New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 06/21/2026. The June 21 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Letters accompanying applications, for shortRECS
- 5a Includes without others knowing, in a wayBCCS
- 9a “I haven’t a clue”BEATSME
- 16a Plant with an edible inner gelALOE
- 17a Up to snuffABLE
- 18a All over the placeERRATIC
- 19a Drove in an A.T.V., say, informallyOFFROADED
- 21a Fighting technique used by [circled letters] (as explained at 76-Across)NECKING
- 22a Unreal?FAKE
- 23a Verify, as an editor mightFACTCHECK
- 25a Launch points in disc golfTEEPADS
- 28a “Everything good?,” as a cook might askTASTEOK
- 29a Laptop modeSLEEP
- 30a Tap productsALES
- 32a ID used for far more than its name suggestsSSN
- 33a Do wrongERR
- 34a They’re just one problem after anotherIQTESTS
- 37a Spanish directionESTE
- 41a WhatchamacallitNOUN
- 43a “One ___ Soldier” (1969 antiwar song)TIN
- 44a Belgrade residentSERB
- 47a Word on either side of “to”TOE
- 48a Physician specializing in reproductive health, informallyGYNO
- 49a Like some flights: Abbr.INTL
- 51a RestrictTIEDOWN
- 53a Long, hooded cloak that’s also an author’s nameCAPOTE
- 55a Areas of influenceSPHERES
- 56a Part of many a mailing address, in briefPOBOX
- 59a White dwarf phenomenonNOVA
- 61a ___ so oftenEVERY
- 62a Traps during a storm, perhapsICESIN
- 64a Vermont summer hrs.EDT
- 66a Certain natural hairstyleLOCS
- 67a “Boy, you’re asking too much” ? or what you might say after following the instructions at 76-Across?THATSATALLORDER
- 71a Popular browser for accessing the dark webTOR
- 72a “Is it OK for us to leave?”CANWEGO
- 73a It’s one for the history booksEON
- 76a Annual June 21 celebration of the animal depicted in this puzzle by connecting the circled letters from A to T and back to AWORLDGIRAFFEDAY
- 81a Japanese audio brandAIWA
- 82a Secondary account, in social media slangALT
- 83a BoundariesLIMITS
- 84a Be part of, as a filmACTIN
- 85a “Surprised to see you here!”OHHI
- 88a LimberLITHE
- 89a Hindu god with an elephant headGANESHA
- 92a Satchel with a gendered nameMANBAG
- 94a Defeats without difficultyACESOUT
- 95a “I ___ you!”ENVY
- 96a Indian royalRAJA
- 100a Certain sibSIS
- 101a M.L.B. team whose stadium is less than 10 miles from another M.L.B. team’sMETS
- 103a “Go on, beat it!”GIT
- 104a PizazzELAN
- 105a “Qué ___ contigo?” (“What’s wrong with you?”)PASA
- 107a Cancels outNEGATES
- 110a Common holder of pensMUG
- 111a Mathematical constant equal to two times piTAU
- 114a Honoré de Balzac’s “___ Goriot”PERE
- 115a Give a buzzPHONE
- 117a Farm play areaCORNPIT
- 119a Clergyman known for his verbal gaffesSPOONER
- 121a Takes little effortCOMESEASY
- 123a MinimallyATAD
- 124a Habitat for [circled letters]SAVANNA
- 125a Starchy plant part in Asian cookingLOTUSROOT
- 129a Something running at a barOPENTAB
- 130a Fateful dayIDES
- 131a Digital know-it-allSIRI
- 132a Debuted to stockholders, in Wall St. lingoWENTIPO
- 133a Art museum that awards the annual Turner PrizeTATE
- 134a Reindeer cousinsELKS
- Down
- 1d Big name in the pasta aisleRAO
- 2d One often pictured wearing pointy shoesELF
- 3d Task for an office gofer, maybeCOFFEERUN
- 4d Colorful wrapSERAPE
- 5d Spoke sheepishly?BAAED
- 6d Compound found in marijuana, for shortCBD
- 7d What sets the toneCLEF
- 8d CalmsSEDATES
- 9d Natural predispositionsBENTS
- 10d BuildsERECTS
- 11d National park in UtahARCHES
- 12d “Here, try a sample”TAKEONE
- 13d Driver’s alternative to automaticSTICK
- 14d Semiaquatic carnivoreMINK
- 15d Med. diagnosticECG
- 20d Closest living relative of the [circled letters]OKAPI
- 24d Show groupsCASTS
- 25d Golfer YaniTSENG
- 26d “The Jetsons” sonELROY
- 27d Attended, as a lectureSATINON
- 31d Temporarily gaveLENTTO
- 35d This goes in one earQTIP
- 36d {1, 2, 3} and {4, 5, 6}SETS
- 38d Offering in lieu of a cash refund, perhapsSTORECREDIT
- 39d Term for groups of [circled letters]TOWERS
- 40d Teeny-tinyEENSY
- 42d FreeNOCOST
- 45d Sometimes-intentional jeans featureRIP
- 46d Looked uponBEHELD
- 50d “I want you to be honest ?”LEVELWITHME
- 52d R&B group Bell Biv ___DEVOE
- 54d Follower of “x” or “y”AXIS
- 56d Pennsylvania school, for shortPITT
- 57d Diez minus dosOCHO
- 58d TestifyBEARWITNESS
- 60d Chicago’s ___ PlanetariumADLER
- 63d Salt’s formulaNACL
- 65d Threads around a forum?TOGA
- 68d “Look at this!”TADA
- 69d Part of WASPANGLO
- 70d “HAHAHAHA!”ROFL
- 74d VowOATH
- 75d Where Ferrari is “RACE,” in briefNYSE
- 77d Tot’s injuriesOWIES
- 78d Price for a return, perhapsRANSOM
- 79d Sneaker brandFILA
- 80d Political exileEMIGRE
- 81d Tree whose leaves are eaten by [circled letters]ACACIA
- 84d Audibly shockedAGASP
- 86d Big garage, essentiallyHANGAR
- 87d They’re sent after save-the-date cardsINVITES
- 90d ToneHUE
- 91d Memo abbr.ATTN
- 93d Eight bitsBYTE
- 97d Nutty extractALMONDOIL
- 98d French for “yellow”JAUNE
- 99d Tick offANGER
- 102d Filter optionSEPIA
- 106d Small superhero whose catchphrase starts “Up and at ?em”ATOMANT
- 108d Becomes wild, as a partyGETSLIT
- 109d Fur pattern on a [circled letters]SPOTS
- 112d Self-reflective questionARENTI
- 113d Start to take off, as a onesieUNSNAP
- 116d Practically speechless?HOARSE
- 117d Spelling bee?COVEN
- 118d Late singer BrysonPEABO
- 120d YouTube button with two linesPAUSE
- 121d Bit of superhero wearCAPE
- 122d “Star Wars” character whose species is never namedYODA
- 124d “You reap what you ___”SOW
- 126d Holiday whose name means “festival”TET
- 127d Mork’s home planetORK
- 128d “Indeed”TIS