New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 08/02/2026. The August 02 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Pen nameBIC
- 4a Garment whose name is a homophone for a board gameSARI
- 8a Keywords accompanying a YouTube video, sayTAGS
- 12a BellyachesCARPS
- 17a Listing of what’s on tapMENU
- 18a StoryTIER
- 19a It’s right around the presentWRAP
- 20a Phone notificationsALERTS
- 22a “For our ad, how should we list the car that we found in the ditch?”OFFROADVEHICLE
- 25a Massachusetts city named for a colonial patriotREVERE
- 26a Like phone numbers in infomercialsTOLLFREE
- 27a Team playersATHLETES
- 29a Boggy placeFEN
- 30a Rightmost word on the front of a pennyTRUST
- 31a Their horns don’t honkRAMS
- 33a KerfufflesADOS
- 34a Moccasin decorationBEAD
- 35a “Physics is like ___: Sure, it may give some practical results, but that’s not why we do it” (quote attributed to Richard Feynman)SEX
- 36a Ankle partTARSUS
- 39a “? and how do we add that it was just struck by lightning?”NEWSHOCKS
- 41a “You will be ___”MISSED
- 42a What’s to be with Québec?ETRE
- 43a Focus of many a small private collegeARTS
- 44a “? and that the tailpipe is dragging on the ground?”LOWEMISSIONS
- 49a 19th-century school itemSLATE
- 51a Emulates CiceroORATES
- 52a Food or waterNEED
- 54a Cover with a black rectangle, sayREDACT
- 58a Useful pointers?VANES
- 59a RascalSCAMP
- 62a Tech models since 1998IMACS
- 65a Country with the all-time greatest number of medals at the Winter Olympics: Abbr.NOR
- 66a Quickbeam and Leaflock, in fantasyENTS
- 67a “? and what about the leaky roof?”BUCKETSEATS
- 69a Point of intersectionNODE
- 70a “Here ___!”IGO
- 71a Mideast languageFARSI
- 72a Surprising resultUPSET
- 73a PretendFEIGN
- 74a Achilles, e.g.TENDON
- 76a Family nickname comparable to the Yiddish “bubbe”NANA
- 78a Smooth, nowIRONED
- 79a Gains prominenceRISES
- 82a “? and the broken door locks?”KEYLESSENTRY
- 86a “___ just in ?”THIS
- 88a Big name in plasticVISA
- 90a Rudimentary seedsOVULES
- 91a “? and the defective speaker system?”QUIETRIDE
- 93a RudimentaryPRIMAL
- 94a Calling card, for short?SIM
- 97a Safari destinations?URLS
- 98a Drink in a red, white and blue cupICEE
- 99a Donahue on TV Guide’s list of “50 Greatest TV Stars of All Time”PHIL
- 100a Yemeni neighborOMANI
- 102a Old gridiron org. for the Boston PatriotsAFL
- 103a End of “Our Town” or “A Doll’s House”ACTTHREE
- 105a Spectacular flopsDEBACLES
- 108a Upholsterer’s sampleSWATCH
- 110a “? and finally, the missing front tires?”REARWHEELDRIVE
- 112a Capital of ZimbabweHARARE
- 113a Pupil’s surroundingsIRIS
- 114a Like toms and drakesMALE
- 115a State as factAVER
- 116a U-Haul alternativeRYDER
- 117a Legend who occasionally used his head to achieve greatnessPELE
- 118a SoCal sch.SDSU
- 119a Pink part of a Mr. Potato Head setEAR
- Down
- 1d Caption below the first of two photosBEFORE
- 2d Opposite of exodusINFLUX
- 3d Dumbbell exercisesCURLS
- 4d Giant or dwarfSTAR
- 5d ___-de-campAIDE
- 6d Backs out, sayREVERSES
- 7d IndignationIRE
- 8d NinniesTWITS
- 9d What someone flat-footed lacksARCH
- 10d Like an honorable knightGALLANT
- 11d They might be on one’s radarSPEEDERS
- 12d PetCARESS
- 13d Porters, for exampleALES
- 14d Race prior to a race?REV
- 15d Fifth-year student leader at HogwartsPREFECT
- 16d Barely runs?STREAKS
- 17d Fruit snack brandMOTTS
- 21d ExcitesSENDS
- 23d Again and again, in verseOFTTIMES
- 24d Over-the-top performersHAMS
- 28d Item on a rackTOWEL
- 32d Mercedes alternativeAUDI
- 34d Idly doodling, maybeBORED
- 37d How the car in this puzzle’s theme would be soldASIS
- 38d Blog feed lettersRSS
- 40d Disrelishes and then someHATES
- 41d Hands (out)METES
- 42d Linguistic suffixESE
- 44d “Fabulous!”LOVEIT
- 45d It has a rind but supposedly no rhymeORANGE
- 46d Deliberately maliciousWANTON
- 47d Opposite of “You’ll pay for that!”?ONME
- 48d God who aids the Trojan fleet in the first book of the “Aeneid”NEPTUNE
- 50d Long stories have themARCS
- 53d Runs out of gasDIES
- 55d Divinely electANOINT
- 56d Old yeller?CODGER
- 57d FaddishTRENDY
- 59d California’s Big ___SUR
- 60d Keeps in the loop, electronicallyCCS
- 61d Similar (to)AKIN
- 63d Pioneering astronaut JemisonMAE
- 64d “The Good Wife” figure: Abbr.ATT
- 67d Declares off limitsBANS
- 68d Fix a litter problem?SPAY
- 69d Show signsNEONS
- 71d Palm off (on)FOIST
- 73d MoochFREELOAD
- 75d Hangs on a clotheslineDRIES
- 77d Isis Naija Gaston, ___ Ice SpiceAKA
- 78d Madonna’s “La ___ Bonita”ISLA
- 80d Kick outEVICT
- 81d Planned detourSIDETRIP
- 83d “Shark Tank” shark GreinerLORI
- 84d Horror franchise that includes 1992’s “Army of Darkness”EVILDEAD
- 85d It all adds up to thisSUM
- 86d “West Side Story” conflictTURFWAR
- 87d Edmund who wrote “View From the Summit”HILLARY
- 89d “Now, wait just one minute!”SEEHERE
- 91d SuppressQUASH
- 92d Like cheesecake vis-à-vis sponge cakeRICHER
- 93d “That was a close one!”PHEW
- 94d What wets the appetite?SALIVA
- 95d “The idea!”INEVER
- 96d Penny pincherMISER
- 99d IntrinsicallyPERSE
- 101d Jazz singer CarmenMCRAE
- 103d Part of a plot, at timesACRE
- 104d The third one is dangerousRAIL
- 106d Once-common fish in the ThamesEELS
- 107d Veal cordon ___BLEU
- 109d SmidgenTAD
- 111d Inits. at seaHMS