New York Times Crossword April 4 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 68 clues from the New York Times Crossword for April 4 2026. Stuck on one? Click the clue to reveal its verified answer, plus every other answer that clue has had across every publisher in our database.

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Conceited sort, disrespectfully101 AcrossReveal answer → They're not hard to beat411 AcrossReveal answer → Win after ad out, say1015 AcrossReveal answer → Tire (out)416 AcrossReveal answer → Popular loaves for corned beef sandwiches1017 AcrossReveal answer → Resort that bans snowboarding418 AcrossReveal answer → Protectors of a queen1119 AcrossReveal answer → When Buddhism's Bodhi Day is observed: Abbr.321 AcrossReveal answer → Tourist hotspot in Uttar Pradesh422 AcrossReveal answer → Epoch that marked the rise of mammals623 AcrossReveal answer → "Heaven forbid!"525 AcrossReveal answer → Chart-toppers827 AcrossReveal answer → Fulfillment center?329 AcrossReveal answer → Building managers, informally530 AcrossReveal answer → Best-selling 2010 Kitty Kelley celebrity biography532 AcrossReveal answer → The sparkle in some cosmetics433 AcrossReveal answer → Member of a militant Islamist movement in Afghanistan and Pakistan535 AcrossReveal answer → Low-priced car introduced in 1980437 AcrossReveal answer → One bit538 AcrossReveal answer → Mentioned540 AcrossReveal answer → What isn't anyone's fault?342 AcrossReveal answer → Unconvincing way of answering "Did you finish the job?"843 AcrossReveal answer → Less likely to bite, perhaps545 AcrossReveal answer → Dennis ___, author of "Mystic River" and "Gone Baby Gone"647 AcrossReveal answer → The so-called "Prince of Motown"448 AcrossReveal answer → Sold-out inits.349 AcrossReveal answer → Person giving anonymously1150 AcrossReveal answer → Gone456 AcrossReveal answer → Famous French filmmaker who was the son of a famous painter1058 AcrossReveal answer → Lead-in to girl459 AcrossReveal answer → Something important to do, in office-speak1060 AcrossReveal answer → High-protein paste461 AcrossReveal answer → "You betcha!"1062 AcrossReveal answer →

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Lunchbox staples, for short41 DownReveal answer → "Twist, Lick, Dunk" product42 DownReveal answer → Cry feebly43 DownReveal answer → Staple of many a free app64 DownReveal answer → Some silent yeses75 DownReveal answer → Escort away86 DownReveal answer → Junípero ___, founder of the San Francisco Mission57 DownReveal answer → One of the Starks on "Game of Thrones"48 DownReveal answer → Scandinavian name that becomes a number if you add an "e" inside it49 DownReveal answer → Type of stanza610 DownReveal answer → Waste watchdog, for short311 DownReveal answer → Longstanding code of conduct1012 DownReveal answer → Agreed to a proposal1013 DownReveal answer → Rocket to the moon, e.g.914 DownReveal answer → Average420 DownReveal answer → "Roger that"424 DownReveal answer → Fashionable stars of showbiz, slangily1025 DownReveal answer → Crystal and Rock, notably1026 DownReveal answer → Sun: Prefix527 DownReveal answer → "Really?"428 DownReveal answer → Target of some filters929 DownReveal answer → Deal431 DownReveal answer → Et ___434 DownReveal answer → Certain particle accelerator836 DownReveal answer → Fisheye, e.g.439 DownReveal answer → Nightfall741 DownReveal answer → Someone having mixed success at work?644 DownReveal answer → Ogre646 DownReveal answer → Figures in the films "Kazaam" and "Wishmaster"548 DownReveal answer → Gospel singer Winans451 DownReveal answer → Loose-lipped ones452 DownReveal answer → F or G, but not H453 DownReveal answer → Like some tongues454 DownReveal answer → One side of the college football rivalry branded as "America's Game"455 DownReveal answer → Eastern philosophy357 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Saturday, April 4, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing and live on each clue's own page, so you only see the solutions you ask for. 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.