New York Times Crossword February 6 2026 Answers

Friday puzzle · 70 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 70 clues from the New York Times Crossword for February 6 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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Across

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Tiny feature of a spork51 AcrossReveal answer → Certain computer picture files46 AcrossReveal answer → Isn't oneself?410 AcrossReveal answer → Reds' fandom?1014 AcrossReveal answer → Like a pointless point416 AcrossReveal answer → Nick of time1017 AcrossReveal answer → Digging418 AcrossReveal answer → Manning who threw the "Helmet Catch"319 AcrossReveal answer → Finishes a season, say520 AcrossReveal answer → Tavern menu header521 AcrossReveal answer → Iconic Disneyland ride1422 AcrossReveal answer → Muscle by the rotator cuff, for short425 AcrossReveal answer → Popular font526 AcrossReveal answer → Sweetwater 420 is a "pale" one327 AcrossReveal answer → "That's awful!"328 AcrossReveal answer → Minecraft block crafted using gunpowder and sand330 AcrossReveal answer → Org. created by the National Security Act of 1947331 AcrossReveal answer → Mason, e.g.732 AcrossReveal answer → Suddenly quit texting, say736 AcrossReveal answer → Estádio do Maracanã cheer339 AcrossReveal answer → Edge of a snifter340 AcrossReveal answer → "___ Luna," Isabel Allende novel342 AcrossReveal answer → Played out343 AcrossReveal answer → "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!" grouping544 AcrossReveal answer → First name in soul music446 AcrossReveal answer → Phenomenon through which luxuries become necessities1449 AcrossReveal answer → Embedded design552 AcrossReveal answer → Reach out to553 AcrossReveal answer → Crime ring, for short?354 AcrossReveal answer → Simone Biles or Tom Brady, acronymically456 AcrossReveal answer → Challenge for a gamer1057 AcrossReveal answer → Home improvement site, after a 2021 rebranding459 AcrossReveal answer → Sarcastic reply to a threat1060 AcrossReveal answer → Settle into a new home461 AcrossReveal answer → Word with wax or butter462 AcrossReveal answer → Bantu ___ (hairstyle)563 AcrossReveal answer →

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Piece of equipment for some dancers41 DownReveal answer → U.S. travel requirement starting in 202562 DownReveal answer → Opposite of remote63 DownReveal answer → "Kidding!"34 DownReveal answer → What gives you the time and place?85 DownReveal answer → Vegetable also known as a Mexican turnip66 DownReveal answer → Derisive term for unattractive public sculptures77 DownReveal answer → Classic mixed drink developed in Singapore88 DownReveal answer → Lachrymose39 DownReveal answer → Kind of acid510 DownReveal answer → Shrink811 DownReveal answer → Whopper812 DownReveal answer → Suddenly conk out813 DownReveal answer → "Hearts are ___ for the breakin'" (Taylor Swift lyric)415 DownReveal answer → Parliament constituent321 DownReveal answer → Entered a bear market, say423 DownReveal answer → Woodworking tool524 DownReveal answer → Jeweler's unit529 DownReveal answer → Rowdy832 DownReveal answer → Like a Swiss Army knife833 DownReveal answer → Relationship warning signs834 DownReveal answer → Dwelling that epitomizes simple living835 DownReveal answer → Bring three suitcases to a weekend trip, say837 DownReveal answer → Quench438 DownReveal answer → Actress McCarthy of "Bridesmaids"741 DownReveal answer → Stage name of South Korean rapper Park Jae-sang344 DownReveal answer → Divulges645 DownReveal answer → Commedia dell'arte setting647 DownReveal answer → Auxiliary program648 DownReveal answer → Fail spectacularly550 DownReveal answer → Modern name of the first National League champions (1876)451 DownReveal answer → Places for clams and oysters455 DownReveal answer → Tie one on at dinner357 DownReveal answer → Earn a bronze?358 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Friday, February 6, 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.