” spinoffDARIA
- 8d Common soccer scoreONENIL
- 9d Two-year periodsBIENNIA
- 10d Common soccer cheerOLE
- 11d With 44-Down, home of the U.S.’s most-visited municipal zooSAN
- 12d ___ rock (music genre)ARENA
- 13d Nickname for Britain’s King Edward VIIBERTIE
- 14d Encroach (on)IMPINGE
- 15d Horror movie stapleGORE
- 16d Grande’s perfume lineARI
- 17d Major research lab for astronauts, for shortISS
- 18d Actress Jamie ___ CurtisLEE
- 19d Highfalutin sortsSNOBS
- 24d YankTUG
- 26d Creature with a signature whistle it can use to identify itselfDOLPHIN
- 31d Accordion foldPLEAT
- 32d Iridescent shell materialNACRE
- 33d Dirt pie ingredientsOREOS
- 34d Our magazine hates everything and everyone!USAGAINSTTHEWORLD
- 35d SquelchedSATON
- 36d Michael ___, Steve Carell’s role on “The Office”SCOTT
- 38d Sch. endearingly called “Wazzu”WSU
- 39d Animated TV series set in the 31st centuryFUTURAMA
- 42d LSAT alternative, for some law schoolsGRE
- 44d See 11-DownDIEGO
- 46d Lab labelIDTAG
- 47d Afternoon socialsTEAS
- 49d It’ll take you for a rideUBER
- 50d Mama’s mamaNANA
- 52d Natl. economic yardsticksGDPS
- 54d DiscountedONSALE
- 58d Zero chanceNOHOPE
- 59d Something well-taken?WATER
- 60d Chartreuse or brandy, e.g.DIGESTIF
- 63d Mess upERR
- 66d Part of a sch. yearSEM
- 68d Orange cone, sayPYLON
- 69d “No cause for alarm!”?IMUP
- 70d Land roverNOMAD
- 72d Home of Qatar AirwaysDOHA
- 73d A long time, in SpainANOS
- 75d Tach statsRPMS
- 77d Sax player ClarenceCLEMONS
- 78d “The Greek” in a 1964 filmZORBA
- 79d OptimalIDEAL
- 81d Emergency option for a fighter pilotEJECT
- 82d High, wispy cloudsCIRRI
- 83d Alice of TV’s “Queen of the South”BRAGA
- 86d Manage moguls, saySKI
- 90d “___ expected”ASI
- 92d Like many legal phrasesINLATIN
- 94d Fried Japanese fareTEMPURA
- 96d ImpersonatesPOSESAS
- 98d 1997 Demi Moore military dramaGIJANE
- 100d HampersDETERS
- 102d Fixed rateSETFEE
- 103d Statistics tool used to find significant differencesTTEST
- 106d Not realFAKED
- 107d ___ out an existenceEKE
- 108d They might be loaded or stolenBASES
- 110d HeadlinerSTAR
- 113d Neutral toneECRU
- 114d April or May, e.g.NAME
- 115d Q3 starter: Abbr.JUL
- 116d Luau instrument, in briefUKE
- 117d Mme., across the PyreneesSRA
- 118d “The Bachelor” networkABC
- 119d Actress GadotGAL
- 120d FoxySLY