New York Times Crossword September 6 2026 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 138 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword September 6 2026 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 138 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#
Spanish nibblesTAPAS5Across1
Do greatCRUSHIT7Across6
"Silly me!"IMAFOOL7Across13
Letter in the Hebrew spelling of "Adonai"ALEPH5Across20
Closest area to a movie theater projector, maybeLASTROW7Across21
NoteworthyNAMABLE7Across22
FlashFLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES21Across23
Loudmouth's lack, perhapsTACT4Across26
Director LeeANG3Across27
Taylor-Joy of "Dune: Part Three"ANYA4Across28
Word after B or bucketLIST4Across29
"Rock of Ages" or "Stand by Me"HYMN4Across30
AdvantageEDGE4Across32
White of the eyeSCLERA6Across36
LighthouseTHELIGHTHOUSEOFGUCCI20Across39
"Yeah, I know them"WEMET5Across45
Burrowing rodentMOLERAT7Across46
"So-o-o, as I was saying ..."ANYHOO6Across47
"Mr. Blue Sky" band, for shortELO3Across49
Banger of a songBOP3Across50
"Fortnight" singer, to fansTAY3Across51
DirectedBADE4Across52
"That is … I mean …"UMM3Across54
"Fifty Shades of Grey" authorELJAMES7Across55
Dog hybrid with thick, low-shedding furSHIHPOO7Across58
Mr. Knightley's love interest, in classic literatureEMMA4Across60
Embed with a hammerNAILIN6Across61
Lion KingTHELIONKINGPIN14Across62
Operatic pop group formed by Simon CowellILDIVO6Across65
Sort of person who brings people togetherUNITER6Across67
Bad BoysBADBOYSDONTCRY14Across68
Arab chiefsSHEIKS6Across74
Fruit whose name has three syllables in four lettersACAI4Across78
Panameñas y puertorriqueñasLATINAS7Across79
"A.S.A.P.!"DOITNOW7Across80
Someone who exercises out of habit?NUN3Across81
Bird store supplySEED4Across82
"Starter" starterNON3Across84
Word combined with "-fetti" in a portmanteauFUN3Across85
Onetime British Olympian/politician SebastianCOE3Across86
Counterparts of troughsCRESTS6Across87
___ Finch, lawyer in "To Kill a Mockingbird"ATTICUS7Across89
[waving the white flag]ILOSE5Across91
Dark KnightASHOTINTHEDARKKNIGHT20Across93
ChatGPT's companyOPENAI6Across97
They never start with 9: Abbr.SSNS4Across98
Word after news or lineITEM4Across99
Famous last wordsETTU4Across100
Partner of raveRANT4Across103
Quite the head-turner?OWL3Across105
Live broadcastFEED4Across107
Angry MenTWELVEANGRYMENINBLACK21Across110
Pushing offSENDING7Across117
Rectangular baking containerLOAFPAN7Across118
Give it a twirl!BATON5Across119
Follows the first rule of improvYESANDS7Across120
All togetherENMASSE7Across121
ObdurateSTONY5Across122
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Chief justice who remarked "I don't remember that I ever was president"TAFT4Down1
Mozart's "Rondo ___ Turca"ALLA4Down2
Sext symbol?PEACHEMOJI10Down3
Newsroom writing standard, in briefAPSTYLE7Down4
"Just listen …"SHH3Down5
Group of familiesCLAN4Down6
Cooking surfaceRANGETOP8Down7
Sch. with the second-most N.F.L. draft picks of all time, after Notre DameUSC3Down8
Sault ___ Marie, Mich.STE3Down9
9-5, say: Abbr.HRS3Down10
State that's the setting for "American Gothic"IOWA4Down11
Pullover/cardigan comboTWINSET7Down12
Down the middle, sayINHALF6Down13
"Gaping" featureMAW3Down14
Latin 101 verbAMO3Down15
Reasoning that doesn't hold upFALLACY7Down16
Texter's "Duh!"OBVI4Down17
Cheers for the Spanish national team?OLES4Down18
For fear thatLEST4Down19
Minced oathDANG4Down24
Toymaker behind Tickle Me ElmoTYCO4Down25
Lincoln Laboratory operator, in briefMIT3Down31
Co. with red-and-yellow trucksDHL3Down33
One of Ralph Waldo Emerson's six "Representative Men"GOETHE6Down34
Offerer of a 33-country train passEURAIL6Down35
"Good heavens!"EGAD4Down37
Arcane letterRUNE4Down38
Many a middle schoolerTWEEN5Down39
Slangy "very"HELLA5Down40
Kaiser Permanente and others, in briefHMOS4Down41
Initiate small talk, saySAYHI5Down42
___ changeCHUMP5Down43
Black Sabbath guitarist TonyIOMMI5Down44
Desert country popular for whale watchingOMAN4Down48
Like some novelty strawsBENDY5Down50
Lovely, as a lassBONNY5Down52
D.J. and record producer Steve ___AOKI4Down53
Clearing account?ALIBI5Down56
___ Minderbinder from "Catch-22"MILO4Down57
Minced oathSHOOT5Down58
Comes down hardPOURS5Down59
Long-feathered flierEGRET5Down60
Jason Seaver or Ward Cleaver, notablyTVDAD5Down62
These are fighting wordsITSON5Down63
Classic drink brand sold in tall bottlesNEHI4Down64
Castaway's settingISLE4Down66
En ___ (legal phrase)BANC4Down68
Lexus rivalACURA5Down69
People with no word for "please" in their native languageDANES5Down70
Last in the batting orderNINTH5Down71
Govt. instrumentsTNOTES6Down72
Coyotes, foxes et al.CANIDS6Down73
Vegan brand with the logo of a cow wearing a fake mustacheINCOGMEATO10Down75
___ ball (rubbery toy)KOOSH5Down76
"Awesome"SWEET5Down77
When many parks closeDUSK4Down80
Sign of the cross?STOP4Down82
90° del norteESTE4Down83
Fandom identities often with fluffy tails and earsFURSONAS8Down85
Part of a three-word phrase expressing regretSHOULDA7Down88
Quivering with excitementATINGLE7Down89
JohnCAN3Down90
Percentage at a bank: Abbr.INT3Down91
Be perfectly supine, sayLIEFLAT7Down92
Like Cinderella, initiallyINRAGS6Down94
Aloo gobi go-withNAAN4Down95
Burn unit?KILN4Down96
Vintage goods e-tailerETSY4Down100
Overly sentimental, to BritsTWEE4Down101
HamiltonsTENS4Down102
Ending with Jumbo or betaTRON4Down104
Fortified stuff, maybeWINE4Down106
Milton Friedman's field, familiarlyECON4Down108
Big Apple fashion houseDKNY4Down109
Info on auto documents, for shortVIN3Down111
Wrap upEND3Down112
It has a thick skinYAM3Down113
Deg. for some writersMFA3Down114
Mini-albums, for shortEPS3Down115
Cheap shot?BBS3Down116
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