The full solution for the NY Times June 26 2022 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Sunday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Matthew Stock and Finn Vigeland.
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Across Clues
- Partitions between nostrilsSEPTA
- Place to park a boatSLIP
- Malt-drying kilnOAST
- Gave a look of “Can you believe that?!”STARED
- Smaller than smallATOMIC
- Rub it inGLOAT
- What you’ll hear after-hours at a sports car sales lot?THESILENCEOFTHELAMBOS
- Cry from a boxing coachHITEM
- Swimmer’s assignmentLANE
- RC, for oneCOLA
- Fayetteville school, informallyUOFA
- City that neighbors Ann Arbor, for shortYPSI
- Rodeo Drive uprising?BEVERLYHILLSCOUP
- Janelle of “Moonlight”MONAE
- Loire contentsEAU
- Per personEACH
- Twisted jeans legs?PANTSLABYRINTH
- Religion of the MaldivesISLAM
- Mission statement’s inspirationETHOS
- ExpectedDUE
- Bounces around a pool tableCAROMS
- Antagonist in “Hop-o’-My-Thumb”OGRE
- Drink with crumpetsTEA
- South Asian crepesDOSAS
- ThrillELATE
- Mini manufacturerBMW
- Chihuahua, por ejemploESTADO
- Staunch dedication to one’s upper leg exercise routine?THIGHFIDELITY
- Country whose name together with its capital city has only eight lettersPERU
- [I’m a cow!]MOO
- Take for a spinDEMO
- Winter wear for a stegosaurus?JURASSICPARKA
- “I have my ___”DOUBTS
- UnderstandGET
- Palestinian political partyFATAH
- Some fedsNARCS
- “Look, fireworks!”OOH
- Diver’s destinationREEF
- Labor class?LAMAZE
- Airport code for a Delta hubLGA
- It’s a small worldGLOBE
- Bracket buster’s victoryUPSET
- Tire-puncturing way across a river?BRIDGEOFSPIKES
- RegionAREA
- Musician whose name sounds like an exclamationONO
- Message written on a Wonderland cakeEATME
- Introduction to a chiropractor’s makeshift toolkit?THISISSPINALTAPE
- Ankle-length dressMAXI
- First automaker to conduct crash tests (1938)AUDI
- E.R. imperativeSTAT
- Pair in an ellipseFOCI
- Capital on the AtlanticDAKAR
- Campaign to convince British P.M. Tony to change parties?THEBLAIRSWITCHPROJECT
- Like sailors’ language, stereotypicallySALTY
- Operator of the Valley Flyer and Coast StarlightAMTRAK
- Urge stronglyEXHORT
- Wranglers alternativeLEES
- MakeEARN
- Rulers until 1917TSARS
Vertical Clues
- Top of a range?STETSONHAT
- Enter smoothlyEASEINTO
- Proper partner?PRIM
- Number on a bus. cardTEL
- First songwriter to win an Oscar for a James Bond themeADELE
- One in the driver’s seatSTEERER
- Head of Eton?LOO
- Global finance org.IMF
- Word before or after perfectPITCH
- Tribe whose flag features a circle of tepees on a red backgroundOGLALA
- French menu wordALA
- To such an extent (that)SOMUCHSO
- Game with a card that might say “Lawyer: court judge legal crime case”TABOO
- Swabs, saySHIPMATES
- Target for salicylic acidACNE
- Fourth-most common surname in Korea (after Kim, Lee and Park)CHOI
- Stinky ___ (popular Chinese street food)TOFU
- “Your” of yoreTHY
- ___ system (GPS device)NAV
- Vogue rivalELLE
- April fool targetSAP
- ___ Paese cheeseBEL
- SecularLAIC
- One-named singer with the 2016 hit “Crush”YUNA
- High school dept.SCI
- Follower of smart or wiseASS
- Comic DavidsonPETE
- Big whoopADO
- Go over 21, sayBUST
- “What she said”YEAH
- NonkosherTREF
- Hindu Festival of ColorsHOLI
- Community celebrated in June, in briefLGBT
- Name of BTS’s fan baseARMY
- Kitten’s soundMEW
- Anti-D.U.I. org.MADD
- MountsSTEEDS
- Kind of finDORSAL
- One offering intense but unrequited affection, in modern usageSIMP
- Red MuppetELMO
- 4/APR
- ___ Studies (Gallaudet University department)DEAF
- Indian state on the Arabian SeaGOA
- Mellophone, e.g.HORN
- Debtor’s noteIOU
- Arthur Ashe Stadium org.USTA
- Wrangler makerJEEP
- Great Basin nativesUTES
- “Macbeth,” but not “Hamlet”IAMB
- Burn a littleCHAR
- Vegetable that’s massaged before eatingKALE
- Mythical ship that sailed to ColchisARGO
- Odds fellows?BOOKMAKERS
- SpecificallyTOBEEXACT
- “___ All That” (1999 rom-com)SHES
- “Despicable Me” antiheroGRU
- Half-___CAF
- Within reach, as a goalFEASIBLE
- Utah’s ___ National ParkZION
- “Hairspray” momEDNA
- Fig. on a transcriptGPA
- One with a storied education, informally?LITMAJOR
- Race in which one begins in a wetsuit, for shortTRI
- Shade that one might find on the links?GOLFTAN
- “What did I tell you?”SEE
- Some writing samplesESSAYS
- Source of Italian bubblesASTI
- Heart on one’s sleeve, for short?TAT
- Verbal shrugsHUHS
- PerfectIDEAL
- Prefix with legalPARA
- Exclamation while seeing oneself on the Jumbotron, perhapsITSME
- Tick followerTOCK
- German lamentACH
- Lab dropperPIPET
- N.Y.C. subway inits.IRT
- Capital of QatarDOHA
- Inits. on a cellphoneLTE
- Sports org. founded by Billie Jean KingWTA
- Like the verb “to be”: Abbr.IRR
- ScriptsRXS