NYT Crossword Answers 04/19/26

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NYT Across Clues

• 1A Not noteworthy HOHUM
• 6A What might be found at the end of a rainbow PRISM
• 11A Exchange SWAP
• 15A Contents of Lago de Maracaibo AGUA
• 19A Emerged AROSE
• 20A ___ pasta (rhyming fusion dish) RASTA
• 21A Chinese gooseberry, by another name KIWI
• 22A Shredded TORN
• 23A Traveled from Syros to Naxos to Mykonos, say ISLANDHOPPED
• 25A “That was rejuvenating!” IFEELGREAT
• 27A Pop artist Lichtenstein ROY
• 28A Fill-in TEMP
• 29A Sold for some quick cash, say PAWNED
• 31A Path for a bride AISLE
• 32A Penny-pinching CHEAP
• 34A [“Unbe-frickin-lievable!”] SOMAD
• 35A Title in old St. Petersburg TSAR
• 36A Wasn’t messing around, say PLAYEDTOWIN
• 39A Cabal’s schemes SECRETPLOTS
• 44A Smooths, in a way SANDS
• 45A Dooley Wilson’s role in “Casablanca” SAM
• 46A Abstract Expressionist Frankenthaler HELEN
• 47A Understand GET
• 48A Target for salicylic acid ACNE
• 49A They’ve got no complaints HAPPYCAMPERS
• 52A Solstice time JUNE
• 53A Constellation feline LEO
• 54A Defensive fortification PALISADE
• 55A Winged beings of folklore FAE
• 56A Multivolume ref. work OED
• 57A Style that’s short on the sides and long in the back MULLET
• 59A Fatty tuna, at a sushi bar TORO
• 60A Where something irksome might stick CRAW
• 62A Canned sales pitch SPIEL
• 63A Masonry unit CINDERBLOCK
• 67A What lovers often overlook FLAWS
• 71A Almost any word that ends in “-ize” VERB
• 73A It’s verboten NONO
• 74A Have eyes for DESIRE
• 75A Long-running CBS forensic drama CSI
• 77A Old name for Tokyo EDO
• 79A Beef bourguignon or chicken paprikash MEATSTEW
• 81A Singer Carly ___ Jepsen RAE
• 82A Some ranch sounds MOOS
• 83A Listings on a band T-shirt CONCERTDATES
• 85A Keep it up when feeling down CHIN
• 86A Half of a candy duo IKE
• 87A Ranks TIERS
• 88A Was in charge of RAN
• 89A Caribbean nation whose name means “land of high mountains” HAITI
• 90A Popular poker variant TEXASHOLDEM
• 93A Baby book datum BIRTHWEIGHT
• 95A Many a “good buddy” CBER
• 96A Public transit system METRO
• 98A “For we walk by ___, not by sight”: II Corinthians 5:7 FAITH
• 99A Big name in power tools STIHL
• 101A S, in the NATO alphabet SIERRA
• 103A Some cameras, for short SLRS
• 104A ___ Schwarz FAO
• 107A How a misfit might feel OUTOFPLACE
• 109A Inbox zero targets UNREADEMAILS
• 112A Mega- UBER
• 113A Like an eager beaver AGOG
• 114A One place for a massage SCALP
• 115A Heavy metal instrument in Verdi’s “Il Trovatore” ANVIL
• 116A Wine list heading REDS
• 117A ! BANG
• 118A Small-plate servings TAPAS
• 119A Grandchild of un abuelo NIETO

NYT Vertical Clues

• 1D Locks up? HAIR
• 2D Thereabouts ORSO
• 3D “Mamma mia!” HOLYCANNOLI
• 4D Women’s World Cup powerhouse USA
• 5D Counselor’s charges MENTEES
• 6D Elaborate invitation from a senior, maybe PROMPOSAL
• 7D Actress Reneé of “The Sex Lives of College Girls” RAPP
• 8D MSN, for one ISP
• 9D Trample STEPON
• 10D Palindromic title MADAM
• 11D Superficial SKINDEEP
• 12D One who said “I do” WIFE
• 13D Knocked for a loop AWED
• 14D Pizza ___ PIE
• 15D Relating to part of the heart ATRIAL
• 16D Doesn’t stick to the plan GOESROGUE
• 17D River through Orsk URAL
• 18D Get in on a deal ANTE
• 24D Race that’s too close to call DHEADT
• 26D Desperate final effort LGASTP
• 30D Words traced on a dirty car WASHME
• 33D Evil counterpart in an 1886 novella HYDE
• 34D Flanders neighbor SIMPSON
• 35D More fraught TENSER
• 36D Book before Proverbs PSALMS
• 37D Get ready to skate LACEUP
• 38D Elk WAPITI
• 40D Roman à ___ CLEF
• 41D Request in billiards or beer pong RERACK
• 42D Watch over TEND
• 43D Office building abbr. STE
• 49D Milliner’s handiwork HAT
• 50D Mowing, mulching, raking, etc. YCARDE
• 51D Decorator ADORNER
• 52D Basset hounds have big ones JOWLS
• 54D One-named sports legend PELE
• 58D Some jeans LEVIS
• 61D Three or four, say AFEW
• 63D Extract said to promote relaxation CBDOIL
• 64D Ton of cargo BLOATD
• 65D It contains all of (and all the letters of) Toronto ONTARIO
• 66D One who’s screen-sharing COSTAR
• 68D Congrats from across the room AIRHIGHFIVE
• 69D Ghostly being WRAITH
• 70D Dismissive response on movie night SEENIT
• 72D Parish leader RECTOR
• 74D Bouvier ___ Flandres (Belgian dog breed) DES
• 75D Crown and ___ (alliterative bar order) COKE
• 76D “Can’t wait!” SOEXCITED
• 78D Linear, for short ONED
• 79D Eponymous hypnotist MESMER
• 80D Entrances and exits of camp dwellings TENTFLAPS
• 82D Alma mater for Marvel’s Tony Stark and DC Comics’s Lex Luthor, in brief MIT
• 84D Cadbury confection CREMEEGG
• 85D Nickname that omits -lin CAIT
• 89D Prestigious trophy name HEISMAN
• 91D Loathes ABHORS
• 92D Where “The Four Agreements” and “The Five Love Languages” may be shelved SHELFP
• 93D Fernet-___ (Italian digestif brand) BRANCA
• 94D Most merchandise at Ace and True Value HWARDE
• 97D Rely on TRUST
• 99D Ill-humored SOUR
• 100D Fallopian conduit TUBE
• 101D Really long yarn SAGA
• 102D The New York Times’s “T,” on a phone screen ICON
• 103D Actress Ward SELA
• 105D Landed ALIT
• 106D World capital that’s home to the Kon-Tiki Museum OSLO
• 108D Slang term for a recording studio LAB
• 110D Genre for Cypress Hill or the Sugarhill Gang RAP
• 111D Alex and ___ (jewelry company) ANI