New York Times Crossword June 1 2026 Answers

Monday puzzle · 71 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 71 clues from the New York Times Crossword for June 1 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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ClueLetters#Answer
Fruit preserves31 AcrossReveal answer → Bottled water brand64 AcrossReveal answer → Status ___310 AcrossReveal answer → "Long, long ___ ..."313 AcrossReveal answer → High school assessment scored from 1 to 5614 AcrossReveal answer → Address starting "http"315 AcrossReveal answer → Pearl or peridot316 AcrossReveal answer → Despise617 AcrossReveal answer → Conclusion318 AcrossReveal answer → Quick punches419 AcrossReveal answer → "You," archaically421 AcrossReveal answer → One taking office dictation523 AcrossReveal answer → Blunder525 AcrossReveal answer → Concert pianos628 AcrossReveal answer → Like haunted houses and lifelike dolls630 AcrossReveal answer → Sardine container331 AcrossReveal answer → Accede to an agreement without getting everything one wants632 AcrossReveal answer → "___-haw!"335 AcrossReveal answer → Dominican slugger Sammy436 AcrossReveal answer → Coolness, in Gen Alpha slang438 AcrossReveal answer → Roosters' mates439 AcrossReveal answer → Nightmare scenario840 AcrossReveal answer → Emerged victorious … or what this puzzle's constructor did, as indicated by the shaded squares1243 AcrossReveal answer → Smokey Robinson's record label647 AcrossReveal answer → Capital of Oman648 AcrossReveal answer → North Carolina university450 AcrossReveal answer → Leo XIV, for one451 AcrossReveal answer → Jingle or ditty454 AcrossReveal answer → Filing job, for short?455 AcrossReveal answer → Touch456 AcrossReveal answer → ___ Menken, composer of "Little Shop of Horrors"457 AcrossReveal answer → Poems of praise458 AcrossReveal answer → More than a few, but less than a lot459 AcrossReveal answer → A village in Wales has one with 58 letters — the world's longest460 AcrossReveal answer → It might read "Miss Universe"461 AcrossReveal answer → Burn the surface of462 AcrossReveal answer → "Curses!"463 AcrossReveal answer →

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Spree31 DownReveal answer → What the number of candles on a birthday cake signifies32 DownReveal answer → High-waisted fashion trend of the 1990s83 DownReveal answer → Physiques that aren't quite perfect74 DownReveal answer → Copies45 DownReveal answer → Actor's workplace36 DownReveal answer → Cut out37 DownReveal answer → Thomas ___, early political cartoonist and critic of Boss Tweed48 DownReveal answer → "Sign me up!"79 DownReveal answer → Reality show starring the "Fab Five"810 DownReveal answer → Big coffee holder311 DownReveal answer → Dated312 DownReveal answer → Newswoman Curry320 DownReveal answer → Before, to Shakespeare322 DownReveal answer → Certain members of a police dept.423 DownReveal answer → Musical threesome424 DownReveal answer → Go on before the main show, say426 DownReveal answer → Liquors that go in Manhattans427 DownReveal answer → Superfan's ticket purchase1029 DownReveal answer → It measures audience feedback1030 DownReveal answer → Ballerina's skirt433 DownReveal answer → Gait faster than a walk434 DownReveal answer → Give a tut-tut, e.g.837 DownReveal answer → Place to hang a fedora839 DownReveal answer → Classic archery wood341 DownReveal answer → Shiba ___ (Japanese hunting dog)342 DownReveal answer → Piña ___643 DownReveal answer → Makes up (for)644 DownReveal answer → Sight-related645 DownReveal answer → Southernmost country in Central America646 DownReveal answer → Short office messages547 DownReveal answer → Core belief549 DownReveal answer → Thin woodwind452 DownReveal answer → Pouncing predator453 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Monday, June 1, 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.