New York Times Crossword October 24 2026 Answers
Below is the solved grid and the full clue list for the New York Times Crossword on October 24 2026, constructed by Robert Logan. Click any clue to reveal its answer.
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- 1ADoves›
- 10AThe practice of growing plants without soil›
- 12ADive›
- 14ANoted surname in punk rock›
- 15AAdd to a chorus of criticism›
- 17AWhat might get filled up around dinnertime›
- 18ASpeak recklessly, with "off"›
- 22ATip of Baja?›
- 23ASourdough starter component›
- 25ABunk›
- 26ATree that can clone itself›
- 27ABasic logic gate›
- 28ATombstone setting›
- 31AConnection letters›
- 32ADisplay option, in brief›
- 33AGet up and down, maybe, in golf›
- 34AN.F.L. tight end Stowers›
- 35AAttribution word›
- 36APlayful banter›
- 37ACrossword clue type›
- 38ASinger who had us at "Hello"?›
- 40AFamilia member›
- 41ABall game in which you call your shots›
- 43A"Following that ..."›
- 44AInternational intelligence community?›
- 46AWhat might get filled up around dinnertime›
- 47AOvid's "our"›
- 49AExemption›
- 51ABarrier to entry at a top-secret facility›
- 55AEasily moved, maybe›
- 56ADescriptor of a sleek kitchen material›
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- 1DBridge supporters›
- 2DPerfect place to be›
- 3DButter up?›
- 4DSting›
- 5DOpposite of 7-Down, humorously›
- 6DCousin of kabuki›
- 7DLike Inspector Clouseau, despite all of his successes›
- 8DNickname for the New Zealand dollar›
- 9DUbiquitous head coverings›
- 10DMail destinations›
- 11DLike many new parents›
- 12DRequire›
- 13DBecomes less interesting over time›
- 14DMajor annoyance›
- 16DNot following a straight path›
- 19DLow rank›
- 20DEnters through the cracks›
- 21DPerfect places to be›
- 24DLikes and dislikes, collectively›
- 26D"So frustrating!"›
- 29DNorma who gave Sally Field her first Oscar›
- 30DPhotographer Goldin›
- 39DDrawings of various states?›
- 42DWeighs in›
- 44D___ ray›
- 45DWitting›
- 48DFalling-out›
- 50DSubjects of Pixar's second movie›
- 52DMeat in a sushi taco›
- 53DCent : U.S. :: ___ : Japan›
- 54DWest Coast univ. holding the record for most chemical elements discovered (16)›