New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 10/26/2025. The October 26 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Leftover piece of fabricSCRAP
- 6a ___ water, cooking ingredient sometimes called “liquid gold”PASTA
- 11a “Spartacus” or “Gladiator”EPIC
- 15a Comic KaplanGABE
- 19a Like harem pantsLOOSE
- 20a Large spreadARRAY
- 21a Bob or Helen in “The Incredibles”PARR
- 22a George Orwell’s alma materETON
- 23a “Great job selecting a Person of the Year!”? (Boomer)RIGHTONTIME
- 25a Drag performer?STREETROD
- 27a Stinging plantsNETTLES
- 28a Vaudeville offeringSKIT
- 30a Call at homeSTRIKE
- 31a Banned body builders, slangilyROIDS
- 32a Relax on a plane? (Gen X)CHILLINTHEAIR
- 35a ___ Nickerson, Nancy Drew’s boyfriendNED
- 36a Dynamic opening?THERMO
- 37a One side of the Bering StraitASIA
- 38a QB stat: Abbr.ATT
- 41a Device in a high-tech farmSERVER
- 43a Candidacy for an entertainment award, informallyNOM
- 45a “Frozen” character who says “I like warm hugs”OLAF
- 48a Abruptly end all communications with D.E.A. agents? (Millennial)GHOSTBUSTERS
- 52a Hit the hornBEEP
- 54a Sci-fi series with J, K and ZedMIB
- 56a Trade showEXPO
- 57a Holiday celebrated with banh chungTET
- 58a “Superfood” berryACAI
- 60a Small biteNIBBLE
- 62a N.F.C. South playerBUC
- 64a Beatles nicknameFABFOUR
- 67a GreedAVARICE
- 68a Recognition for an ardent fan? (Gen Z)STANLAUREL
- 71a Awesome after dark? (Gen X)FLYBYNIGHT
- 73a Toy with “barista” and “dog trainer” versionsKENDOLL
- 74a Fare at many a shoreline eaterySEAFOOD
- 76a Disco guy on “The Simpsons”STU
- 77a Moonshiners’ needsYEASTS
- 78a Temporary halt, legallySTAY
- 79a Difficulty, to HamletRUB
- 81a Aromatherapy liquidsOILS
- 84a Symbol for fair weather in a forecastSUN
- 85a Green openingHOLE
- 87a One assessing the number of hotties at a party? (Gen Z)SNACKCOUNTER
- 91a TempoPACE
- 93a Antonym and rhyme for “nay”YEA
- 95a Ancient Greek tunicCHITON
- 96a “Absolutely!”YES
- 97a Province bordering TurinASTI
- 99a ___-weenieTEENIE
- 102a Grp. that investigates cases?TSA
- 104a Promoting a romantic connection between characters played by actors Nathan and Diane? (Millennial)SHIPPINGLANES
- 108a Pagan religionWICCA
- 110a “The Merchant of Venice” heroinePORTIA
- 111a Garb for an Indian bridesmaidSARI
- 112a Men’s accessory organizerTIERACK
- 114a Labor leadersUNIONREPS
- 116a Leave just after the first person? (Boomer)SPLITSECOND
- 120a Olympus ___ (Martian volcano)MONS
- 121a Shaving gel additiveALOE
- 122a VaultedLEAPT
- 123a Like some undercover detectivesWIRED
- 124a Historic periodsERAS
- 125a Takes a load offSITS
- 126a WeeEENSY
- 127a Less off-the-wallSANER
- Down
- 1d Pro’s camera typeSLR
- 2d Numismatist’s acquisitionCOIN
- 3d “Got it,” on a radioROGER
- 4d Kutcher of “That ?70s Show”ASHTON
- 5d Like the most pedantic pedantPETTIEST
- 6d Windows upgrades, perhapsPANES
- 7d The “A” in STEAMARTS
- 8d Asian honorific that’s an anagram of an English honorificSRI
- 9d Laddie’s capTAM
- 10d “Yes, captain!”AYESIR
- 11d Letter before zetaEPSILON
- 12d Singer Page or LaBellePATTI
- 13d Bargain bin abbr.IRR
- 14d Tops of wavesCRESTS
- 15d “Come off it now!”GETREAL
- 16d CourtyardsATRIA
- 17d First section of the “Iliad”BOOKI
- 18d 2013 title role for Asa ButterfieldENDER
- 24d Collector’s item?OLDDEBT
- 26d Addis Ababa residentsETHIOPIANS
- 29d Carrier with a Flying Dutchman magazineKLM
- 32d Jazz trumpeter Baker who was sometimes called the “Prince of Cool”CHET
- 33d “Catch!”HERE
- 34d HandleNAME
- 36d Oprah or EllenTVSTAR
- 38d Industrial ___AGE
- 39d “Much obliged,” in a textTHX
- 40d Head honchoTOPBANANA
- 42d ShamefacedRUEFUL
- 44d Kimono closerOBI
- 46d The headline “Kids Make Nutritious Meals,” e.g.AMBIGUITY
- 47d Run off withFILCH
- 49d Source of onomatopoeic wordsSOUNDS
- 50d 1990s Indian P.M.RAO
- 51d Mark on a freshly polished shoeSCUFF
- 53d Coveter’s sinENVY
- 55d Source of some natural dyes and sugarsBEET
- 59d The good dinosaur in “The Good Dinosaur”ARLO
- 61d Liverpudlian, e.g.BRITON
- 63d It holds the lineCLOTHESPIN
- 65d Most exceptionalBEST
- 66d Pests that bug pupsFLEAS
- 67d KidnapABDUCT
- 68d “The ___ the limit!”SKYS
- 69d Prepare to driveTEEUP
- 70d “Not to mention ?”ALSO
- 72d Breed of Smoky, the first known therapy dog, familiarlyYORKIE
- 75d Objectivist author RandAYN
- 78d Go out withSEE
- 80d Disposable items by the door of an open house, perhapsBOOTIES
- 82d Sheltered sideLEE
- 83d Typical univ. applicantsSRS
- 86d “___ Eyes” (Eagles tune)LYIN
- 88d Undesirable marks in high schoolACNE
- 89d X’s, to AphroditeCHIS
- 90d Uses “lefty-loosey” onUNSCREWS
- 92d Commencement ritualCAPTOSS
- 94d Books with legendsATLASES
- 98d Small crownsTIARAS
- 100d Location of the malleus, incus and stapesEAR
- 101d Maroon, in a wayENISLE
- 103d Its leaves are eaten by giraffesACACIA
- 104d FrothSPUME
- 105d Pay tribute toHONOR
- 106d One of the sisters in Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”IRINA
- 107d Sexology subjectGSPOT
- 108d Pun-filled, sayWITTY
- 109d ___ squashACORN
- 112d Tax code issuesTIPS
- 113d Often-skinned body partKNEE
- 115d Country music’s ___ Young BandELI
- 117d Head of production?PEE
- 118d PC connectionLAN
- 119d Arcade game with pressure sensors for the feet, familiarlyDDR