Our NYT Easy Mode Crossword June 26, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The NYT Easy Mode Crossword is a newer format where paid subscribers can get access to Friday’s puzzle on Wednesday but with easier clues. If you’ve trying your hand at this new format but still need help, we have you covered.
NYT Easy Mode Crossword June 26, 2026 Answers
If you need help solving the NYT Easy Mode Crossword on 6/26/26, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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| # |
Clue |
| 1A |
Abbreviation on a holiday postcard |
| 5A |
Worry |
| 9A |
"One sec," online |
| 12A |
One unlikely to spend money on an extravagance |
| 14A |
Went along for a spin |
| 15A |
Old Russian leader |
| 16A |
Super-big pie that might be delivered for a party |
| 19A |
Neither's partner |
| 20A |
Status before the M.P.A. decides between an R or PG-13, say |
| 21A |
"The two," in Spanish |
| 23A |
Company bigwig, for short |
| 24A |
Detection systems on submarines |
| 25A |
Absolute upper limit |
| 29A |
Extreme suffering |
| 30A |
One of a dozen in a Valentine's Day bouquet |
| 31A |
Jazz singer Anita |
| 33A |
Basketball hoops |
| 34A |
Hauled (around), as a bag of groceries |
| 35A |
Number of Supreme Court justices |
| 36A |
"Gotcha …" |
| 37A |
Affirmatives from sailors |
| 38A |
Sing like Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra |
| 39A |
Of little importance |
| 41A |
Bra fasteners |
| 42A |
Under the weather |
| 43A |
Question chanted at a Saints game |
| 44A |
Hardcore hip-hop trio with the album "Same as It Ever Was" |
| 49A |
Women's soccer great Hamm |
| 51A |
Branch of physics involving currents and magnets |
| 53A |
"Allow me?" |
| 54A |
Mode of transportation in San Francisco |
| 55A |
Plastic bricks that are notoriously painful to step on |
| 56A |
The "S" of GPS: Abbr. |
| 57A |
Words before "here's the deal," perhaps |
| 58A |
"___ You Be My Neighbor?" (Mister Rogers documentary) |
| 1D |
Magneto and Wolverine, for two |
| 2D |
Bartender with a specialty in cocktails |
| 3D |
Galileo Galilei, famously |
| 4D |
To be, in Spanish |
| 5D |
Some Greek clubs on a college campus |
| 6D |
Golfer McIlroy |
| 7D |
Scenarios occurring in extreme operating parameters |
| 8D |
Wobbled |
| 9D |
Sound from a buzzer |
| 10D |
Level to the ground, as a building |
| 11D |
Janet's fiancé in Broadway's "The Rocky Horror Show" |
| 13D |
Became empty and parched, as a well |
| 15D |
Government org. based in Langley, Va. |
| 17D |
British bathrooms |
| 18D |
Tool for poking cattle |
| 22D |
U.S.-born grandchild of Japanese immigrants |
| 24D |
Traditional garment seen at an Indian wedding |
| 25D |
Major business travel expense paid for by an employer |
| 26D |
Joseph ___, "Heart of Darkness" author |
| 27D |
Spanish "Goodbye, friend!" |
| 28D |
Circular prison with an observation tower, from the Greek for "all-seeing" |
| 30D |
Chess tactic where the king and queen are both at risk from a single piece |
| 32D |
Cravings |
| 34D |
Customize for |
| 38D |
Like many genetically identical organisms |
| 40D |
Word before Cong or Minh, in the mid-1900s |
| 41D |
Spot for a goatee |
| 43D |
Self-driving car company that launched commercially in 2018 |
| 44D |
Makes a minor alteration on, as a pair of pants |
| 45D |
Big name in skin care |
| 46D |
Some illegal maneuvers on a busy road, informally |
| 47D |
___-fi |
| 48D |
Some BlackBerry precursors |
| 50D |
Aide: Abbr. |
| 52D |
Sound from a kitten |
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