Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 26th 2023) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Sanctuaries |
| Character who nails a doubloon to the Pequod's mast |
| What it's impossible to be in |
| Alamo competitor |
| Narrow |
| Low islands |
| ___ tetra |
| "Settle down" |
| What a haymaker makes |
| Reluctant to relive an experience |
| Something one may regret hitting |
| Where Miss Aloha Hula is crowned |
| Bottoms out? |
| Manipulate |
| Ones giving you a leg up? |
| City of Paris? |
| Last remaining |
| Abbr. after a dot, usually |
| Forager with tiny hooks on its tongue |
| Commercial 49-Across |
| Sound of a sock |
| Stroke |
| Author Zora ___ Hurston |
| Bobby-soxer's dance |
| Afflicted |
| Crafty site |
| F.D.R. purchased the first one |
| Subgenre lead-in |
| "Get out of bed, sleepyhead!" |
| Do or ___ (hair salon name) |
| Curriculum overhaul triggered by the Sputnik crisis |
| ___ Gruber, archvillain in "Die Hard" |
| Polymath called "The First Teacher" by medieval scholars |
| Long, long time |
| One knocking on many doors |
| Maker of small front-end loaders |
| Surfer's wish |
| Finer points, slangily |
| Slice, e.g. |
| Digital number? |
| Say further |
| Inkling |
| Biblical kingdom on the Arabian peninsula |
| Spirit-filled? |
| Boating noun and verb |
| Sunny side of breakfast |
| Like half of the Odd Couple |
| Take on a joint liability |
| Go by |
| Farm animal, in tot-speak |
| Off the hook, so to speak |
| Tolkien tree creature |
| Salad, sometimes, but soup, rarely |
| "All right then" |
| Razor brand |
| Book it: Abbr. |
| Plays the ponies, say |
| Desperate straits |
| The treat in "trick or treat" |
| What a multitasker might kill |
| Curator's field |
| "A-a-a-and … ___!" |
| Slice (off) |
| Hearty affirmations |
| Look up and down |
| Show 6-Downs |
| Cough drop flavoring |
| First name in cosmetics |
| Top-grossing movie of 1987 |
| Noted honky-tonk venue, familiarly |
| Tony, e.g. |
| They're lit at funerals |
| Damage, so to speak |
| Word with copy or currency |