New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 06/07/2026. The June 07 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a StiffRIGID
- 6a ___ Waller-Bridge, star and creator of TV’s “Fleabag”PHOEBE
- 12a Ball pit?SOCKET
- 18a Loves to piecesADORES
- 20a ExcoriatesRAILSAT
- 21a Drink following a shotCHASER
- 22a With 23- and 24-Across, airport announcement / Requirement to practice, perhapsGATECH
- 23a See 22-AcrossANGELIC
- 24a See 22-AcrossENSURE
- 25a Breakthrough cryAHA
- 26a North African fortress, in one spellingKASBAH
- 28a America’s largest labor union, familiarlyTHENEA
- 30a With 32- and 35-Across, “Now, here’s the thing ?” / Some board game surfacesSOLI
- 32a See 30-AcrossSTENCHES
- 35a See 30-AcrossSTABLES
- 39a Long instrumental pieceSONATA
- 41a Former alliance of France, Italy, Japan, the U.S., the U.K. and West GermanyGSIX
- 42a SnuggleNESTLEUP
- 43a Slugger’s tallyATBATS
- 45a Letters aptly missing from _ _ _ightl_SPRY
- 47a Website for finding professional servicesANGI
- 48a With 50- and 54-Across, serious props / Had an evening mealMADRE
- 50a See 48-AcrossSPECTATED
- 54a See 48-AcrossINNER
- 55a Free of bumpsSMOOTH
- 57a “Not exactly ?”ISH
- 58a Philippe’s headTETE
- 59a Bit of “Great British Baking Show” fareSCONE
- 60a Some animation filesGIFS
- 61a Eighth Avenue express line in N.Y.C.ATRAIN
- 64a Did some housekeepingCLEANED
- 66a Amount that “ain’t bad,” so to speak ? or what to make with six sets of answers in this puzzle?TWOOUTOFTHREE
- 70a Creative evaluation of a sortARTTEST
- 74a Some eelsMORAYS
- 75a Manufacturer’s gross product?SMOG
- 79a WorriesCARES
- 80a Bevy : quails :: mob : ___EMUS
- 84a Relieve (of)RID
- 85a Feature of an intersection that forces a turnTSHAPE
- 87a With 88- and 91-Across, syntax-reversing rhetorical device / Small, peelable citrus fruitsCHIAS
- 88a See 87-AcrossMUSCLEMEN
- 91a See 87-AcrossTINES
- 92a Taylor Swift’s ___ TourERAS
- 93a Out of the ordinaryRARE
- 94a Resident of the so-called “Nation of Poets”SOMALI
- 96a Early Google algorithm for determining the importance of websitesPAGERANK
- 100a Performs a simple operationADDS
- 103a “Why you little ?!”SONOFA
- 105a With 106- and 108-Across, “No need to hurry” / Like some security measuresTHEREST
- 106a See 105-AcrossIMEANTIT
- 108a See 105-AcrossHEFT
- 110a Enter hurriedlyRUSHIN
- 112a Chest beaters?HEARTS
- 114a Business address abbr.STE
- 115a With 118- and 121-Across, didn’t quite fit in, say / Not as frequentlyWASABI
- 118a See 115-AcrossTODDLES
- 121a See 115-AcrossSOFTEN
- 123a Upper-crustersELITES
- 124a What wristwatch straps are designed to accommodateANYSIZE
- 125a Homes characterized by half-timbered wallsTUDORS
- 126a Fine, if not greatDECENT
- 127a FlexibilityLEEWAY
- 128a Not in voguePASSE
- Down
- 1d Pieces of Indian musicRAGAS
- 2d Tubers from the Gem StateIDAHOS
- 3d Laid eyes on but goodGOTALOADOF
- 4d Country whose flag is known as “An Trídhathach” (“The Tricolor”): Abbr.IRE
- 5d Deal with it!DECK
- 6d Type of Thai red curryPANANG
- 7d Lofty pitchesHIGHCS
- 8d Corrida cryOLE
- 9d Class for immigrants, in briefESL
- 10d Tries to rile, as on social mediaBAITS
- 11d Leave one’s mark, sayETCH
- 12d Scratch-and-sniff samplesSCENTS
- 13d “How interesting!”OHNEAT
- 14d Classic film said to be the most quotable movie of all timeCASABLANCA
- 15d The Wildcats of the Big 12 Conf.KSU
- 16d Sonnet adverb ? or suffix?EER
- 17d Green Day drummer ___ CoolTRE
- 19d Soda brand named for a volcanoSHASTA
- 20d Broccoli ___RABE
- 27d Facts and figuresSTATS
- 29d Suffix with BrooklynESE
- 31d Phrases preceding lyricsINTROS
- 33d Basic school subj.HIST
- 34d Like about 88% of the U.A.E.’s residentsEXPAT
- 36d Musician who said “Reality leaves a lot to the imagination”LENNON
- 37d The eldest Levy of “Schitt’s Creek”EUGENE
- 38d Like many cathedralsSPIRED
- 40d Help in a pinch?ABET
- 42d Ural demurralNYET
- 44d Vice president AgnewSPIRO
- 46d This is the way: Abbr.RTE
- 48d Seasoning that imparts umami flavor, for shortMSG
- 49d “___ dreaming?”AMI
- 51d Red-haired hunter in GenesisESAU
- 52d Record of money owedCHIT
- 53d CondemnDECRY
- 54d Response of comprehensionISEE
- 56d Hems and ___HAWS
- 62d Object of spiritual significanceTOTEM
- 63d Award opportunity, in briefNOM
- 65d Out of fear thatLEST
- 66d Thomas Hardy’s titular Miss DurbeyfieldTESS
- 67d Swinger’s warningFORE
- 68d ShortenTRIM
- 69d Underworld boss?HADES
- 70d Confirm, as a friend requestACCEPT
- 71d EnthusiasticRAHRAH
- 72d First responder’s first responseTRIAGE
- 73d Initially offered lesser chargeTEASERRATE
- 75d Union victory site of 1862SHILOH
- 76d The Declaration of Independence and the likeMANIFESTOS
- 77d Expose, in verseOPE
- 78d Some microwaves, in briefGES
- 81d GloomMURK
- 82d 2028 Summer Olympics hostUSA
- 83d “Beat it!”SCRAM
- 86d Third-most-common suffix in country names, after -ia and -landSTAN
- 89d Journalist’s opening lineLEDE
- 90d Polite refusalNOSIR
- 95d Thoroughfare through N.Y.C.’s ChinatownMOTTST
- 97d Sandwich with sauerkrautREUBEN
- 98d Pass before a basket, e.g.ASSIST
- 99d Of an unspecified position in a sequenceNTH
- 101d National flower of MexicoDAHLIA
- 102d One of the Seven DwarfsSNEEZY
- 104d Dessert, to BritsAFTERS
- 106d CombinedINONE
- 107d Subdue by stunningTASE
- 109d Needing kneading, perhapsTENSE
- 111d Leaning type: Abbr.ITAL
- 113d Counterpart to nutsSOUP
- 115d Brought togetherWED
- 116d Kölsch or saisonALE
- 117d [Not my misspelling!]SIC
- 119d The banned ingredient Red No. 3, e.g.DYE
- 120d Big retail inits. in footwearDSW
- 122d Org. banning 119-DownFDA