New York Times Crossword April 4 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword April 4 2026 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 68 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Conceited sort, disrespectfullyPOMPOUSASS10Across1 They're not hard to beatEGGS4Across11 Win after ad out, sayBREAKSERVE10Across15 Tire (out)POOP4Across16 Popular loaves for corned beef sandwichesJEWISHRYES10Across17 Resort that bans snowboardingALTA4Across18 Protectors of a queenSOLDIERANTS11Across19 When Buddhism's Bodhi Day is observed: Abbr.DEC3Across21 Tourist hotspot in Uttar PradeshAGRA4Across22 Epoch that marked the rise of mammalsEOCENE6Across23 "Heaven forbid!"GODNO5Across25 Chart-toppersHITSONGS8Across27 Fulfillment center?ELS3Across29 Building managers, informallySUPES5Across30 Best-selling 2010 Kitty Kelley celebrity biographyOPRAH5Across32 The sparkle in some cosmeticsMICA4Across33 Member of a militant Islamist movement in Afghanistan and PakistanTALIB5Across35 Low-priced car introduced in 1980YUGO4Across37 One bitATALL5Across38 MentionedCITED5Across40 What isn't anyone's fault?LET3Across42 Unconvincing way of answering "Did you finish the job?"ITRIEDTO8Across43 Less likely to bite, perhapsTAMED5Across45 Dennis ___, author of "Mystic River" and "Gone Baby Gone"LEHANE6Across47 The so-called "Prince of Motown"GAYE4Across48 Sold-out inits.SRO3Across49 Person giving anonymouslySECRETSANTA11Across50 GonePAST4Across56 Famous French filmmaker who was the son of a famous painterJEANRENOIR10Across58 Lead-in to girlATTA4Across59 Something important to do, in office-speakACTIONITEM10Across60 High-protein pasteMISO4Across61 "You betcha!"YESINDEEDY10Across62

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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Saturday, April 4, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.