New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 02/01/2026. The February 01 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Meter in a video game showing a character’s healthLIFEBAR
- 8a Relative of a gazelleIMPALA
- 14a Office squarePOSTIT
- 20a Food additive named one of Time’s 50 Worst InventionsOLESTRA
- 21a Keep cruising, saySAILON
- 22a On which Apple Pay can be usedIPHONE
- 23a Canio in “Pagliacci,” e.g.?CLASSICALCLOWN
- 25a Noxious atmosphereMIASMA
- 26a Prefix with businessAGRI
- 27a “My house, my rules”ISAYSO
- 28a QB Drew whom Tom Brady ultimately replacedBLEDSOE
- 29a Get tuckered outLOSESTEAM
- 32a Indian wedding wearSARI
- 34a School subj.ENG
- 35a Grab the chips and dip?CASHIN
- 37a News hound?TOPICALDOG
- 40a Atomic bond, essentially?TWOPARTICLEHARMONY
- 45a Many visitors to national parksHIKERS
- 46a Nearsighted personMYOPE
- 47a Messing up on the big screenDEBRA
- 51a Italy’s third-largest island (after Sicily and Sardinia)ELBA
- 52a Subterranean adventurerCAVER
- 54a “Aaron Burr, ___” (“Hamilton” show tune)SIR
- 57a Great numberSLEW
- 58a Cute, cutesilyADORBS
- 61a Dropbox and RobloxAPPS
- 62a Hailed vehicleCAB
- 64a Show interruptionsADS
- 65a Some electrolysis targets?FOLLICLESONONESFACE
- 71a Partner of vigorVIM
- 72a Letter symbolizing the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its radiusTAU
- 73a “Downton Abbey” countessCORA
- 74a Warm winter coatsPARKAS
- 76a Like some early education, for shortPREK
- 78a W.C. signMEN
- 80a City where LeBron James was bornAKRON
- 81a BlemishMARK
- 82a Bit of a character?SERIF
- 84a Conspiring (with)INBED
- 86a Spice Girl alongside Baby, Ginger, Scary and PoshSPORTY
- 88a “Mainsail hoisted, check! Hatches battened, check!”?WERENAUTICALWORTHY
- 94a Shark’s singing rival in “West Side Story”?LYRICALJET
- 97a CorralCAGEIN
- 98a Yankee great GehrigLOU
- 99a Something a judge shouldn’t haveBIAS
- 100a Very rude email, informallyNASTYGRAM
- 105a Never mind?AMNESIA
- 108a NeglectfulREMISS
- 111a Bank (on)RELY
- 112a Two-___ schoonerMASTED
- 113a Frozen treat for Bruins fans?BOSTONPOPSICLE
- 117a Lacking scruplesAMORAL
- 118a Storm, sayINVADE
- 119a Noted early riserROOSTER
- 120a With a level headSANELY
- 121a ThicketsCOPSES
- 122a Embarrassing items to have revealed on an airport X-raySEXTOYS
- Down
- 1d Person from the neighborhoodLOCAL
- 2d Volunteer’s offerILLGO
- 3d BogeymenFEARS
- 4d Maker of Bikini So Teeny nail polishESSIE
- 5d Breakthrough K-pop groupBTS
- 6d Horror director AsterARI
- 7d Most suggestiveRACIEST
- 8d Like the Eid al-Fitr festivalISLAMIC
- 9d Department store eponymMACY
- 10d Pale lager, informallyPILS
- 11d ___ gobi (Indian potato dish)ALOO
- 12d Feeling downLOW
- 13d ___ Taylor (fashion retailer)ANN
- 14d Home of the Preakness StakesPIMLICO
- 15d Early TV role for Ron HowardOPIE
- 16d Atlantic fishSHAD
- 17d Like Frisbees and some saladsTOSSED
- 18d Not stereoINMONO
- 19d Hard-boiled Chinese snackTEAEGG
- 24d Sapporo competitorASAHI
- 28d Bowler’s edgeBRIM
- 30d BlemishSCAR
- 31d Fixes, as a drivewayTARS
- 32d Cake not to be eatenSOAP
- 33d French for “after”APRES
- 36d Barry Bonds and Shohei Ohtani, notably, for shortNLMVPS
- 37d Hammer wielderTHOR
- 38d FurthermoreAND
- 39d Caustic solutionsLYES
- 40d Mother of Helios, in mythTHEA
- 41d Metaphor for a runaway successWILDFIRE
- 42d Gen Z put-down of an elderOKBOOMER
- 43d Bit of wisdomPEARL
- 44d OrbitEYESOCKET
- 48d Arcane techniqueBLACKART
- 49d Iron-rich variety of fertile soilREDEARTH
- 50d Exclamations in nurseriesAWS
- 52d Lead-in to “tech”CAL
- 53d Primatologist’s interestAPE
- 55d Give the cold shoulder, with “out”ICE
- 56d Grating voiceRASP
- 59d Common diner orderBLT
- 60d Rodgers and Hammerstein musical settingSIAM
- 63d Photog’s undergrad degreeBFA
- 66d Stick on a tableCUE
- 67d Like Volvo and Nokia, by originNORDIC
- 68d Gold, in GuadalajaraORO
- 69d London grannyNAN
- 70d Standard battle wearARMOR
- 71d No. 2’sVPS
- 75d Vodka in blue bottlesSKYY
- 77d New ZealanderKIWI
- 79d One studied in the art of invisibilityNINJA
- 80d TouchABUT
- 83d Govt. campaign watchdogFEC
- 85d Scottish refusalsNAES
- 86d Loretta of “M*A*S*H”SWIT
- 87d Small keg sizePONY
- 89d With zealRABIDLY
- 90d Director KazanELIA
- 91d Neighbors of premolarsCANINES
- 92d Audibly shockedAGASP
- 93d Landlords, more formallyLESSORS
- 94d Pack carriersLLAMAS
- 95d Crack open?YOMAMA
- 96d Is fueled byRUNSON
- 101d Fill in a millGRIST
- 102d Right-hand pageRECTO
- 103d Strike zone?ALLEY
- 104d Mike or Michael in moviesMYERS
- 106d Raison d’___ETRE
- 107d Close up tightSEAL
- 108d Invitation lettersRSVP
- 109d Uber predictions, in briefETAS
- 110d StyleMODE
- 113d Zippo competitorBIC
- 114d Co-producer of the documentary “The Beatles: Get Back”ONO
- 115d “The Bells” poetPOE
- 116d Fenway team, familiarlySOX