The full solution for the NY Times September 27 2026 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Adam Wagner and edited by Will Shortz. The name of this puzzle is The Full 12 Rounds.
NYT Across Clues
- 1A Bad association STIGMA
- 7A Shoot for dinner? SPRIG
- 12A Jeweler’s wares CUTGEMS
- 19A ? in global commerce)(Conflict ? TETRAD
- 20A Emerge ARISE
- 21A DeVore who co-founded one of the first U.S. agencies for nonwhite models in 1946 OPHELIA
- 22A Potential benefit UPSIDE
- 23A Was almost out of supplies RANLOW
- 25A That’s saying something! ORATORY
- 26A Turned into an internet gag MEMED
- 27A Japanese graphic novels MANGA
- 28A ? outdoor festivals)(Bathrooms at ? ESPORT
- 30A Dukes, countesses, etc. PEERAGE
- 32A Put down in writing COMMITTOPAPER
- 37A Actress Sink of “Stranger Things” SADIE
- 39A Baby who’s up all night? OWLET
- 40A Where many papyrus plants grow NILE
- 41A Frenzied locale at a rock concert MOSHPIT
- 44A Press a case? SUE
- 45A “Spring forward” hrs. DST
- 47A Test room LAB
- 48A Cut back on PARE
- 49A Kind of effect that deflects motion in one direction in the Northern Hemisphere and the opposite in the Southern Hemisphere [with a hint to this puzzle’s shaded squares] CORIOLIS
- 53A Carnivore whose vocalization sounds like giggling HYENA
- 55A Google’s domain THEWEB
- 58A Hindu festival of colors HOLI
- 59A Auto brand whose logo is meant to evoke the precision of a caliper ACURA
- 62A Instant SEC
- 63A Challenge to a potential investor AREYOUIN
- 66A ? transport)(Bigwig’s ? MOPERS
- 68A Straightaway driving contests DRAGRACES
- 70A Philadelphia-area university that’s a powerhouse in men’s hoops VILLANOVA
- 73A ? park an auto)(Narrow space in which to ? RAGEON
- 74A Marvelous SPLENDID
- 77A One in 100: Abbr. SEN
- 78A “It ___ Me” (2000 Shaggy hit) WASNT
- 79A Word with dish or drag MAIN
- 80A Locale for many a commercial logo TSHIRT
- 82A German brewery since 1873 BECKS
- 85A Return to an earlier topic of conversation ? or what six answers in this puzzle literally do LOOPBACK
- 89A Cause of some red cheeks ACNE
- 90A Entertainment source for general audiences, in brief? USO
- 91A Bub MAC
- 94A ___ Lanka SRI
- 95A Custom-tailored BESPOKE
- 98A One of Cuba’s Castros RAUL
- 100A Lose it GOAPE
- 102A Best-case IDEAL
- 103A Crafts used in NASA’s Galileo and Juno missions JUPITERPROBES
- 107A Good position to be in? PLUMJOB
- 112A ? clarify or explain)(Seeking to ? VEINTE
- 113A Hide-outs LAIRS
- 115A Itsy-bitsy TEENY
- 116A Disk-flipping strategy game REVERSI
- 119A Like wheat beers YEASTY
- 121A Certain factory machine SORTER
- 122A Chaperones ESCORTS
- 123A Many a John Williams composition THEME
- 124A ? of hindsight)(With the benefit ? PECTIN
- 125A Clear coat VARNISH
- 126A Oafs ASSES
- 127A Deal made on the spot? ADSALE
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1D Bewilder STUMP
- 2D Conical accommodations TEPEE
- 3D Unhelpful way to respond to “Hello?” ITSME
- 4D “Jackie Brown” star Pam GRIER
- 5D Unruly rush MADDASH
- 6D Commercial suffix with Power ADE
- 7D Singer Bareilles SARA
- 8D Have a spring in one’s step PRANCE
- 9D One of the Beatles RINGO
- 10D Faith with five pillars ISLAM
- 11D Prefix with cache GEO
- 12D Assumed ownership over COOPTED
- 13D Pulls out, as weeds UPROOTS
- 14D Choreographer Twyla THARP
- 15D Achieve a sunbather’s goal GETTAN
- 16D ___ rating (chess stat) ELO
- 17D Old space station MIR
- 18D Perhaps SAY
- 24D Chinese artist Ai ___ WEIWEI
- 27D Triage provider MEDIC
- 29D The Cardinals, on scoreboards STL
- 31D Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the ?60s GAP
- 33D “___ Rouge” MOULIN
- 34D It’s driven into the ground PILE
- 35D Flair ELAN
- 36D Redheaded “Queen of Country” REBA
- 38D Diminutive Spanish suffix ITO
- 41D Bill of HBO’s “Real Time” MAHER
- 42D Mine craft? ORECAR
- 43D Do some garment-making SEW
- 44D Performances for one SOLI
- 46D Competitor of Bluesky and X THREADS
- 48D Affliction for some vets, in brief PTSD
- 50D Greek PPP RHOS
- 51D Promise of payback IOU
- 52D Chef Nosrat who wrote the best seller “Salt Fat Acid Heat” SAMIN
- 54D Tall tale YARN
- 56D Sonic euphoria, colloquially EARGASM
- 57D Scottish hillsides BRAES
- 60D Far from the target, in a guessing game COLD
- 61D Illuminated from below UPLIT
- 64D Univ. course that’s in demand? ECON
- 65D Streisand musical YENTL
- 67D “That’s freaking epic!” SOSICK
- 69D Rubberneck GAWK
- 70D ___ cava (major blood vessel) VENA
- 71D Sci-fi pioneer Jules VERNE
- 72D It gets you a hand ANTE
- 74D Portmanteau sandwich cookie with a layer of marshmallow SMOREO
- 75D Big ___, nickname for M.L.B.’s David Ortiz PAPI
- 76D Lefty, to a righty LIB
- 81D “Ni ___” (Chinese “hello”) HAO
- 82D ___ Khalifa, tower scaled by Tom Cruise in “Mission: Impossible ? Ghost Protocol” BURJ
- 83D Heir with much hair in the Bible ESAU
- 84D Great success COUP
- 86D Fish hawk OSPREY
- 87D Purportedly calming compound in some gummies, in brief CBD
- 88D Play for ___ KEEPS
- 92D Shaders of gray? AGEISTS
- 93D Cultural group of SW Britain CORNISH
- 96D ___ soda SAL
- 97D Astronomically demoted, as per a 2006 Word of the Year PLUTOED
- 99D Persist LIVEON
- 101D Fitting APT
- 102D “Am I crazy ??” ISITME
- 104D Twin sister of Sherri on “The Simpsons” TERRI
- 105D Malaise, with “the” BLAHS
- 106D Lets up EASES
- 108D Violently eliminates, in gamer-speak MERCS
- 109D Volkswagen sedan JETTA
- 110D Buck enshrined in Cooperstown ONEIL
- 111D David who fronted Talking Heads BYRNE
- 114D Some loaves or liquors RYES
- 116D Something gas cars do noisily that electric vehicles don’t REV
- 117D That, in Spanish ESA
- 118D Forerunner of the DVD player VCR
- 120D “when r u coming?” ETA
- 121D Relaxing getaway SPA
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