Tuesday, June 25, 2019

New York Times Crossword Answers, June 26th 2019

On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of June 26th 2019.

June 26th 2019 Answers

Clue Answer
Spanish newborn BEBE
Store offering that can be free APP
Produce producers FARMS
Complete OVER
Help around the house MAID
Sans-serif font choice ARIAL
HEBREWS BEERMAKER
"American ___ Warrior" (NBC competition series) NINJA
Condescending sort SNOOT
One of the first five inductees at Cooperstown COBB
Break down SOB
WEAVER TRUEBELIEVERS
Flicked bit ASH
Go after, in a way SUE
Take it easy LOLL
"What chutzpah!" THENERVE
"Cut that out!" STOPIT
Big name in snow blowers TORO
Paycheck abbr. YTD
"Holy guacamole!" GOSH
Alfred Nobel and others SWEDES
Top with spaghetti straps CAMISOLE
Airing ONTV
Little bit TAD
Sleep study stage REM
SHERIFFS JAZZGUITARIST
Be behind OWE
"Toy Story" boy ANDY
Oldest golfer to win a P.G.A. Tour event (at 52 years 10 months) SNEAD
Birthing LABOR
IRATE APPRAISER
In need of a break, say TIRED
Come up short LOSE
Canine command usually spoken slowly in a low voice STAY
Compete in a no-blinking contest STARE
Down SAD
Insignificant MERE
Short cut BOB
Special holiday periods EVES
Empathetic comment BEENTHERE
What autocorrect corrects ERROR
College athlete, e.g. AMATEUR
Land east of Iran: Abbr. PAK
One-___ (modest bathing attire) PIECE
Part of an auto engine FANBELT
Melber of MSNBC ARI
Light wash RINSE
Something a college junior has that a freshman usually doesn't MAJOR
Big hunks SLABS
Whimsically witty DROLL
Clicking device MOUSE
Bits of writing often accompanied by headshots BIOS
Group of quail BEVY
Some recurring YouTube journals VLOGS
Figures on USA's "Suits": Abbr. ATTS
Third place SHOW
Help for pulling an all-nighter NODOZ
And the like: Abbr. ETC
What connoisseurs don't have, by definition POORTASTE
Key with a chain, maybe ISLE
The enemy THEM
Help in supporting (or refuting) a hunch DATA
"Get ready!" ENGARDE
Knock for a loop STUN
Shade akin to rust MARSRED
___ Menzel, Tony-winning actress for "Wicked" IDINA
Author of "Burr" and "Lincoln" VIDAL
Sudden shocks JOLTS
Look forward to AWAIT
Two-tone beast that sleeps standing up ZEBRA
Printed slips TYPOS
Great shakes? SEISM
Precious DEAR
Contraction in "Jingle Bells" OER
Spot for a good cause, for short PSA
Whiskey choice RYE

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