New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 08/10/2026. The August 10 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a “Planet of the ___”APES
- 5a Wood strip found in many Ikea bed supportsSLAT
- 9a Take pleasure inENJOY
- 14a Size opposite of mini-MAXI
- 15a Prepares to throw a dart, sayAIMS
- 16a Crystal-filled rockGEODE
- 17a Newspaper opinion pieceOPED
- 18a *Title of a 1990s ABC sitcom and a 1990s New Kids on the Block hitSTEPBYSTEP
- 20a Cereal often found with pretzels in a party snack mixRICECHEX
- 22a Vertical jumping ability, in basketball lingoUPS
- 23a Sheep’s cryBAA
- 24a “___ to Go!,” 2024 Chappell Roan hit sometimes compared to the Village People’s “Y.M.C.A.”HOT
- 25a Attracted to people of any gender, for shortPAN
- 28a *Detailed, real-time description of eventsPLAYBYPLAY
- 33a Shape for a red-and-white striped Christmas candyCANE
- 34a Rodeo ropeLASSO
- 35a Foggy mental stateHAZE
- 36a Raisins, when on a celery-and-peanut-butter “log”ANTS
- 37a Wrinkly citrus fruitUGLI
- 38a “What a shame”SOSAD
- 39a Riverbank depositSILT
- 40a Prompted, on stageCUED
- 41a Lyft competitorUBER
- 42a Zellweger of “Bridget Jones’s Diary”RENEE
- 43a Joint sometimes bent in protestKNEE
- 44a *How to tackle big writing projects, per a seminal Anne Lamott bookBIRDBYBIRD
- 46a Go on and on and onYAP
- 47a LAX postingETA
- 48a Frito-___LAY
- 49a Not just some or mostALL
- 50a Got off the ground, as a start-up companyLAUNCHED
- 55a *Many an off-road vehicle ? or a literal description of the answer to each asterisked clue (including this one!)FOURBYFOUR
- 59a Otherworldly glowAURA
- 60a It means slow (not big!) in musicLARGO
- 61a “Well, ___ that special!”ISNT
- 62a Poetry competitionSLAM
- 63a “See what I’m talkin’ ?bout?”YKNOW
- 64a Brooklyn basketballers ? and what they swishNETS
- 65a EffortlessnessEASE
- Down
- 1d Spanish loveAMOR
- 2d Big ___ (nickname of baseball’s David Ortiz)PAPI
- 3d Company bigwigEXEC
- 4d *Next to each other, like many washers and dryersSIDEBYSIDE
- 5d Strut down the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” runway, saySASHAY
- 6d Lo-calLITE
- 7d Visa or Mastercard rival, informallyAMEX
- 8d Small recipe amt.TSP
- 9d Home of the Great PyramidEGYPT
- 10d Loch ___ monsterNESS
- 11d Scribble (down)JOT
- 12d Sappho’s “___ to Aphrodite”ODE
- 13d Slangy affirmativeYEP
- 19d Lifted, as one’s spiritsBUOYED
- 21d ___ San Lucas, MexicoCABO
- 24d Venture, as a guessHAZARD
- 25d Pressed sandwichPANINI
- 26d Part of a reindeer’s rackANTLER
- 27d Prepared one’s home for a new arrivalNESTED
- 28d Spirited and determinedPLUCKY
- 29d “___ Beach: The Real Orange County” (MTV reality show of the mid-aughts)LAGUNA
- 30d Catching some Z’sASLEEP
- 31d Irrational fearPHOBIA
- 32d Word before printer or pointerLASER
- 33d *Considered individuallyCASEBYCASE
- 38d In a nonobvious waySUBTLY
- 42d “Deadpool” actor ReynoldsRYAN
- 45d Says out loud without thinkingBLURTS
- 47d Spot for a roller skater’s padELBOW
- 49d Best Picture winner found hiding in “and the Oscar goes to ?”ARGO
- 50d “Heads, I win. Tails, you ___!” (sneaky coin flip agreement)LOSE
- 51d Parent’s sisterAUNT
- 52d Hawaiian storytelling danceHULA
- 53d Times of one’s life, sayERAS
- 54d Title for Helen Mirren and Emma ThompsonDAME
- 55d Take to the skyFLY
- 56d Acorn-bearing treeOAK
- 57d Caterer’s coffee dispenserURN
- 58d Above-water sign of a sharkFIN