New York Times Crossword March 15 2026 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 144 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword March 15 2026 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 144 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#
DwellingABODE5Across1 One of two elected magistrates to the ancient cursus honorumCONSUL6Across6 PlagiarizedCRIBBED7Across12 Notion that's difficult to dispelIDEEFIXE8Across19 Roll on, as timeELAPSE6Across21 One large head, shredded, with the outer leaves discardedROMAINE7Across22 Record label for the Beastie Boys and Public EnemyDEFJAM6Across23 Stockholder's portionDIVIDEND8Across24 Handled vessel in a museumAMPHORA7Across25 1977 Robin Cook medical thrillerCOMA4Across26 Bon ___ ("Skinny Love" band)IVER4Across27 Brand of canned beansGOYA4Across28 Greedy sortPIG3Across30 Soon, to ShakespeareANON4Across31 Lying aboutIDLE4Across33 2 tbsp., for acidityLEMONJUICE10Across35 Ian who portrayed Bilbo BagginsHOLM4Across38 ___ Jones, bobsledder and hurdler who has competed in both the Winter and Summer OlympicsLOLO4Across39 Mushroom prized by chefsMOREL5Across40 Psychologist SolomonASCH4Across41 LairHIDEOUT7Across42 Do something perfectlyNAILIT6Across44 Easily dupedNAIVE5Across46 ___ Lupin, gentleman thief of literatureARSENE6Across48 Peepers keepers?LIDS4Across50 One clove, crushedGARLIC6Across51 Chaucer collectionTALES5Across55 5/8 or 2/14VDAY4Across57 One might be nobleGAS3Across59 "Foucault's Pendulum" authorECO3Across60 Drummer with the coffee table book "Another Day in the Life"STARR5Across61 All-star pitcher HershiserOREL4Across63 Sch. whose team name is a poisonous nutOSU3Across65 The Bard of ___AVON4Across67 Thanksgiving is always on the fourth one in Nov.THUR4Across68 Infamous warning for 126-Across … and for solvers, when filling in seven squares in this puzzle?BEWARETHEIDES13Across69 Creature to take a gander at on Haleakala?NENE4Across73 Lacking adornmentBALD4Across74 Digressive remarkASIDE5Across75 Tabby talkMEOW4Across76 RushesRACES5Across77 ___ LankaSRI3Across79 "Daughter," in HebrewBAT3Across80 HarvestREAP4Across82 Hole on a beltNOTCH5Across84 Ground, black, to tastePEPPER6Across86 Chop, mince, grate, etc.PREP4Across88 Holiday harmoniesCAROLS6Across90 Cute, woolly farm animalsLAMBS5Across93 Period of glaciationICEAGE6Across96 Title role for both Patti LuPone and MadonnaEVITA5Across98 Uncle Remus titleBRER4Across100 Tree from which turpentine may be derivedLARCH5Across102 HullabalooROAR4Across104 Word before stick or after ScotlandYARD4Across106 One cup, seasoned and lightly toasted until crispyBREADCUBES10Across107 "The kissing disease"MONO4Across109 Some savanna groupsPRIDES6Across110 "___ for Ricochet" (Sue Grafton mystery)RIS3Across111 Got ready to drive?TEED4Across112 CommonerPLEB4Across113 Human rights lawyer ClooneyAMAL4Across115 Ones changing the narrative?EDITORS7Across117 ChillaxingATEASE6Across120 Word on a protest signRESIST6Across122 One, coddled or raw; add an extra for a richer flavorEGGYOLK7Across125 This puzzle's subject, in two very different waysCAESAR6Across126 Samurai swordKATANA6Across127 Kind of overloadSENSORY7Across128 Stile coins that have gone out of styleTOKENS6Across129 Contemptuously laughed atDERIDED7Across130

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Provided assistanceAIDED5Down1 Spelling ___BEE3Down2 Spicy, sayOFFCOLOR8Down3 3/4 teaspoon, Grey Poupon preferredDIJONMUSTARD12Down4 End-of-semester hurdleEXAM4Down5 Soupçon featureCEDILLA7Down6 1/2 cup, slowly drizzled and whisked to form an emulsionOLIVEOIL8Down7 Area with pewsNAVE4Down8 Certain silk spinnerSPIDER6Down9 Onetime org. for Jimmy Carter and J.F.K.USN3Down10 Bean counter's bookLEDGER6Down11 Its box is yellow and green, with many colors in betweenCRAYOLA7Down12 ___ EmpireROMAN5Down13 RapscallionIMP3Down14 Curmudgeon's exclamationBAH3Down15 "Sully" or "Spartacus"BIOPIC6Down16 Add value toENRICH6Down17 Rejuvenate digitallyDEAGE5Down18 The first one was sent in 1971EMAIL5Down20 A calf born with two heads, some sayOMEN4Down29 Satisfied sighAHH3Down31 "Haven't a clue"NOIDEA6Down32 Gift recipientDONEE5Down34 "___ luck!"LOTSA5Down35 Cups o' joeJAVAS5Down36 The "U" of UXUSER4Down37 George Eliot masterpiece … or a punny hint to seven squares in this puzzleMIDDLEMARCH11Down40 Eye drop?TEAR4Down43 "What am I, chopped ___?"LIVER5Down45 Swiatek who has won the U.S. Open, French Open and WimbledonIGA3Down47 Workers' rights org.NLRB4Down49 Army Corps of Engineers projectLEVEE5Down52 Pictures on a screenICONS5Down53 Alternative to a cupCONE4Down54 Scatters, as seedsSOWS4Down56 Start of a pirate-y pillaging songYOHO4Down58 Tour leaderGUIDE5Down59 Go halfsies, saySHARE5Down61 Flower with a cup-shaped bloomTULIP5Down62 Las Vegas football playerRAIDER6Down64 In stitchesSEWN4Down66 2 tbsp., for a briny flavorANCHOVYPASTE12Down67 Baking meas.TBSP4Down68 Make a fast not last?EAT3Down70 Conical dwellingTEPEE5Down71 Mlle. in MadridSRTA4Down72 One of a hundred for Pooh and friendsACRE4Down78 Part of a Santa Claus costumeBEARD5Down80 Adjustable feature of an office chair, maybeARM3Down81 "Pharsalia" and the "Aeneid"EPICS5Down83 Poseidon's domainOCEAN5Down85 EntreatyPLEA4Down87 1/2 cup, freshly gratedPARMESAN8Down89 1997 Jim Carrey comedyLIARLIAR8Down91 Big stepSTRIDE6Down92 Alternative to XBLUESKY7Down94 Kemo ___SABE4Down95 PeanutsGOOBERS7Down97 Expensive Super Bowl featuresADS3Down99 One way to cross the RubiconBRIDGE6Down100 Step downRESIGN6Down101 Black out, in a wayREDACT6Down103 "The Fountainhead" protagonistROARK5Down105 Longtime Saints QB Drew ___BREES5Down107 "Refreshing" web shortcutCTRLR5Down108 Open before December 25?PEEK4Down113 Operate on with lightLASE4Down114 Olden honeyed drinkMEAD4Down116 Expressions of appreciation, in textsTYS3Down118 Tic-tac-toe winOOO3Down119 "The ___ of Pooh"TAO3Down121 Slyly disparagingSNIDE5Down123 BitTAD3Down124

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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Sunday, March 15, 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.