New York Times Crossword July 2 2026 Answers
Thursday puzzle · 85 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword July 2 2026 answers. The Thursday puzzle has 85 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#
Flying highHAPPY5Across1
Romulus and Remus, e.g., for shortSIBS4Across6
"Hey ...!"PSST4Across10
Skateboarding trickOLLIE5Across14
"There is nothing on earth so powerful as an ___ whose time has come" (proverb)IDEA4Across15
Bird related to the 46-DownRHEA4Across16
City center, oftenPLAZA5Across17
Groups at the First Continental Congress in 1774DELEGATIONS11Across18
"Les ___"MIZ3Across20
Open mic performer, oftenPOET4Across21
Setting of "What's Eating Gilbert Grape"IOWA4Across22
10 HamiltonsBENJAMIN8Across23
American Revolution heroesPATRIOTS8Across25
Fig. at a bus depotETA3Across27
Defeats convincinglyACESOUT7Across28
Fancy DanFOP3Across31
Daiquiri flavorBANANA6Across32
Bit of loreTALE4Across34
Overdo it at the beach, sayFRY3Across35
George Washington's presidential status on February 4, 1789ELECT5Across36
Chrome alternativeSAFARI6Across37
Simple wooden shoesSABOTS6Across39
Last full year of John Adams's presidencyMDCCC5Across42
Heart chart, for shortECG3Across46
Fail to engageBORE4Across49
Jewish mysticismCABALA6Across50
"Nixon in China" tenorMAO3Across52
Periodic survey started under Secy. of State Thomas JeffersonUSCENSUS8Across53
Trunk partRIB3Across55
DisunitesUNTIES6Across56
"Father of the Constitution" and his familyMADISONS8Across58
Like the Revolutionary War battles led by John Paul JonesNAVAL5Across60
Apple Store offeringsMACS4Across61
Show of friendlinessHUG3Across63
First signer of the Declaration of IndependenceJOHNHANCOCK11Across64
"The Divine ___" (showbiz nickname)MISSM5Across66
ConglomerationOLIO4Across68
Regarding, on a memoINRE4Across69
Soul singer AdamsOLETA5Across70
Angler's hopeBITE4Across71
TV programmer's slate, in briefSKED4Across72
American settlement until 1776 … or a hint to 13 squares in this puzzleCOLONY6Across73
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Word with bar or bunnyHOP3Down1
Unadulterated by plastic, sayALLMETAL8Down2
OrdinaryPLAINJANE9Down3
You knead dough to make itPIZZA5Down4
A word of supportYEA3Down5
Location of "Sloop John B" on the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" albumSIDEONE7Down6
Just chillaxingIDLE4Down7
Salad ingredient often paired with goat cheeseBEET4Down8
Long accountSAGA4Down9
A ___PRIORI6Down10
Hot dog on a roll?SHOWOFF7Down11
One whose qualifications are enumerated in Article I, Section 3, of the ConstitutionSENATOR7Down12
Some coll. instructorsTAS3Down13
Uneasy giggleTITTER6Down19
Printing sizePICA4Down21
Two-time Tony winner NeuwirthBEBE4Down23
"Yowza!"MAN3Down24
Comedian PoundstonePAULA5Down25
Bug exterminator?SPY3Down26
___ IslandSTATEN6Down29
Graceless onesOAFS4Down30
Gets goingACTS4Down33
Ticked offSORE4Down37
Website that added podcast info in 2021IMDB4Down38
Granada grandmaABUELA6Down40
Pears used for cookingBOSCS5Down41
Musical with the song "What's the Use of Wond'rin'?"CAROUSEL8Down43
Doesn't let go ofCLINGSTO8Down44
Street fleetCABS4Down45
World's second-tallest birdEMU3Down46
Trattoria treat in a shellCANNOLI7Down47
Doubled, sayGOTAHIT7Down48
Things to chew onCUDS4Down50
Start to live and breathe?ASI3Down51
Kissed or whackedSMACKED7Down54
Rowena's love, in fictionIVANHOE7Down57
1970 Neil Diamond song about an imaginary childhood friendSHILO5Down59
One living an orderly life?MONK4Down61
4,840 square yardsACRE4Down62
ZipRecruiter listingJOB3Down64
CBS drama starting in 2003NCIS4Down65
Soft slip-on, for shortMOC3Down66
Lots ofMANY4Down67
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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Thursday, July 2, 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.