New York Times Crossword April 19 2026 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword April 19 2026 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 140 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Not noteworthyHOHUM5Across1
What might be found at the end of a rainbowPRISM5Across6
ExchangeSWAP4Across11
Contents of Lago de MaracaiboAGUA4Across15
EmergedAROSE5Across19
___ pasta (rhyming fusion dish)RASTA5Across20
Chinese gooseberry, by another nameKIWI4Across21
ShreddedTORN4Across22
Traveled from Syros to Naxos to Mykonos, sayISLANDHOPPED12Across23
"That was rejuvenating!"IFEELGREAT10Across25
Pop artist LichtensteinROY3Across27
Fill-inTEMP4Across28
Sold for some quick cash, sayPAWNED6Across29
Path for a brideAISLE5Across31
Penny-pinchingCHEAP5Across32
["Unbe-frickin-lievable!"]SOMAD5Across34
Title in old St. PetersburgTSAR4Across35
Wasn't messing around, sayPLAYEDTOWIN11Across36
Cabal's schemesSECRETPLOTS11Across39
Smooths, in a waySANDS5Across44
Dooley Wilson's role in "Casablanca"SAM3Across45
Abstract Expressionist FrankenthalerHELEN5Across46
UnderstandGET3Across47
Target for salicylic acidACNE4Across48
They've got no complaintsHAPPYCAMPERS12Across49
Solstice timeJUNE4Across52
Constellation felineLEO3Across53
Defensive fortificationPALISADE8Across54
Winged beings of folkloreFAE3Across55
Multivolume ref. workOED3Across56
Style that's short on the sides and long in the backMULLET6Across57
Fatty tuna, at a sushi barTORO4Across59
Where something irksome might stickCRAW4Across60
Canned sales pitchSPIEL5Across62
Masonry unitCINDERBLOCK11Across63
What lovers often overlookFLAWS5Across67
Almost any word that ends in "-ize"VERB4Across71
It's verbotenNONO4Across73
Have eyes forDESIRE6Across74
Long-running CBS forensic dramaCSI3Across75
Old name for TokyoEDO3Across77
Beef bourguignon or chicken paprikashMEATSTEW8Across79
Singer Carly ___ JepsenRAE3Across81
Some ranch soundsMOOS4Across82
Listings on a band T-shirtCONCERTDATES12Across83
Keep it up when feeling downCHIN4Across85
Half of a candy duoIKE3Across86
RanksTIERS5Across87
Was in charge ofRAN3Across88
Caribbean nation whose name means "land of high mountains"HAITI5Across89
Popular poker variantTEXASHOLDEM11Across90
Baby book datumBIRTHWEIGHT11Across93
Many a "good buddy"CBER4Across95
Public transit systemMETRO5Across96
"For we walk by ___, not by sight": II Corinthians 5:7FAITH5Across98
Big name in power toolsSTIHL5Across99
S, in the NATO alphabetSIERRA6Across101
Some cameras, for shortSLRS4Across103
___ SchwarzFAO3Across104
How a misfit might feelOUTOFPLACE10Across107
Inbox zero targetsUNREADEMAILS12Across109
Mega-UBER4Across112
Like an eager beaverAGOG4Across113
One place for a massageSCALP5Across114
Heavy metal instrument in Verdi's "Il Trovatore"ANVIL5Across115
Wine list headingREDS4Across116
!BANG4Across117
Small-plate servingsTAPAS5Across118
Grandchild of un abueloNIETO5Across119
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Locks up?HAIR4Down1
ThereaboutsORSO4Down2
"Mamma mia!"HOLYCANNOLI11Down3
Women's World Cup powerhouseUSA3Down4
Counselor's chargesMENTEES7Down5
Elaborate invitation from a senior, maybePROMPOSAL9Down6
Actress Reneé of "The Sex Lives of College Girls"RAPP4Down7
MSN, for oneISP3Down8
TrampleSTEPON6Down9
Palindromic titleMADAM5Down10
SuperficialSKINDEEP8Down11
One who said "I do"WIFE4Down12
Knocked for a loopAWED4Down13
Pizza ___PIE3Down14
Relating to part of the heartATRIAL6Down15
Doesn't stick to the planGOESROGUE9Down16
River through OrskURAL4Down17
Get in on a dealANTE4Down18
Race that's too close to callDHEADT6Down24
Desperate final effortLGASTP6Down26
Words traced on a dirty carWASHME6Down30
Evil counterpart in an 1886 novellaHYDE4Down33
Flanders neighborSIMPSON7Down34
More fraughtTENSER6Down35
Book before ProverbsPSALMS6Down36
Get ready to skateLACEUP6Down37
ElkWAPITI6Down38
Roman à ___CLEF4Down40
Request in billiards or beer pongRERACK6Down41
Watch overTEND4Down42
Office building abbr.STE3Down43
Milliner's handiworkHAT3Down49
Mowing, mulching, raking, etc.YCARDE6Down50
DecoratorADORNER7Down51
Basset hounds have big onesJOWLS5Down52
One-named sports legendPELE4Down54
Some jeansLEVIS5Down58
Three or four, sayAFEW4Down61
Extract said to promote relaxationCBDOIL6Down63
Ton of cargoBLOATD6Down64
It contains all of (and all the letters of) TorontoONTARIO7Down65
One who's screen-sharingCOSTAR6Down66
Congrats from across the roomAIRHIGHFIVE11Down68
Ghostly beingWRAITH6Down69
Dismissive response on movie nightSEENIT6Down70
Parish leaderRECTOR6Down72
Bouvier ___ Flandres (Belgian dog breed)DES3Down74
Crown and ___ (alliterative bar order)COKE4Down75
"Can't wait!"SOEXCITED9Down76
Linear, for shortONED4Down78
Eponymous hypnotistMESMER6Down79
Entrances and exits of camp dwellingsTENTFLAPS9Down80
Alma mater for Marvel's Tony Stark and DC Comics's Lex Luthor, in briefMIT3Down82
Cadbury confectionCREMEEGG8Down84
Nickname that omits -linCAIT4Down85
Prestigious trophy nameHEISMAN7Down89
LoathesABHORS6Down91
Where "The Four Agreements" and "The Five Love Languages" may be shelvedSHELFP6Down92
Fernet-___ (Italian digestif brand)BRANCA6Down93
Most merchandise at Ace and True ValueHWARDE6Down94
Rely onTRUST5Down97
Ill-humoredSOUR4Down99
Fallopian conduitTUBE4Down100
Really long yarnSAGA4Down101
The New York Times's "T," on a phone screenICON4Down102
Actress WardSELA4Down103
LandedALIT4Down105
World capital that's home to the Kon-Tiki MuseumOSLO4Down106
Slang term for a recording studioLAB3Down108
Genre for Cypress Hill or the Sugarhill GangRAP3Down110
Alex and ___ (jewelry company)ANI3Down111
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