NYT Crossword Answers 11/11/26

NYT Across Clues

• 1A “Mine!” GIMME
• 6A Shoestring LACE
• 10A It’s over $30 trillion for the U.S., in brief GDP
• 13A Place to end an engagement without breaking up ALTAR
• 14A Some noblemen EARLS
• 16A Singer Rita whose last name is an anagram of 19-Across ORA
• 17A Welcoming people to a party, say PLAYINGHOST
• 19A Sporting blade that’s an anagram of 16-Across OAR
• 20A Retailer whose outdoor furniture items are named after Scandinavian islands IKEA
• 21A The folks, folksily MAANDPA
• 23A “All ___ are off!” BETS
• 26A First name of the “First Lady of Song” ELLA
• 28A Like a boxer before a fight, typically ROBED
• 29A Consented AGREED
• 31A Common ramen add-in EGG
• 33A Jane of literature EYRE
• 34A Cried sheepishly? BAAED
• 35A Actress/singer Monáe JANELLE
• 37A Shortly, e.g., for short ADV
• 38A “That was a boneheaded thing to do!” YOUFOOL
• 40A Paving gunk TAR
• 43A Entered without making a fuss EASEDIN
• 45A D, on an automatic gearshift DRIVE
• 47A Margarita garnish SALT
• 49A Henna, for one DYE
• 50A “I, Robot” author ASIMOV
• 51A ___ Stadium, 49ers’ home LEVIS
• 53A Spoiled kid BRAT
• 55A Cries cattily? MEWS
• 56A Quickly indicate one’s approval, say INITIAL
• 58A Some Four Corners natives UTES
• 60A Super Mario Bros. 2 console NES
• 61A Image that’s difficult to make out … as suggested four times in this puzzle? BLURRYPHOTO
• 66A Seltos or Sedona KIA
• 67A Dance referenced in “The Girl From Ipanema” SAMBA
• 68A From the Arctic POLAR
• 69A Football units: Abbr. YDS
• 70A Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson NEIL
• 71A Fitbit units STEPS

NYT Vertical Clues

• 1D Age difference, e.g. GAP
• 2D Not well ILL
• 3D N.Y.C. subway letters MTA
• 4D “How about a quick peek?” MAYISEE
• 5D N.B.A. coach Spoelstra ERIK
• 6D One corporate department LEGAL
• 7D “That feels s-o-o-o good” AAH
• 8D Early human CROMAGNON
• 9D Disney ice queen ELSA
• 10D 1988 Conway Twitty country hit with the lyric “And if it’s too late for love to change your mind ?” GOODBYETIME
• 11D Colleague of Sterling, Cooper and Pryce, on “Mad Men” DRAPER
• 12D Event with floats PARADE
• 15D * STAR
• 18D Can’t live without NEED
• 22D Apt name for a caroler (other than Carol) NOEL
• 23D Rum-soaked cake BABA
• 24D Old-timey “Whoa!” EGAD
• 25D Requirements for many vacationers abroad TRAVELVISAS
• 27D Like an oak tree vis-à-vis a fir LEAFIER
• 30D “A Reason to Smile” ice cream brand EDYS
• 32D Prefix with politics GEO
• 35D Author of “Superfudge” and “Double Fudge” JUDYBLUME
• 36D Degs. for some barristers LLDS
• 39D Multivolume ref. work OED
• 41D Declare boldly AVOW
• 42D Races, as an engine REVS
• 44D Toiling away ATIT
• 46D [Ba-dum-tss] RIMSHOT
• 47D Toy that can “walk” down stairs SLINKY
• 48D Virgil epic AENEID
• 50D Part of D.A.: Abbr. ATTY
• 52D Bros, for example SIBS
• 54D Hearing-related AURAL
• 57D Turing who proposed the Turing test ALAN
• 59D Omar who co-starred in “Higher Learning,” 1995 EPPS
• 62D A solo homer is worth one RBI
• 63D Fútbol cheer OLE
• 64D Keg opener TAP
• 65D Hosp. surgery sites ORS