New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 06/17/2026. The June 17 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Like Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher, some sayMISCAST
- 8a App brought back by Microsoft in 2024MSN
- 11a SwearCUSS
- 15a Disney film set in a fictional Colombian villageENCANTO
- 16a BEFORE (Deck 1): SlackersGOOFOFFS
- 18a CelebritySTARDOM
- 19a Fast-paced scam, such as the shell gameSHORTCON
- 20a BEFORE (Deck 2): PlayStation and SwitchCONSOLES
- 22a Laterite, for exampleORE
- 23a Folkie DiFrancoANI
- 24a ChillsRESTS
- 26a “___ Recall” (1990 sci-fi film)TOTAL
- 31a Jay who hosted the 2020s revival of “You Bet Your Life”LENO
- 33a Wild European rabbit in Australia, e.g.PEST
- 36a Beer buyCASE
- 37a Join tightlyFUSE
- 41a BEFORE (Deck 3): QuarrySTONEPIT
- 43a Casino maneuvers carried out three times in this puzzle?RIFFLESHUFFLES
- 46a AFTER (Deck 3): Crucial moment in a tennis matchSETPOINT
- 47a Osso ___ (veal dish)BUCO
- 48a “The Emperor’s New Groove” settingPERU
- 49a Blond, but not reallyDYED
- 51a Many a discovery in the Valley of the KingsTOMB
- 55a Visit by planeFLYTO
- 57a ___ With FriendsWORDS
- 61a Vardalos of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”NIA
- 62a Telepathy, e.g.PSI
- 65a AFTER (Deck 2): Noted quality of the FonzCOOLNESS
- 67a Geraldo Rivera uncovered his “vaults” on live TVALCAPONE
- 72a “___ the Day” (Thomas Pynchon’s longest novel)AGAINST
- 73a AFTER (Deck 1): SlackersGOOFOFFS
- 74a Was up the riverDIDTIME
- 75a Awards achievement reached in 2026 by Steven SpielbergEGOT
- 76a OutdoTOP
- 77a Rival of a RavenSTEELER
- Down
- 1d Paul who played William Shakespeare in “Hamnet”MESCAL
- 2d VocalizeINTONE
- 3d Digitize, as a documentSCANIN
- 4d “Just What I Needed” band, with “the”CARS
- 5d Disney+ series whose name sounds like a compound conjunctionANDOR
- 6d Got via the “five-finger discount”STOLE
- 7d “The Complete Works of ?” books, sayTOMES
- 8d Booker T.’s backing bandMGS
- 9d Neighborhood mentioned in “Werewolves of London”SOHO
- 10d Former queen of JordanNOOR
- 11d Portable bedCOT
- 12d Mixed martial arts org.UFC
- 13d Bay Area airport codeSFO
- 14d ID thief’s target: Abbr.SSN
- 17d Instrument ridgeFRET
- 21d Valvoline rivalSTP
- 25d Gathering, informallySESH
- 27d Cat that’s spotted in South AmericaOCELOT
- 28d It’s on a rollTAPE
- 29d Sale caveatASIS
- 30d Permitted toLET
- 32d RepelledOFFPUT
- 34d Scrapbook keepsakeSTUB
- 35d Popcorn ___ (fried vegan treat)TOFU
- 38d Subject of a declassified Pentagon document, in briefUFO
- 39d Averted a tag, maybeSLID
- 40d Start of a counting-out rhymeEENY
- 42d Lions and Bears are in it, in briefNFC
- 43d StaggerREEL
- 44d “Hey, doing my best”ITRY
- 45d Goulash, e.g.STEW
- 46d UV blockage fig.SPF
- 50d Medical monikerDOC
- 52d Final score of at least 10% of professional soccer matchesONENIL
- 53d “Glad I’m back?”MISSME
- 54d Thanksgiving kitchen toolBASTER
- 56d Research for a political hit, slangilyOPPO
- 58d Map linesROADS
- 59d Give minimum effortDOGIT
- 60d British glam rock band of the 1970sSLADE
- 63d LenientSOFT
- 64d 411INFO
- 66d TV’s Nick at ___NITE
- 67d Gray, sayAGE
- 68d RecordLOG
- 69d Bill’s partnerCOO
- 70d Back at seaAFT
- 71d “Ability” that’s hard to believe, for shortESP