NYT Midi Crossword October 4 2026 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 29 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all 29 clues from the NYT Midi Crossword for October 4 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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"Paul Blart: ___ Cop"41 AcrossReveal answer →
Desert occupying most of its namesake peninsula in southwest Asia75 AcrossReveal answer →
Shuffling88 AcrossReveal answer →
Best of the best510 AcrossReveal answer →
Meat in a Denver omelet311 AcrossReveal answer →
Original Super Mario Bros. console313 AcrossReveal answer →
Rage514 AcrossReveal answer →
Desert covering much of Botswana816 AcrossReveal answer →
Add, as someone who wasn't originally part of a photo619 AcrossReveal answer →
Cul-de-___321 AcrossReveal answer →
Seducing622 AcrossReveal answer →
"Great job, toreador!"323 AcrossReveal answer →
Non-shiny lipstick options624 AcrossReveal answer →
"Acid"325 AcrossReveal answer →
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Ankle-covering garment91 DownReveal answer →
Kind of42 DownReveal answer →
Queue43 DownReveal answer →
Slow Wi-Fi annoyance34 DownReveal answer →
Prayer-ending word45 DownReveal answer →
Agitate, with "up"46 DownReveal answer →
Childish "That's not true!"57 DownReveal answer →
Shade-providing umbrella79 DownReveal answer →
Lessons learned from fables612 DownReveal answer →
Plastic parts of a vampire costume514 DownReveal answer →
Chopped finely, as cauliflower515 DownReveal answer →
Working hard417 DownReveal answer →
Word shouted by a forgetful actor418 DownReveal answer →
Shade-providing tree319 DownReveal answer →
"Dance the Night" singer ___ Lipa320 DownReveal answer →
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This page lists every clue from the NYT Midi crossword published on Sunday, October 4, 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.