NYT Crossword Answers 04/05/26

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NYT Across Clues

• 1A They need fans to stay cool IDOLS
• 6A Philippine marinades ADOBOS
• 12A Second first lady, after Martha ABIGAIL
• 19A Cheap cigar STOGIE
• 20A Philippine capital MANILA
• 21A Contrition REMORSE
• 22A Prime-time time NINEPM
• 23A We’re literally giving away our rental cars! FREEENTERPRISE
• 25A Resembling bone OSTEOID
• 27A Overnight option INN
• 28A Pull some strings? UNTIE
• 29A Phony social media follower BOT
• 30A It hurts how much we?re overcharging for this detergent! NOPAINNOGAIN
• 34A ___ Constitution USS
• 37A Winter measure SNOWFALL
• 40A “Nostalgia is a seductive ___”: George W. Ball LIAR
• 41A Spider’s pouch EGGSAC
• 43A Inappropriately appropriated USURPED
• 45A Crush a test ACEIT
• 48A Muse depicted with a lyre ERATO
• 49A Like raw footage UNCUT
• 51A Alexander ___, 1980s secretary of state HAIG
• 53A Competition with clowns, maybe RODEO
• 55A Showbiz “grand slam,” familiarly EGOT
• 56A Scrooge’s shout BAH
• 57A Our planes don’t have seats! UNITEDWESTAND
• 61A Social worker? ANT
• 62A Undertake, as a journey ENTERON
• 64A College admissions fig. GPA
• 65A Whence St. Francis ASSISI
• 67A Quite spirited RAHRAH
• 68A Bulletin board addition POSTING
• 71A A chair might cover one AGENDA
• 74A Place to store magazines ARMORY
• 76A Broody genre EMO
• 77A First college in the modern era to boast a 15-0 football team CLEMSON
• 78A Bump on the head, say? ZIT
• 80A Our tech products fall apart easily! APPLECRUMBLES
• 84A However, in texts THO
• 85A Sportsbook figures ODDS
• 87A Grinning Face With Sweat, for one EMOJI
• 88A Winnow PARE
• 89A Some exits in Exeter TATAS
• 91A Japanese healing discipline REIKI
• 93A Hägar the Horrible’s dog SNERT
• 95A Like a wrung-out mop DAMPISH
• 97A Some commotion in a sheepfold BAAING
• 99A Rep CRED
• 101A Most ridiculous GOOFIEST
• 104A Monopolist’s portion ALL
• 105A Our cable channel is devoted to censorship! LIFETIMEBANS
• 109A Dripping, say WET
• 110A White’s longtime co-host SAJAK
• 111A Many a book fair sponsor, for short PTA
• 112A [Look below for more info] SEENOTE
• 115A Go ahead and shoplift one pair of our jeans! JUSTTAKEAGUESS
• 121A Bolts (down) SCARFS
• 122A Home country of the Center for Civil Liberties, jointly awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize UKRAINE
• 123A Monkey’s place, maybe BARREL
• 124A Article of jewelry worn around the biceps ARMLET
• 125A Erudite LEARNED
• 126A Stylishly elegant CLASSY
• 127A Shoe leather for Elvis SUEDE

NYT Vertical Clues

• 1D “This. Means. War!” ITISON
• 2D Our soap is deadly! DONTTOUCHTHATDIAL
• 3D Serpentine shape in architecture OGEE
• 4D Certain cosmetic surgery, familiarly LIPO
• 5D High class? SEMINAR
• 6D Big letters in bowling AMF
• 7D “Beavis and Butt-Head” spinoff DARIA
• 8D Common soccer score ONENIL
• 9D Two-year periods BIENNIA
• 10D Common soccer cheer OLE
• 11D With 44-Down, home of the U.S.’s most-visited municipal zoo SAN
• 12D ___ rock (music genre) ARENA
• 13D Nickname for Britain’s King Edward VII BERTIE
• 14D Encroach (on) IMPINGE
• 15D Horror movie staple GORE
• 16D Grande’s perfume line ARI
• 17D Major research lab for astronauts, for short ISS
• 18D Actress Jamie ___ Curtis LEE
• 19D Highfalutin sorts SNOBS
• 24D Yank TUG
• 26D Creature with a signature whistle it can use to identify itself DOLPHIN
• 31D Accordion fold PLEAT
• 32D Iridescent shell material NACRE
• 33D Dirt pie ingredients OREOS
• 34D Our magazine hates everything and everyone! USAGAINSTTHEWORLD
• 35D Squelched SATON
• 36D Michael ___, Steve Carell’s role on “The Office” SCOTT
• 38D Sch. endearingly called “Wazzu” WSU
• 39D Animated TV series set in the 31st century FUTURAMA
• 42D LSAT alternative, for some law schools GRE
• 44D See 11-Down DIEGO
• 46D Lab label IDTAG
• 47D Afternoon socials TEAS
• 49D It’ll take you for a ride UBER
• 50D Mama’s mama NANA
• 52D Natl. economic yardsticks GDPS
• 54D Discounted ONSALE
• 58D Zero chance NOHOPE
• 59D Something well-taken? WATER
• 60D Chartreuse or brandy, e.g. DIGESTIF
• 63D Mess up ERR
• 66D Part of a sch. year SEM
• 68D Orange cone, say PYLON
• 69D “No cause for alarm!”? IMUP
• 70D Land rover NOMAD
• 72D Home of Qatar Airways DOHA
• 73D A long time, in Spain ANOS
• 75D Tach stats RPMS
• 77D Sax player Clarence CLEMONS
• 78D “The Greek” in a 1964 film ZORBA
• 79D Optimal IDEAL
• 81D Emergency option for a fighter pilot EJECT
• 82D High, wispy clouds CIRRI
• 83D Alice of TV’s “Queen of the South” BRAGA
• 86D Manage moguls, say SKI
• 90D “___ expected” ASI
• 92D Like many legal phrases INLATIN
• 94D Fried Japanese fare TEMPURA
• 96D Impersonates POSESAS
• 98D 1997 Demi Moore military drama GIJANE
• 100D Hampers DETERS
• 102D Fixed rate SETFEE
• 103D Statistics tool used to find significant differences TTEST
• 106D Not real FAKED
• 107D ___ out an existence EKE
• 108D They might be loaded or stolen BASES
• 110D Headliner STAR
• 113D Neutral tone ECRU
• 114D April or May, e.g. NAME
• 115D Q3 starter: Abbr. JUL
• 116D Luau instrument, in brief UKE
• 117D Mme., across the Pyrenees SRA
• 118D “The Bachelor” network ABC
• 119D Actress Gadot GAL
• 120D Foxy SLY