The full solution for the NY Times October 14 2026 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Jacob Stulberg and edited by Will Shortz.
NYT Across Clues
- 1A Hot stuff MAGMA
- 6A Target GOAL
- 10A Worshiper’s locale, at times APSE
- 14A Poe’s middle name ALLAN
- 15A Lingerie material LACE
- 16A Glimpse PEEK
- 17A Response to “Good morning, everybody!” YOUREMUTED
- 19A Glazier’s product PANE
- 20A Consumed ATE
- 21A Debunked “facts” MYTHS
- 22A Amish, Shakers and others SECTS
- 23A Long (for) PINE
- 24A Former Mideast bigwig SHAH
- 25A Response to “Let’s get this meeting going” WECANTHEARYOU
- 30A Wrap, as rope COIL
- 32A Word before or after butt HEAD
- 33A Flesh and blood KIN
- 34A Tree with edible nuts HAZEL
- 36A “A conversation carried out by other means,” per Peter Ustinov SEX
- 37A Give in YIELD
- 39A Triumphant cry AHA
- 40A Prefix with -meter ALTI
- 42A Chilean money PESO
- 43A Response to “Why is everyone ignoring me?” TURNYOURMICON
- 48A Small valley DELL
- 49A They may be subject to inflation EGOS
- 50A Flora and fauna, collectively BIOTA
- 52A Sharp part of a kite TALON
- 54A Chicago sights, for short ELS
- 57A Apartment option LOFT
- 58A Reaction to the unsuccessful “conversation” in this puzzle OHFORGETIT
- 60A Off base? AWOL
- 61A ___ test ROAD
- 62A Isolated ALONE
- 63A Befuddled state HAZE
- 64A Deep-six BURY
- 65A Source of strength and resilience SINEW
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1D Bygone Mesoamerican civilization MAYA
- 2D Oodles ALOT
- 3D Affix, in a way GLUE
- 4D Besmirch MAR
- 5D Low on red blood cells, perhaps ANEMIC
- 6D It’s in wheat, but not buckwheat GLUTEN
- 7D Requirement for a juror OATH
- 8D Wild cards, at times ACES
- 9D Took the helm LED
- 10D Look APPEAR
- 11D Dandy PEACHYKEEN
- 12D Label on an email folder SENT
- 13D Scratches (out) EKES
- 18D Talkative bird MYNA
- 22D Like a good tree or a bad deal SHADY
- 23D Three-season star of the New York Cosmos PELE
- 24D Word before green or after Red SEA
- 25D Literary title character who’s mostly unseen WIZARDOFOZ
- 26D Pronoun with two homophones THEIR
- 27D Curse HEX
- 28D Mechanic’s canfuls OILS
- 29D Edit menu command UNDO
- 30D Shoot the breeze CHAT
- 31D Locale of the Battleship Missouri Memorial OAHU
- 35D Who “turned my whole world upside down,” in a 1970s rock hit LAYLA
- 36D “Rugrats” dad STU
- 38D Announcements in The Economist, for short IPOS
- 41D “What a riot!,” in brief LOL
- 44D Irk NETTLE
- 45D Something to hum MELODY
- 46D Sikorsky of aviation fame IGOR
- 47D Cuban drums CONGAS
- 50D Unexciting BLAH
- 51D “American Gothic” setting IOWA
- 52D First word of “Ode on a Grecian Urn” THOU
- 53D Way off AFAR
- 54D Alma mater for George Orwell and Hugh Laurie ETON
- 55D Cue from a cuer LINE
- 56D Hearty dish STEW
- 58D Ball ORB
- 59D Hollywood’s Roth or Wallach ELI
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