New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 11/01/2026. The November 01 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a This puzzle’s subjectLABRAT
- 7a One of the Three MusketeersATHOS
- 12a Repeated words in the chorus of “Sweet Child o’ Mine”OHS
- 15a Sidewalk adjoinerROAD
- 19a Alternative to ParmesanASIAGO
- 20a Bar orderDRINK
- 21a Piece of pet furnitureCATCONDO
- 23a Member of the largest contiguous empire in historyMONGOL
- 24a What might be pulled when pulling one’s leg, informallyHAMMY
- 25a Heat, as peanutsDRYROAST
- 26a Roald Dahl title character who subsists on “snozzcumbers,” with “the”BFG
- 27a How one might feel after a big mealDROWSY
- 29a Like a juicy fruitPLUMP
- 30a Appetizers, entree or dessertOBSTACLECOURSE
- 36a Lead-in to coinDOGE
- 39a Lacking excessLEAN
- 40a Streaming channel?SLUICE
- 41a ___ Vista, Calif.ISLA
- 42a Handed out new handsREDEALT
- 45a DudeFELLA
- 46a Not as straight, as hairWAVIER
- 48a Son of SethENOS
- 49a Only cardinal direction not found in a U.S. state nameEAST
- 52a HungersAPPETITES
- 54a Composer ZimmerHANS
- 55a Herbal sugar substituteSTEVIA
- 58a Titular fictional heroine from the AlpsHEIDI
- 59a Payment inits. found in “debt-free”EBT
- 60a Wielder of the hammer Mjölnir, in mythTHOR
- 61a Modern moviemaking techCGI
- 63a Burton who hosted PBS’s “Reading Rainbow”LEVAR
- 66a Court defenseALIBI
- 69a Slingshot ammoSTONEWALL
- 71a Rome’s ___ FountainTREVI
- 72a Kidney-relatedRENAL
- 73a Greek goddess whose chariot is pulled by Firebright and DaybrightEOS
- 74a County north of San FranciscoNAPA
- 75a Wyo. neighborNEB
- 76a Most overdoneTRITEST
- 78a “So cute!!”ADORBS
- 81a Seconds, sayMORE
- 82a It’s not a big dillGHERKIN
- 84a Leak outSEEP
- 85a TeensyITTY
- 86a Eagle nestsAERIES
- 87a Venomous snakeMAMBA
- 92a Feline with distinctive blue eyesSIAMESE
- 94a Like a 1958 doubled die pennyRARE
- 95a Steady, low soundsTHRUMS
- 97a Caesar’s yearsANNI
- 98a Opposite of sharpenBLUR
- 99a Out of sightINVISIBLEFENCE
- 103a Versace’s parent companyPRADA
- 105a Soccer star MessiLIONEL
- 106a Opposite of menos, in SpanishMAS
- 109a Sheer bunkUTTERROT
- 112a SkillfulADEPT
- 113a Beethoven work originally titled “Bonaparte”EROICA
- 116a Vague response to “When?”SOMETIME
- 117a No fan of companyLONER
- 118a In an unpleasant waySOURLY
- 119a ComplaintBEEF
- 120a Number of legs on a butterflySIX
- 121a ImpatientANTSY
- 122a Its famous holes are formed by propionibacteriaSWISSCHEESE
- Down
- 1d Sweet and gentle sortLAMB
- 2d Starting fromASOF
- 3d Play using all seven tiles in ScrabbleBINGO
- 4d It’s used over the counterRAG
- 5d BeforeAGO
- 6d Spun yarnsTOLDTALES
- 7d ImprovisedADHOC
- 8d Casts a wide net?TRAWLS
- 9d Male pronounHIMSELF
- 10d “When I say ‘go’ …”ONMYCUE
- 11d “The Brain ? is wider than the ___”: DickinsonSKY
- 12d Condition that may be treated with C.B.T.OCD
- 13d Angelic instrumentsHARPS
- 14d Taylor Swift hit with the lyric “You got that James Dean daydream look in your eye”STYLE
- 15d Unit in the game ClueROOMDIVIDER
- 16d “Well, the good thing is …”ONAPOSITIVENOTE
- 17d They might be targetedADS
- 18d Symbol for a stop on a subway mapDOT
- 22d Wine label wordCRU
- 28d Go off onRANTAT
- 31d “___ your heart!”BLESS
- 32d Mariners’ domainSEA
- 33d Source of wealth for John D. RockefellerOIL
- 34d Alma mater of Jackie Robinson and Arthur Ashe, in briefUCLA
- 35d Collect, as rewardsREAP
- 37d ExuberanceGLEE
- 38d Locales of tiny drumsEARS
- 42d Try againREHEAR
- 43d Give permission toENABLE
- 44d “I’m still talking!”DONTINTERRUPTME
- 46d Like the hours before dawnWEE
- 47d SlantedATILT
- 50d Short argumentsSETTOS
- 51d Kelly Ripa or Jimmy KimmelTVHOST
- 53d Pride of PunxsutawneyPHIL
- 56d Ammonium or sulfateION
- 57d Spot for sportsARENA
- 61d Pitch raisers for guitaristsCAPOS
- 62d Menacing lookGLARE
- 64d Staves offAVERTS
- 65d Sirloin alternativeRIBEYE
- 67d Many a shipwreck siteBARRIERREEF
- 68d “Looks good to me,” terselyILIKE
- 69d ObservedSEEN
- 70d BundleWAD
- 77d “___ the season ?”TIS
- 79d Parting words to a driver leaving in a stormBESAFE
- 80d Like jellyfish ? but not books about jellyfish?SPINELESS
- 81d ApeMIMIC
- 82d DudsGARB
- 83d Recover from injuryHEAL
- 87d Cable channel that awards V.M.A.sMTV
- 88d Common poke ingredientAHI
- 89d “___ Doubtfire”MRS
- 90d Take further than one’s predecessorsBUILDON
- 91d Peaceful kind of musicAMBIENT
- 93d ___ ArborANN
- 96d Calculus calculationsSLOPES
- 99d Golden Globe winner ElbaIDRIS
- 100d Grand Slam tournament winner OsakaNAOMI
- 101d What a ticket gets youENTRY
- 102d Islamic rulersEMIRS
- 104d “Without ___, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable”: George Bernard ShawART
- 107d Oft-torn body parts, in briefACLS
- 108d “Smile!”SAYCHEESE
- 109d Computer cable typeUSB
- 110d Low digitTOE
- 111d Cowboy nicknameTEX
- 112d Carte precederALA
- 114d QuarrelROW
- 115d Opposite of nonOUI