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Please find below all the New York Times Crossword answers for November 11 2026. In total there are 77 clues. Select a clue to see its answer and explanation.

Across

1"Mine!"5 letters6Shoestring4 letters10It's over $30 trillion for the U.S., in brief3 letters13Place to end an engagement without breaking up5 letters14Some noblemen5 letters16Singer Rita whose last name is an anagram of 19-Across3 letters17Welcoming people to a party, say11 letters19Sporting blade that's an anagram of 16-Across3 letters20Retailer whose outdoor furniture items are named after Scandinavian islands4 letters21The folks, folksily7 letters23"All ___ are off!"4 letters26First name of the "First Lady of Song"4 letters28Like a boxer before a fight, typically5 letters29Consented6 letters31Common ramen add-in3 letters33Jane of literature4 letters34Cried sheepishly?5 letters35Actress/singer Monáe7 letters37Shortly, e.g., for short3 letters38"That was a boneheaded thing to do!"7 letters40Paving gunk3 letters43Entered without making a fuss7 letters45D, on an automatic gearshift5 letters47Margarita garnish4 letters49Henna, for one3 letters50"I, Robot" author6 letters51___ Stadium, 49ers' home5 letters53Spoiled kid4 letters55Cries cattily?4 letters56Quickly indicate one's approval, say7 letters58Some Four Corners natives4 letters60Super Mario Bros. 2 console3 letters61Image that's difficult to make out ... as suggested four times in this puzzle?11 letters66Seltos or Sedona3 letters67Dance referenced in "The Girl From Ipanema"5 letters68From the Arctic5 letters69Football units: Abbr.3 letters70Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson4 letters71Fitbit units5 letters

Down

1Age difference, e.g.3 letters2Not well3 letters3N.Y.C. subway letters3 letters4"How about a quick peek?"7 letters5N.B.A. coach Spoelstra4 letters6One corporate department5 letters7"That feels s-o-o-o good"3 letters8Early human9 letters9Disney ice queen4 letters101988 Conway Twitty country hit with the lyric "And if it's too late for love to change your mind …"11 letters11Colleague of Sterling, Cooper and Pryce, on "Mad Men"6 letters12Event with floats6 letters18Can't live without4 letters22Apt name for a caroler (other than Carol)4 letters23Rum-soaked cake4 letters24Old-timey "Whoa!"4 letters25Requirements for many vacationers abroad11 letters27Like an oak tree vis-à-vis a fir7 letters30"A Reason to Smile" ice cream brand4 letters32Prefix with politics3 letters35Author of "Superfudge" and "Double Fudge"9 letters36Degs. for some barristers4 letters39Multivolume ref. work3 letters41Declare boldly4 letters42Races, as an engine4 letters44Toiling away4 letters46[Ba-dum-tss]7 letters47Toy that can "walk" down stairs6 letters48Virgil epic6 letters50Part of D.A.: Abbr.4 letters52Bros, for example4 letters54Hearing-related5 letters57Turing who proposed the Turing test4 letters59Omar who co-starred in "Higher Learning," 19954 letters62A solo homer is worth one3 letters63Fútbol cheer3 letters64Keg opener3 letters65Hosp. surgery sites3 letters

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