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New York Times Crossword March 11 2026 Answers

Wednesday puzzle · 74 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword March 11 2026 answers. The Wednesday puzzle has 74 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Clause separatorCOMMA5Across1 Channel showing committee hearingsCSPAN5Across6 RequestASK3Across11 Winning, for the momentAHEAD5Across14 "Don Giovanni" genreOPERA5Across15 Container for sardinesTIN3Across16 In 1968, Spencer Silver at 3M Corporation was attempting to develop a superstrong adhesive ...POSTITNOTES11Across17 Musician YokoONO3Across19 One in a hundredSENATOR7Across20 Alternative to fries, maybeSLAW4Across21 ___-color pastaTRI3Across22 In 1928, Alexander Fleming at St. Mary's Hospital in London found mold in his cultures of staphylococcus bacteria ...PENICILLIN10Across24 VulgarCOARSE6Across27 Answer to the riddle ending "How many are going to St. Ives?"ONE3Across30 "Olympia" painterMANET5Across31 Ran out, as timeELAPSED7Across32 In 1945, Percy Spencer at the Raytheon Manufacturing Company noticed the chocolate bar in his pocket had melted close to a magnetron ...MICROWAVEOVEN13Across36 Language in which "computer" is made up of the characters for "electric" and "brain"CHINESE7Across39 Take one's foot off the gasLETUP5Across40 Kwik-E-Mart proprietor on "The Simpsons"APU3Across42 AttacksBESETS6Across43 In 1943, James Wright at General Electric was attempting to develop synthetic rubber for the war effort ...SILLYPUTTY10Across44 Inits. on a police forensic vanCSI3Across50 Racetrack shapeOVAL4Across51 Like Mercury among all the planets vis-à-vis the sunNEAREST7Across52 One to build onLOT3Across55 Happy chance, as illustrated by the four invention stories at 17-, 24-, 36- and 44-AcrossSERENDIPITY11Across56 Singer GarfunkelART3Across60 Update, as the ConstitutionAMEND5Across61 Vaudeville showREVUE5Across62 Deli bread optionRYE3Across63 ___-turvyTOPSY5Across64 ParadisesEDENS5Across65

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Upper limitCAP3Down1 "Well, that's a surprise!"OHO3Down2 Marked by a religious zealMESSIANIC9Down3 JoinMATE4Down4 Tennis score after deuceADIN4Down5 Old French taleCONTE5Down6 With whom the dish ran away in "Hey Diddle Diddle"SPOON5Down7 ___ dishPETRI5Down8 ExistARE3Down9 Rapper Lil ___ XNAS3Down10 Part of MicronesiaATOLL5Down11 Mount associated with MosesSINAI5Down12 RecognizedKNOWN5Down13 Wrap for an athlete's injuryTAPE4Down18 Things a vest lacksSLEEVES7Down21 Channel for old westernsTCM3Down22 WanderROAM4Down23 Deal (with)COPE4Down25 Shoe partINSOLE6Down26 Community center for games and activitiesRECHALL7Down28 Having streaksSTRIPY6Down29 Producer of milk for Roquefort cheeseEWE3Down32 "___ Culturistas" (popular podcast)LAS3Down33 Street sign abbr.AVE3Down34 Clue examinerDETECTIVE9Down35 "Movin' ___" ("The Jeffersons" theme song)ONUP4Down37 McAuliffe's one-word reply to a German commander's demand of surrenderNUTS4Down38 Tire inflation meas.PSI3Down41 Polar explorer RichardBYRD4Down43 Certain renewable energySOLAR5Down44 Shade of off-whiteIVORY5Down45 Milky coffee drinkLATTE5Down46 General Assembly participant, for shortUNREP5Down47 Many first-time smartphone ownersTEENS5Down48 Jessica who won an Oscar for "Driving Miss Daisy"TANDY5Down49 Ireland, to the IrishEIRE4Down53 Hightailed itSPED4Down54 Exam for college applicantsSAT3Down56 AngstyEMO3Down57 Large caskTUN3Down58 "For sure!"YES3Down59

About this puzzle

This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Wednesday, March 11, 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.