The full solution for the NY Times June 14 2026 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by John Kugelman and edited by Will Shortz. The name of this puzzle is Limited Runs.
NYT Across Clues
- 1A Many a listing on the Billboard Hot 100 POPHIT
- 7A High noon face-offs DUELS
- 12A Sonata maker HYUNDAI
- 19A Backup squads BTEAMS
- 20A Asian rice porridge CONGEE
- 21A Measure of high resistance MEGAOHM
- 22A 10th grader critiques swanky boutique? SOPHPOOHPOOHSPOSHSHOP
- 25A When doubled, a cry of approval HEAR
- 26A Souvenirs fired from hand-held cannons TEES
- 27A Pep rally yells RAHS
- 28A Inquires ASKS
- 29A “Hoo mama, that’s hot!” YOWIE
- 31A Singer Lovato DEMI
- 32A Wrestling move named after a pesticide DDT
- 34A Why Keanu is such a generous tipper? REEVESREVERESSERVERS
- 42A Revenue-raising legislation TAXACT
- 43A The “Y” of Y.S.L. YVES
- 44A Bad thing to bring to bed, it’s said PHONE
- 45A Rapper Kool Moe ___ DEE
- 46A Bone doc ORTHO
- 47A Heartburn AGITA
- 49A Make out DISCERN
- 51A Needle holder FIR
- 52A 1960s singer swindles Nashville awards? MAMACASSSCAMSCMAS
- 57A Online euphemism for “killed” used to avoid demonetization UNALIVED
- 59A “See ya!” TATA
- 60A Part between the shoulders LANE
- 61A Well-known song with a trilingual version in English, French and Inuktitut OCANADA
- 64A Come back in force RESURGE
- 68A Order to go SHOO
- 71A Actress ___ Lee Nolin of “Baywatch” GENA
- 73A “No joke!” TRUEFACT
- 77A Scottish cryptid spotted by the French? NESSIESEENINSEINE
- 83A Bad sound from a fan BOO
- 84A Bothered to no end EATENAT
- 85A Java tea PEKOE
- 86A Bygone retail giant KMART
- 88A Senatorial greeting AVE
- 89A Bathroom brand ORALB
- 91A 1998 tech debut IMAC
- 93A Volcanic gems found on every continent AGATES
- 94A Harsh taskmaster taken to task? DERRIERERIDERDERIDED
- 98A Totally played out OLD
- 99A Alien leader? XENO
- 100A “… to hold, as ___, the mirror up to nature”: Hamlet TWERE
- 101A Spot for a cooling pie SILL
- 104A Eastern currency YUAN
- 105A Opening of le soliloque d’Hamlet ETRE
- 107A Innocent sort LAMB
- 110A What a modest play has in common with the answer to each italicized clue? SMALLCASTOFCHARACTERS
- 116A Appropriately misspelled genre for Korn and Limp Bizkit NUMETAL
- 117A “Woo-hoo!” HURRAY
- 118A Kid-friendly rocker? HORSIE
- 119A “Oh, please” SPAREME
- 120A Pub quaff STOUT
- 121A “Moving right along …” ANYHOW
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1D Network supported by “Viewers Like You” PBS
- 2D “Altho …” OTOH
- 3D Cacio e ___ (Roman pasta dish) PEPE
- 4D Nervous agreement HAHAYEAH
- 5D Make-up artist? IMPROVCOMIC
- 6D General with a chicken dish named after him TSO
- 7D Goofball DOPE
- 8D Some, in Saltillo UNOS
- 9D “S.N.L.” alum Nwodim EGO
- 10D Tom ___, “Poisoning Pigeons in the Park” satirist LEHRER
- 11D Tahini, essentially SESAMEPASTE
- 12D Certain open enrollment options, for short HMOS
- 13D “Roundabout” rock band, 1971 YES
- 14D “Gross!” UGH
- 15D Onetime stargazer’s education channel NASATV
- 16D Cries of self-described “idiots” DOHS
- 17D “Now I get it” AHOK
- 18D Fireball-throwing demons from Doom IMPS
- 20D In good spirits CHEERY
- 23D Name in many skyscrapers OTIS
- 24D Jam band with a Ben & Jerry’s flavor PHISH
- 30D ___ paint (sign tragically noticed after sitting on a park bench) WET
- 31D End of a redundant legal doublet DESIST
- 32D Jorts material DENIM
- 33D Kind of code DRESS
- 34D ___ to go RARIN
- 35D Face in the crowd, say EXTRA
- 36D Emergency removal, in brief EVAC
- 37D Light in the night sky also known as Alpha Lyrae VEGA
- 38D Whiskey mixer SODA
- 39D Altitude sickness side effect EDEMA
- 40D Returned to air, as an old pilot, perhaps RERAN
- 41D Have an inkling SENSE
- 42D Cousin of tempeh and seitan TOFU
- 48D Powerful Romanov TSAR
- 50D Viola score symbol CCLEF
- 53D Actress Gardner AVA
- 54D Chess pieces MEN
- 55D “Absence makes the heart grow fonder” or “Out of sight, out of mind” ADAGE
- 56D Social class CASTE
- 58D Unpacked, say LOOSE
- 62D “Let’s just stay calm” DEEPBREATHS
- 63D 2023 Nobel-winning physicist L’Huillier ANNE
- 65D Spoon bender Geller debunked on “The Tonight Show” URI
- 66D Shout in a slasher film RUN
- 67D Female-friendly fandom event GEEKGIRLCON
- 68D Sam who putted croquet style until the U.S.G.A. banned it SNEAD
- 69D Catapult HEAVE
- 70D Kitchen brand OSTER
- 72D Martial art mastered by Steven Seagal AIKIDO
- 74D Taper ABATE
- 75D Empty inside CORED
- 76D Tater ___ TOTS
- 78D How sun-dried tomatoes are packed INOIL
- 79D Dog-___ EARED
- 80D Dog ___ STAR
- 81D Town, cape or river of western Alaska NOME
- 82D Scorch SEAR
- 87D Lunged (for) MADEATRY
- 90D “The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection” automaker LEXUS
- 92D It can carry a tune CDTRAY
- 93D Modern art? ARE
- 95D Word after high or holy ROLLER
- 96D Fast-food chain whose name has two hyphens INNOUT
- 97D Washstand item EWER
- 101D Old Medicare IDs SSNS
- 102D Sleepy murmur IMUP
- 103D Spiritual teacher in Tibet LAMA
- 104D Rory’s school on “Gilmore Girls” YALE
- 105D Shade in the desert ECRU
- 106D “___ remains to be seen” THAT
- 108D Clubber’s tank top material MESH
- 109D Verve BRIO
- 111D 4G letters LTE
- 112D QB Ward or Newton CAM
- 113D To’s opposite FRO
- 114D Band with the 1980s multi-octave “Take On Me” AHA
- 115D Move the needle? SEW
Clues are grouped in the order they appeared. If the answers below do not solve a specific clue just open the clue link and it will show you all the other possible solutions that we have solved. Along with today's puzzles, you will also find the answers of previous crossword puzzles by NYT, that were published in the recent days or weeks. posted in Crossword Puzzles