New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 11/11/2026. The November 11 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a “Mine!”GIMME
- 6a ShoestringLACE
- 10a It’s over $30 trillion for the U.S., in briefGDP
- 13a Place to end an engagement without breaking upALTAR
- 14a Some noblemenEARLS
- 16a Singer Rita whose last name is an anagram of 19-AcrossORA
- 17a Welcoming people to a party, sayPLAYINGHOST
- 19a Sporting blade that’s an anagram of 16-AcrossOAR
- 20a Retailer whose outdoor furniture items are named after Scandinavian islandsIKEA
- 21a The folks, folksilyMAANDPA
- 23a “All ___ are off!”BETS
- 26a First name of the “First Lady of Song”ELLA
- 28a Like a boxer before a fight, typicallyROBED
- 29a ConsentedAGREED
- 31a Common ramen add-inEGG
- 33a Jane of literatureEYRE
- 34a Cried sheepishly?BAAED
- 35a Actress/singer MonáeJANELLE
- 37a Shortly, e.g., for shortADV
- 38a “That was a boneheaded thing to do!”YOUFOOL
- 40a Paving gunkTAR
- 43a Entered without making a fussEASEDIN
- 45a D, on an automatic gearshiftDRIVE
- 47a Margarita garnishSALT
- 49a Henna, for oneDYE
- 50a “I, Robot” authorASIMOV
- 51a ___ Stadium, 49ers’ homeLEVIS
- 53a Spoiled kidBRAT
- 55a Cries cattily?MEWS
- 56a Quickly indicate one’s approval, sayINITIAL
- 58a Some Four Corners nativesUTES
- 60a Super Mario Bros. 2 consoleNES
- 61a Image that’s difficult to make out … as suggested four times in this puzzle?BLURRYPHOTO
- 66a Seltos or SedonaKIA
- 67a Dance referenced in “The Girl From Ipanema”SAMBA
- 68a From the ArcticPOLAR
- 69a Football units: Abbr.YDS
- 70a Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse TysonNEIL
- 71a Fitbit unitsSTEPS
- Down
- 1d Age difference, e.g.GAP
- 2d Not wellILL
- 3d N.Y.C. subway lettersMTA
- 4d “How about a quick peek?”MAYISEE
- 5d N.B.A. coach SpoelstraERIK
- 6d One corporate departmentLEGAL
- 7d “That feels s-o-o-o good”AAH
- 8d Early humanCROMAGNON
- 9d Disney ice queenELSA
- 10d 1988 Conway Twitty country hit with the lyric “And if it’s too late for love to change your mind ?”GOODBYETIME
- 11d Colleague of Sterling, Cooper and Pryce, on “Mad Men”DRAPER
- 12d Event with floatsPARADE
- 15d *STAR
- 18d Can’t live withoutNEED
- 22d Apt name for a caroler (other than Carol)NOEL
- 23d Rum-soaked cakeBABA
- 24d Old-timey “Whoa!”EGAD
- 25d Requirements for many vacationers abroadTRAVELVISAS
- 27d Like an oak tree vis-Ã -vis a firLEAFIER
- 30d “A Reason to Smile” ice cream brandEDYS
- 32d Prefix with politicsGEO
- 35d Author of “Superfudge” and “Double Fudge”JUDYBLUME
- 36d Degs. for some barristersLLDS
- 39d Multivolume ref. workOED
- 41d Declare boldlyAVOW
- 42d Races, as an engineREVS
- 44d Toiling awayATIT
- 46d [Ba-dum-tss]RIMSHOT
- 47d Toy that can “walk” down stairsSLINKY
- 48d Virgil epicAENEID
- 50d Part of D.A.: Abbr.ATTY
- 52d Bros, for exampleSIBS
- 54d Hearing-relatedAURAL
- 57d Turing who proposed the Turing testALAN
- 59d Omar who co-starred in “Higher Learning,” 1995EPPS
- 62d A solo homer is worth oneRBI
- 63d Fútbol cheerOLE
- 64d Keg openerTAP
- 65d Hosp. surgery sitesORS