New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 09/27/2026. The September 27 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Bad associationSTIGMA
- 7a Shoot for dinner?SPRIG
- 12a Jeweler’s waresCUTGEMS
- 19a ? in global commerce)(Conflict ?TETRAD
- 20a EmergeARISE
- 21a DeVore who co-founded one of the first U.S. agencies for nonwhite models in 1946OPHELIA
- 22a Potential benefitUPSIDE
- 23a Was almost out of suppliesRANLOW
- 25a That’s saying something!ORATORY
- 26a Turned into an internet gagMEMED
- 27a Japanese graphic novelsMANGA
- 28a ? outdoor festivals)(Bathrooms at ?ESPORT
- 30a Dukes, countesses, etc.PEERAGE
- 32a Put down in writingCOMMITTOPAPER
- 37a Actress Sink of “Stranger Things”SADIE
- 39a Baby who’s up all night?OWLET
- 40a Where many papyrus plants growNILE
- 41a Frenzied locale at a rock concertMOSHPIT
- 44a Press a case?SUE
- 45a “Spring forward” hrs.DST
- 47a Test roomLAB
- 48a Cut back onPARE
- 49a Kind of effect that deflects motion in one direction in the Northern Hemisphere and the opposite in the Southern Hemisphere [with a hint to this puzzle’s shaded squares]CORIOLIS
- 53a Carnivore whose vocalization sounds like gigglingHYENA
- 55a Google’s domainTHEWEB
- 58a Hindu festival of colorsHOLI
- 59a Auto brand whose logo is meant to evoke the precision of a caliperACURA
- 62a InstantSEC
- 63a Challenge to a potential investorAREYOUIN
- 66a ? transport)(Bigwig’s ?MOPERS
- 68a Straightaway driving contestsDRAGRACES
- 70a Philadelphia-area university that’s a powerhouse in men’s hoopsVILLANOVA
- 73a ? park an auto)(Narrow space in which to ?RAGEON
- 74a MarvelousSPLENDID
- 77a One in 100: Abbr.SEN
- 78a “It ___ Me” (2000 Shaggy hit)WASNT
- 79a Word with dish or dragMAIN
- 80a Locale for many a commercial logoTSHIRT
- 82a German brewery since 1873BECKS
- 85a Return to an earlier topic of conversation ? or what six answers in this puzzle literally doLOOPBACK
- 89a Cause of some red cheeksACNE
- 90a Entertainment source for general audiences, in brief?USO
- 91a BubMAC
- 94a ___ LankaSRI
- 95a Custom-tailoredBESPOKE
- 98a One of Cuba’s CastrosRAUL
- 100a Lose itGOAPE
- 102a Best-caseIDEAL
- 103a Crafts used in NASA’s Galileo and Juno missionsJUPITERPROBES
- 107a Good position to be in?PLUMJOB
- 112a ? clarify or explain)(Seeking to ?VEINTE
- 113a Hide-outsLAIRS
- 115a Itsy-bitsyTEENY
- 116a Disk-flipping strategy gameREVERSI
- 119a Like wheat beersYEASTY
- 121a Certain factory machineSORTER
- 122a ChaperonesESCORTS
- 123a Many a John Williams compositionTHEME
- 124a ? of hindsight)(With the benefit ?PECTIN
- 125a Clear coatVARNISH
- 126a OafsASSES
- 127a Deal made on the spot?ADSALE
- Down
- 1d BewilderSTUMP
- 2d Conical accommodationsTEPEE
- 3d Unhelpful way to respond to “Hello?”ITSME
- 4d “Jackie Brown” star PamGRIER
- 5d Unruly rushMADDASH
- 6d Commercial suffix with PowerADE
- 7d Singer BareillesSARA
- 8d Have a spring in one’s stepPRANCE
- 9d One of the BeatlesRINGO
- 10d Faith with five pillarsISLAM
- 11d Prefix with cacheGEO
- 12d Assumed ownership overCOOPTED
- 13d Pulls out, as weedsUPROOTS
- 14d Choreographer TwylaTHARP
- 15d Achieve a sunbather’s goalGETTAN
- 16d ___ rating (chess stat)ELO
- 17d Old space stationMIR
- 18d PerhapsSAY
- 24d Chinese artist Ai ___WEIWEI
- 27d Triage providerMEDIC
- 29d The Cardinals, on scoreboardsSTL
- 31d Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the ?60sGAP
- 33d “___ Rouge”MOULIN
- 34d It’s driven into the groundPILE
- 35d FlairELAN
- 36d Redheaded “Queen of Country”REBA
- 38d Diminutive Spanish suffixITO
- 41d Bill of HBO’s “Real Time”MAHER
- 42d Mine craft?ORECAR
- 43d Do some garment-makingSEW
- 44d Performances for oneSOLI
- 46d Competitor of Bluesky and XTHREADS
- 48d Affliction for some vets, in briefPTSD
- 50d Greek PPPRHOS
- 51d Promise of paybackIOU
- 52d Chef Nosrat who wrote the best seller “Salt Fat Acid Heat”SAMIN
- 54d Tall taleYARN
- 56d Sonic euphoria, colloquiallyEARGASM
- 57d Scottish hillsidesBRAES
- 60d Far from the target, in a guessing gameCOLD
- 61d Illuminated from belowUPLIT
- 64d Univ. course that’s in demand?ECON
- 65d Streisand musicalYENTL
- 67d “That’s freaking epic!”SOSICK
- 69d RubberneckGAWK
- 70d ___ cava (major blood vessel)VENA
- 71d Sci-fi pioneer JulesVERNE
- 72d It gets you a handANTE
- 74d Portmanteau sandwich cookie with a layer of marshmallowSMOREO
- 75d Big ___, nickname for M.L.B.’s David OrtizPAPI
- 76d Lefty, to a rightyLIB
- 81d “Ni ___” (Chinese “hello”)HAO
- 82d ___ Khalifa, tower scaled by Tom Cruise in “Mission: Impossible ? Ghost Protocol”BURJ
- 83d Heir with much hair in the BibleESAU
- 84d Great successCOUP
- 86d Fish hawkOSPREY
- 87d Purportedly calming compound in some gummies, in briefCBD
- 88d Play for ___KEEPS
- 92d Shaders of gray?AGEISTS
- 93d Cultural group of SW BritainCORNISH
- 96d ___ sodaSAL
- 97d Astronomically demoted, as per a 2006 Word of the YearPLUTOED
- 99d PersistLIVEON
- 101d FittingAPT
- 102d “Am I crazy ??”ISITME
- 104d Twin sister of Sherri on “The Simpsons”TERRI
- 105d Malaise, with “the”BLAHS
- 106d Lets upEASES
- 108d Violently eliminates, in gamer-speakMERCS
- 109d Volkswagen sedanJETTA
- 110d Buck enshrined in CooperstownONEIL
- 111d David who fronted Talking HeadsBYRNE
- 114d Some loaves or liquorsRYES
- 116d Something gas cars do noisily that electric vehicles don’tREV
- 117d That, in SpanishESA
- 118d Forerunner of the DVD playerVCR
- 120d “when r u coming?”ETA
- 121d Relaxing getawaySPA