New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 01/12/2026. The January 12 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Intimidate, with “out”PSYCH
- 6a Bird’s dramatic diveSWOOP
- 11a Place to store a lawn mowerSHED
- 15a Hawaiian greetingALOHA
- 16a ___ cold brewNITRO
- 17a Concluding part of a songCODA
- 18a Rhyming advice to a spitting talkerSAYITDONTSPRAYIT
- 21a “Halt!”STOP
- 22a ___-anxiety (fear of harm to the environment caused by human activity)ECO
- 23a Use, as machineryOPERATE
- 24a Lots and lotsSOMANY
- 27a Acronym of affection in ASLILY
- 28a E.M.T. process often administered to the beat of “Stayin’ Alive”CPR
- 31a Rhyming advice to a gym ratNOPAINNOGAIN
- 36a Avoids, as captureELUDES
- 38a French “not”PAS
- 39a Prefix that means “all”OMNI
- 40a Garage jobs involving grease gunsLUBES
- 41a “If all ___ fails ?”ELSE
- 43a Comic/TV host O’BrienCONAN
- 44a Man’s name that’s a citrus fruit spelled backwardEMIL
- 45a Substance that’s a homophone and anagram of 51-AcrossORE
- 46a Reddish-brown antiseptic in a first-aid kitIODINE
- 47a Rhyming advice to a renter of VHS tapesBEKINDREWIND
- 51a Contraction that’s a homophone and anagram of 45-AcrossOER
- 52a Massachusetts’ Cape ___COD
- 53a SmoochedKISSED
- 55a “I’ll take the blame here”MYFAULT
- 59a Liquid that circulates in a plantSAP
- 60a Locale for Adam and EveEDEN
- 64a Rhyming advice to a procrastinatorYOUSNOOZEYOULOSE
- 67a Fairy tale villainOGRE
- 68a Lock of hairTRESS
- 69a Leaf on a sushi traySHISO
- 70a Broad inletsBAYS
- 71a Handle, as mattersSEETO
- 72a Conceal for the time being, as informationSITON
- Down
- 1d Get a grade other than an FPASS
- 2d Mattress supporterSLAT
- 3d Toy that can go “around the world”YOYO
- 4d You might let these “fall where they may”CHIPS
- 5d A chef might wear a puffy white oneHAT
- 6d Chocolate treat designed to look like a mountaintopSNOCAP
- 7d Actress Ryder of “Beetlejuice”WINONA
- 8d Baseball’s MelOTT
- 9d ” ? in that range”ORSO
- 10d Mary who sings “In every job that must be done there is an element of fun”POPPINS
- 11d So great it’s unnervingSCARYGOOD
- 12d Georgetown athleteHOYA
- 13d Put in a good word, perhaps?EDIT
- 14d Something circled on a calendarDATE
- 19d Presentations during a product unveilingDEMOS
- 20d Move, to a RealtorRELO
- 25d More than 10 billion of them are currently in circulation in the U.S.ONES
- 26d Plaints of puppiesYIPS
- 28d One with many Insta followers, perhapsCELEB
- 29d Fancy featherPLUME
- 30d Toy cube inventor ErnoRUBIK
- 32d Scottish negativeNAE
- 33d Test an OB may perform in the second trimesterAMNIO
- 34d SillyINANE
- 35d Football player with a team name inspired by the California gold rushNINER
- 37d Where meats and cheeses are often displayedDELICASES
- 41d BlunderERR
- 42d Vegetable that looks like a large scallionLEEK
- 43d Girls Who ___ (nonprofit promoting women in computer science)CODE
- 45d Incomplete sets on saleODDLOTS
- 46d Source of motivation, in modern lingoINSPO
- 48d Verb preceder, typicallyNOUN
- 49d Most sagaciousWISEST
- 50d Parent’s declaration in response to defianceISAYSO
- 54d New ___, capital of IndiaDELHI
- 55d “Get outta my hair!,” in a textMYOB
- 56d Discipline for the flexibleYOGA
- 57d RageFURY
- 58d Ripped (up)TORE
- 61d Phrase sometimes chanted after a dareDOIT
- 62d Canadian gas brandESSO
- 63d Element with the symbol NeNEON
- 65d Last of 26 lettersZEE
- 66d Initialism on a Navy carrierUSS