New York Times Crossword January 12 2026 Answers
Monday puzzle · 81 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword January 12 2026 answers. The Monday puzzle has 81 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#
Intimidate, with "out"PSYCH5Across1
Bird's dramatic diveSWOOP5Across6
Place to store a lawn mowerSHED4Across11
Hawaiian greetingALOHA5Across15
___ cold brewNITRO5Across16
Concluding part of a songCODA4Across17
Rhyming advice to a spitting talkerSAYITDONTSPRAYIT16Across18
"Halt!"STOP4Across21
___-anxiety (fear of harm to the environment caused by human activity)ECO3Across22
Use, as machineryOPERATE7Across23
Lots and lotsSOMANY6Across24
Acronym of affection in ASLILY3Across27
E.M.T. process often administered to the beat of "Stayin' Alive"CPR3Across28
Rhyming advice to a gym ratNOPAINNOGAIN12Across31
Avoids, as captureELUDES6Across36
French "not"PAS3Across38
Prefix that means "all"OMNI4Across39
Garage jobs involving grease gunsLUBES5Across40
"If all ___ fails …"ELSE4Across41
Comic/TV host O'BrienCONAN5Across43
Man's name that's a citrus fruit spelled backwardEMIL4Across44
Substance that's a homophone and anagram of 51-AcrossORE3Across45
Reddish-brown antiseptic in a first-aid kitIODINE6Across46
Rhyming advice to a renter of VHS tapesBEKINDREWIND12Across47
Contraction that's a homophone and anagram of 45-AcrossOER3Across51
Massachusetts' Cape ___COD3Across52
SmoochedKISSED6Across53
"I'll take the blame here"MYFAULT7Across55
Liquid that circulates in a plantSAP3Across59
Locale for Adam and EveEDEN4Across60
Rhyming advice to a procrastinatorYOUSNOOZEYOULOSE16Across64
Fairy tale villainOGRE4Across67
Lock of hairTRESS5Across68
Leaf on a sushi traySHISO5Across69
Broad inletsBAYS4Across70
Handle, as mattersSEETO5Across71
Conceal for the time being, as informationSITON5Across72
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Get a grade other than an FPASS4Down1
Mattress supporterSLAT4Down2
Toy that can go "around the world"YOYO4Down3
You might let these "fall where they may"CHIPS5Down4
A chef might wear a puffy white oneHAT3Down5
Chocolate treat designed to look like a mountaintopSNOCAP6Down6
Actress Ryder of "Beetlejuice"WINONA6Down7
Baseball's MelOTT3Down8
" … in that range"ORSO4Down9
Mary who sings "In every job that must be done there is an element of fun"POPPINS7Down10
So great it's unnervingSCARYGOOD9Down11
Georgetown athleteHOYA4Down12
Put in a good word, perhaps?EDIT4Down13
Something circled on a calendarDATE4Down14
Presentations during a product unveilingDEMOS5Down19
Move, to a RealtorRELO4Down20
More than 10 billion of them are currently in circulation in the U.S.ONES4Down25
Plaints of puppiesYIPS4Down26
One with many Insta followers, perhapsCELEB5Down28
Fancy featherPLUME5Down29
Toy cube inventor ErnoRUBIK5Down30
Scottish negativeNAE3Down32
Test an OB may perform in the second trimesterAMNIO5Down33
SillyINANE5Down34
Football player with a team name inspired by the California gold rushNINER5Down35
Where meats and cheeses are often displayedDELICASES9Down37
BlunderERR3Down41
Vegetable that looks like a large scallionLEEK4Down42
Girls Who ___ (nonprofit promoting women in computer science)CODE4Down43
Incomplete sets on saleODDLOTS7Down45
Source of motivation, in modern lingoINSPO5Down46
Verb preceder, typicallyNOUN4Down48
Most sagaciousWISEST6Down49
Parent's declaration in response to defianceISAYSO6Down50
New ___, capital of IndiaDELHI5Down54
"Get outta my hair!," in a textMYOB4Down55
Discipline for the flexibleYOGA4Down56
RageFURY4Down57
Ripped (up)TORE4Down58
Phrase sometimes chanted after a dareDOIT4Down61
Canadian gas brandESSO4Down62
Element with the symbol NeNEON4Down63
Last of 26 lettersZEE3Down65
Initialism on a Navy carrierUSS3Down66
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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Monday, January 12, 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.