NYT Midi Crossword June 2 2026 Answers
Tuesday puzzle · 38 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the NYT Midi Crossword June 2 2026 answers. The Tuesday puzzle has 38 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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Across
Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Place for an aromatherapy massage, maybeSPA3Across1
CommercialsADS3Across4
Muscle spasmTIC3Across7
What you might do if you can't remember the lyricsHUM3Across8
PennyCENT4Across9
Tel ___, IsraelAVIV4Across10
Chest muscle, informallyPEC3Across12
"And other stuff like that": Abbr.ETC3Across13
Add a furniture cover to, sayUPHOLSTER9Across14
Prefix with -lithicNEO3Across18
Imminent victory, to a chess player ... or a hint to this puzzle's four sets of circled letterMATEINTWO9Across19
___ Lilly (big pharma company)ELI3Across25
Competed in a raceRAN3Across26
Attend, as a partyGOTO4Across27
"Piece of cake!"EASY4Across29
Really, really particular about thingsANAL4Across30
Wildcat with "snowshoe" pawsLYNX4Across31
Come to a closeEND3Across32
Winter hours in Colorado: Abbr.MST3Across33
Down
ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Like a nearly vertical hillSTEEP5Down1
Tiny recipe amountPINCH5Down2
Play a role on stageACT3Down3
"I have the solution!"AHA3Down4
Bedspread whose name is French for "down"DUVET5Down5
Strike down, in the BibleSMITE5Down6
Computer's "brain," for shortCPU3Down9
Outdated TV hookupVCR3Down11
First Across clue, typicallyONE3Down15
Hawaiian necklaceLEI3Down16
Prince, to a kingSON3Down17
___ Millions (lottery)MEGA4Down19
UnaccompaniedALONE5Down20
Tennessee pro athleteTITAN5Down21
They fold down for in-flight mealsTRAYS5Down22
"Hey, that ___ part of the plan!"WASNT5Down23
Deep black gemstoneONYX4Down24
OutdatedOLD3Down28
Stately shade treeELM3Down29
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This page lists every clue and answer from the NYT Midi crossword published on Tuesday, June 2, 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.