New York Times Crossword March 27 2026 Answers
Friday puzzle · 70 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all 70 clues from the New York Times Crossword for March 27 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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Across
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Decorative, so to speak111 AcrossReveal answer →
"Local Equals Fresh" sloganeer312 AcrossReveal answer →
Ahead1115 AcrossReveal answer →
E, in a code316 AcrossReveal answer →
Affliction also known as "cold neuralgia"1117 AcrossReveal answer →
3,600 secondi318 AcrossReveal answer →
Computer runs419 AcrossReveal answer →
Company acquired by Panasonic in 2009520 AcrossReveal answer →
Malarkey421 AcrossReveal answer →
"Do we have a problem here?"522 AcrossReveal answer →
L.A. subdivision?324 AcrossReveal answer →
Epithet for Bill Clinton525 AcrossReveal answer →
Some coffee merchants' offerings626 AcrossReveal answer →
Hackman's "The Royal Tenenbaums" co-star628 AcrossReveal answer →
One whose work is barely seen?1229 AcrossReveal answer →
"You should keep those details to yourself"333 AcrossReveal answer →
Slightly off736 AcrossReveal answer →
Org. that releases an annual list of the year's most interesting contraband337 AcrossReveal answer →
Some brunch dishes1238 AcrossReveal answer →
Restraining maneuver in judo641 AcrossReveal answer →
How journalists and detectives may act642 AcrossReveal answer →
Firs and beeches, but not furs and beaches546 AcrossReveal answer →
Tahoe runner347 AcrossReveal answer →
Treat that occasionally catches fire550 AcrossReveal answer →
Light451 AcrossReveal answer →
Kitchen gizmo552 AcrossReveal answer →
Bit of bellyaching454 AcrossReveal answer →
Served as355 AcrossReveal answer →
"You win, all right? Geez!"1156 AcrossReveal answer →
Store in oak casks, say358 AcrossReveal answer →
Spoke before the court1159 AcrossReveal answer →
No no360 AcrossReveal answer →
Totally missing the big picture1161 AcrossReveal answer →
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E-card site with a reduplicative name61 DownReveal answer →
Spread62 DownReveal answer →
Like noble gases, chemically63 DownReveal answer →
Nearest item to pick74 DownReveal answer →
Land consisting predominantly of sedges35 DownReveal answer →
Drop-___46 DownReveal answer →
Like 97% of the United States, per the Census Bureau57 DownReveal answer →
Old hand at shorthand58 DownReveal answer →
Some choppers59 DownReveal answer →
Dish whose name means "barley" in Italian410 DownReveal answer →
Lilliputian311 DownReveal answer →
"Seems suspect"812 DownReveal answer →
Reductive neologism for a strong female lead813 DownReveal answer →
Figure in Greek mythology who was brought up by a bear814 DownReveal answer →
Hit 22, say421 DownReveal answer →
"Squid Game" and "The Red Sleeve," for two723 DownReveal answer →
Crosses to bear725 DownReveal answer →
Unlit?527 DownReveal answer →
Lacked an alternative528 DownReveal answer →
Before, informally330 DownReveal answer →
Suburban attachment?331 DownReveal answer →
Camp bed332 DownReveal answer →
Direction in many a spaghetti western833 DownReveal answer →
Zsa Zsa Gabor entered into it nine times834 DownReveal answer →
Dunks835 DownReveal answer →
Rebel's opposite439 DownReveal answer →
PB&J, e.g., informally740 DownReveal answer →
Greet with a beep643 DownReveal answer →
Bluffer's pronouncement, maybe644 DownReveal answer →
Put down on paper645 DownReveal answer →
Comics often printed in black and white547 DownReveal answer →
Pianist Rubinstein548 DownReveal answer →
Dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter549 DownReveal answer →
Tiny opening452 DownReveal answer →
George's computer friend on "The Jetsons"453 DownReveal answer →
N.F.L. coach Quinn356 DownReveal answer →
Forte, slangily357 DownReveal answer →
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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Friday, March 27, 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.