New York Times Crossword October 14 2026 Answers
Below is the solved grid and the full clue list for the New York Times Crossword on October 14 2026, constructed by Jacob Stulberg. Click any clue to reveal its answer.
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Across
- 1AHot stuff›
- 6ATarget›
- 10AWorshiper's locale, at times›
- 14APoe's middle name›
- 15ALingerie material›
- 16AGlimpse›
- 17AResponse to "Good morning, everybody!"›
- 19AGlazier's product›
- 20AConsumed›
- 21ADebunked "facts"›
- 22AAmish, Shakers and others›
- 23ALong (for)›
- 24AFormer Mideast bigwig›
- 25AResponse to "Let's get this meeting going"›
- 30AWrap, as rope›
- 32AWord before or after butt›
- 33AFlesh and blood›
- 34ATree with edible nuts›
- 36A"A conversation carried out by other means," per Peter Ustinov›
- 37AGive in›
- 39ATriumphant cry›
- 40APrefix with -meter›
- 42AChilean money›
- 43AResponse to "Why is everyone ignoring me?"›
- 48ASmall valley›
- 49AThey may be subject to inflation›
- 50AFlora and fauna, collectively›
- 52ASharp part of a kite›
- 54AChicago sights, for short›
- 57AApartment option›
- 58AReaction to the unsuccessful "conversation" in this puzzle›
- 60AOff base?›
- 61A___ test›
- 62AIsolated›
- 63ABefuddled state›
- 64ADeep-six›
- 65ASource of strength and resilience›
Down
- 1DBygone Mesoamerican civilization›
- 2DOodles›
- 3DAffix, in a way›
- 4DBesmirch›
- 5DLow on red blood cells, perhaps›
- 6DIt's in wheat, but not buckwheat›
- 7DRequirement for a juror›
- 8DWild cards, at times›
- 9DTook the helm›
- 10DLook›
- 11DDandy›
- 12DLabel on an email folder›
- 13DScratches (out)›
- 18DTalkative bird›
- 22DLike a good tree or a bad deal›
- 23DThree-season star of the New York Cosmos›
- 24DWord before green or after Red›
- 25DLiterary title character who's mostly unseen›
- 26DPronoun with two homophones›
- 27DCurse›
- 28DMechanic's canfuls›
- 29DEdit menu command›
- 30DShoot the breeze›
- 31DLocale of the Battleship Missouri Memorial›
- 35DWho "turned my whole world upside down," in a 1970s rock hit›
- 36D"Rugrats" dad›
- 38DAnnouncements in The Economist, for short›
- 41D"What a riot!," in brief›
- 44DIrk›
- 45DSomething to hum›
- 46DSikorsky of aviation fame›
- 47DCuban drums›
- 50DUnexciting›
- 51D"American Gothic" setting›
- 52DFirst word of "Ode on a Grecian Urn"›
- 53DWay off›
- 54DAlma mater for George Orwell and Hugh Laurie›
- 55DCue from a cuer›
- 56DHearty dish›
- 58DBall›
- 59DHollywood's Roth or Wallach›