New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 07/12/2026. The July 12 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a One-named singer from County DonegalENYA
- 5a Spot treatment provider?PETSPA
- 11a You might need to lose a few to get themABS
- 14a Problem with a storyHOLE
- 18a Shallot relativesLEEKS
- 20a Icon beside a usernameAVATAR
- 21a Push-up, for exampleBRA
- 22a Asia’s rejuvenated North ___ SeaARAL
- 23a “I vant to suck your blood!”BITINGREMARK
- 25a White Claws, e.g.SELTZERS
- 27a Twisted balloon shapes, typicallyANIMALS
- 28a Doesn’t wait to find out, sayASKS
- 29a Video game setting for noobsEASYMODE
- 30a Sculptor’s degree, for shortBFA
- 31a Little annoyanceFLEA
- 32a Turkey partANKARA
- 33a “I know you’re the one who used up the last of my artisanal coffee!”GROUNDLESSACCUSATION
- 40a Apt letters missing from PRO_EC_T_SUE
- 41a Reef settingCAY
- 42a ProfoundDEEP
- 43a PreserveSAVE
- 44a Prepared to prayKNEELED
- 47a ContradictoryATODDS
- 50a “In ___,” Colin Farrell dark comedy set in BelgiumBRUGES
- 52a Digs in the snow?IGLOO
- 53a Gridiron unit that includes the nose tackle, informallyDLINE
- 54a Certain bony protrusionsBUNIONS
- 55a “If you don’t find the rings this instant, I’m calling off the wedding!”THINLYVEILEDTHREAT
- 60a Prodigal ___SON
- 61a ApexACME
- 62a Author Colfer of the “Artemis Fowl” seriesEOIN
- 63a Palindromic family memberSIS
- 66a “I love your paintings so much, I’d like to finance your next exhibition!”PATRONIZINGCOMMENT
- 73a What fighter pilots fight, for shortGFORCES
- 76a NogginsDOMES
- 77a Device for sending group messages?OUIJA
- 78a Lap, maybeREPASS
- 79a OafGALOOT
- 81a Surf in a daring wayHANGTEN
- 83a “You can say that again”AMEN
- 84a Japanese city known for its beefKOBE
- 85a Shop ___VAC
- 86a Pack-bearing beastASS
- 87a “Wow! With form like that, you’re headed to Wimbledon!”BACKHANDEDCOMPLIMENT
- 95a Stroke gentlyCARESS
- 96a Puts awayICES
- 97a Planner unitDAY
- 98a “Don’t fall for that!”ITSATRAP
- 101a Like many wines and cheesesAGED
- 102a Gallery collectionFINEART
- 106a Where one might drink a mai tai or piña coladaPOOLSIDE
- 107a “I’m so glad you shaved! I hated when you looked like a sexy lumberjack!”BALDFACEDLIE
- 109a Kind of contraceptiveORAL
- 110a CompeteVIE
- 111a Josh of “No Country for Old Men”BROLIN
- 112a Love seats, e.g.SOFAS
- 113a Certain body-weight exercisesDIPS
- 114a The Big Crunch, theoretically, for our universeEND
- 115a Daisy relativesASTERS
- 116a Quitter’s wordCANT
- Down
- 1d Actor IdrisELBA
- 2d German dissentNEIN
- 3d Himalayan menaceYETI
- 4d With hands on hipsAKIMBO
- 5d Common occurrences for scratch golfersPARS
- 6d Apple consumerEVE
- 7d Mesoamerican staple cooked in a cornhuskTAMALE
- 8d EquilibriaSTASES
- 9d Heavy coatsPARKAS
- 10d Torah vesselsARKS
- 11d Things marked during attendanceABSENCES
- 12d End itBREAKUP
- 13d They might be green or redSALSAS
- 14d Dress for a job you probably don’t want?HAZMATSUIT
- 15d Apt name for a tuxedo catOREO
- 16d Embellish as with unnecessary wordsLARD
- 17d AlternativelyELSE
- 19d Screw-upSNAFU
- 24d RicochetGLANCE
- 26d Supermodel BanksTYRA
- 31d GroovyFLY
- 32d Crushed, in a wayACED
- 33d Rarin’ to goGUNGHO
- 34d Land, as a fishREELIN
- 35d Palindromic family memberDAD
- 36d ContributedADDED
- 37d Shakespeare character who declares “I am not what I am”IAGO
- 38d Baker’s necessityOVEN
- 39d Loch ___NESS
- 40d SketchesSKITS
- 45d Vast spanEON
- 46d [That was a good one]LOL
- 47d The thing in “The Thing,” for oneALIEN
- 48d “Open ___ midnight”TIL
- 49d UnitedONE
- 50d No es ___ (Spanish put-down)BUENO
- 51d Cellular messengerRNA
- 53d Audience statDEMO
- 54d ___-a-bracBRIC
- 56d David who directed the final four Harry Potter filmsYATES
- 57d Tape playersVCRS
- 58d 2020 Christopher Nolan sci-fi movieTENET
- 59d Uses more than one’s fair share ofHOGS
- 63d Tofu alternativeSEITAN
- 64d As a jokeINJEST
- 65d Obsessive supporters, in modern lingoSTANS
- 66d Bull rings?PRANKCALLS
- 67d Some summer purchases, informallyACS
- 68d Laid offIDLED
- 69d MadhouseZOO
- 70d Texter’s qualifierIMO
- 71d Dude in JamaicaMON
- 72d Root beer orderMUG
- 73d ClutchGRAB
- 74d Disaster relief org.FEMA
- 75d Noted example of oligopoly, in briefOPEC
- 79d “Have a safe trip”GODSPEED
- 80d FiversABES
- 81d “2001” villainHAL
- 82d Far from basicACIDIC
- 84d Baking recipe instructionKNEADIN
- 85d Biden and Bush, once, in briefVPS
- 88d Professional responsibilities, colloquiallyHATS
- 89d Show upARRIVE
- 90d Cubans, e.g.CIGARS
- 91d Spotted wildcatOCELOT
- 92d Put your nose where it doesn’t belong, sayMEDDLE
- 93d Flowing tressesMANES
- 94d One looking after pupils, for shortEYEDOC
- 98d Device outmoded by the smartphoneIPOD
- 99d “Holesome” figuresTORI
- 100d Carving material for beginnersSOAP
- 101d ___ Arena, concert venue in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic ParkABBA
- 102d Waves a hand in front of, maybeFANS
- 103d ___ RomeoALFA
- 104d Director Johnson of “Knives Out”RIAN
- 105d Word repeated into a micTEST
- 108d Symbol on an Oregon license plateFIR