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New York Times Crossword February 4 2026 Answers

Wednesday puzzle · 78 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword February 4 2026 answers. The Wednesday puzzle has 78 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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Across

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Indian megacity of 16+ millionDELHI5Across1 Talks too muchBLABS5Across6 Text initialism that's the name of a 2010 Usher hitOMG3Across11 Like some walls at Harvard and DartmouthIVIED5Across14 "Casablanca" actor's nicknameBOGIE5Across15 Actress Long or PeeplesNIA3Across16 Native American rite of passageVISIONQUEST11Across17 Explosive item for Wile E. CoyoteTNT3Across19 "I wish it were so"ALASNO6Across20 Behavioral quirkTIC3Across21 Clarified butterGHEE4Across22 Roof type with removable panelsTTOP4Across23 Girl encouraged to wake up, in a 1957 #1 Everly Brothers hitSUSIE5Across25 Heartbeat tests, in briefEKGS4Across27 Jewish rite of passageBARMITZVAH10Across30 L.L.Bean competitorREI3Across34 "___ of Dogs" (2018 film)ISLE4Across35 Occurring at an appropriate momentTIMELY6Across36 N.F.L. player in a purple uniformRAVEN5Across37 What might help someone be loud and clear?MIC3Across39 Strong pointFORTE5Across41 "I'll be right with you"ONESEC6Across42 Screw upGOOF4Across44 Lead-in to X, Y or ZGEN3Across46 Amish rite of passageRUMSPRINGA10Across47 More than giga-, less than peta-TERA4Across49 Really plagueEATAT5Across50 Each "point" of Taurus's horns, e.g.STAR4Across51 Stand up toDEFY4Across53 Profs' aidesTAS3Across55 Beethoven work originally titled "Bonaparte," after NapoleonEROICA6Across57 Kimono sashOBI3Across61 "Seinfeld" catchphrase ... or, when parsed as three words, how a participant of 17-, 30- or 47-Across might be greeted?HELLONEWMAN11Across62 Dallas ballerMAV3Across64 Kind of pipe or patchBRIAR5Across65 Like an Islay single malt, to Scotch enthusiastsPEATY5Across66 Ball one or ball two?EYE3Across67 Great Plains nationOSAGE5Across68 Pittsburgh-based industrial giantALCOA5Across69

Down

ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Melodramatic sortDIVA4Down1 Like Cinderella's stepmotherEVIL4Down2 Rapper in K-pop's BlackpinkLISA4Down3 Jobs in "Heat" and "Ocean's Eleven"HEISTS6Down4 Lead-in to know or careIDONT5Down5 Potato chip flavor, informallyBBQ3Down6 RuffianLOUT4Down7 Workplace concern for seniorsAGEISM6Down8 British cookieBISCUIT7Down9 10 squats at the gym, perhapsSET3Down10 Facing an imminent prospect (of)ONTHEVERGE10Down11 "None for you!"MINE4Down12 Right out of the ___GATE4Down13 Rookies, to gamersNOOBS5Down18 DoohickeyGIZMO5Down22 Sources of lines for a reading, maybePALM4Down24 Like some upper lips and drinksSTIFF5Down26 Unforced ___ (athlete's concern)ERROR5Down27 Reeves of "Hardball"KEANU5Down28 "Up top!"GIVEMEFIVE10Down29 Ruler's length?REIGN5Down31 Cuff or hem, sayALTER5Down32 Any of Scar's underlings in "The Lion King"HYENA5Down33 Unfit for the jobINEPT5Down35 Bar exam componentESSAY5Down38 Gear partsCOGS4Down40 Completely collapsesCRATERS7Down43 Like some Quaker productsOATEN5Down45 Where you are when in RomaITALIA6Down48 Cement spreaderTROWEL6Down49 Snack similar to a gorditaAREPA5Down52 NogginDOME4Down53 Site for online bidsEBAY4Down54 Foundry wasteSLAG4Down56 Part of a line at an Apple StoreIMAC4Down58 Adversary of Julius CaesarCATO4Down59 Actress Taylor-Joy of "The Gorge"ANYA4Down60 "The Penguin" airerHBO3Down62 Foundry materialORE3Down63

About this puzzle

This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Wednesday, February 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.