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Sunday, September 6, 2026

The New York Times crossword puzzle for Sunday, September 6, 2026 features 138 clues. Today's puzzle has an average answer length of 5.4 letters. The longest answer is "FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES".

Total Clues
138
Longest
FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES
Avg Length
5.4
Shortest
ANG
Featured Clue

"<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-flash.png" alt="The Flash dancing with two wolves" title="Flash Dances with Wolves">"

21 Letters
FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES

ALLComplete Solution List

Spanish nibbles
5TAPAS
Do great
7CRUSHIT
Silly me!
7IMAFOOL
Letter in the Hebrew spelling of "Adonai"
5ALEPH
Closest area to a movie theater projector, maybe
7LASTROW
Noteworthy
7NAMABLE
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-flash.png" alt="The Flash dancing with two wolves" title="Flash Dances with Wolves">
21FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES
Loudmouth's lack, perhaps
4TACT
Director Lee
3ANG
Taylor-Joy of "Dune: Part Three"
4ANYA
Word after B or bucket
4LIST
"Rock of Ages" or "Stand by Me"
4HYMN
Advantage
4EDGE
White of the eye
6SCLERA
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-lighthouse.png" alt="A lighthouse illuminates the Gucci logo" title="The lighthouse of Gucci">
20THELIGHTHOUSEOFGUCCI
"Yeah, I know them"
5WEMET
Burrowing rodent
7MOLERAT
"So-o-o, as I was saying ..."
6ANYHOO
Mr. Blue Sky band, for short
3ELO
Banger of a song
3BOP
"Fortnight" singer, to fans
3TAY
__ directed
4BADE
"That is ... I mean ..."
3UMM
Fifty Shades of Grey author
7ELJAMES
Dog hybrid with thick, low-shedding fur
7SHIHPOO
Mr. Knightley's love interest, in classic literature
4EMMA
Embed with a hammer
6NAILIN
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-lionking.png" alt="Cigar smoking Lion at a desk with money" title="The Lion Kingpin">
14THELIONKINGPIN
Operatic pop group formed by Simon Cowell
6ILDIVO
Sort of person who brings people together
6UNITER
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-badboys.png" alt="Bad Boys with a giant X through them" title="Bad Boys Don't Cry">
14BADBOYSDONTCRY
Arab chiefs
6SHEIKS
Fruit whose name has three syllables in four letters
4ACAI
Panameñas y puertorriqueñas
7LATINAS
A.S.A.P.
7DOITNOW
Someone who exercises out of habit?
3NUN
Bird store supply
4SEED
Starter starter?
3NON
Word combined with "-fetti" in a portmanteau
3FUN
Onetime British Olympian/politician Sebastian
3COE
Counterparts of troughs
6CRESTS
___ Finch, lawyer in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
7ATTICUS
[waving the white flag]
5ILOSE
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-darkknight.png" alt="Batman gets inoculated" title="A Shot in the Dark Knight">
20ASHOTINTHEDARKKNIGHT
ChatGPT's company
6OPENAI
They never start with 9: Abbr.
4SSNS
Word after news or line
4ITEM
Famous last words
4ETTU
Partner of rave
4RANT
Quite the head-turner?
3OWL
Live broadcast
4FEED
<img src="/images/clues/2026-09-06/xword-0906-angrymen.png" alt="12 Angry Men in dark suits" title="12 Angry Men in Black">
21TWELVEANGRYMENINBLACK
Pushing off
7SENDING
Rectangular baking container
7LOAFPAN
Give it a twirl!
5BATON
Follows the first rule of improv
7YESANDS
All together
7ENMASSE
Obdurate
5STONY
Chief justice who remarked "I don't remember that I ever was president"
4TAFT
Mozart's "Rondo ___ Turca"
4ALLA
Sext symbol?
10PEACHEMOJI
Newsroom writing standard, in brief
7APSTYLE
Just listen
3SHH
Group of families.
4CLAN
Cooking surface
8RANGETOP
Sch. with the second-most N.F.L. draft picks of all time, after Notre Dame
3USC
Sault __ Marie, Mich.
3STE
9-5, say: Abbr.
3HRS
State that's the setting for "American Gothic"
4IOWA
Pullover/cardigan combo
7TWINSET
Down the middle, say
6INHALF
"Gaping" feature
3MAW
Latin 101 verb
3AMO
Reasoning that doesn't hold up
7FALLACY
Texter's "Duh!"
4OBVI
Cheers for the Spanish national team?
4OLES
For fear that
4LEST
Minced oath
4DANG
Toymaker behind Tickle Me Elmo
4TYCO
Lincoln Laboratory operator, in brief
3MIT
Co. with red-and-yellow trucks
3DHL
One of Ralph Waldo Emerson's six "Representative Men"
6GOETHE
Offerer of a 33-country train pass
6EURAIL
Good heavens!
4EGAD
Arcane letter
4RUNE
Many a middle schooler
5TWEEN
Slangy "very"
5HELLA
Kaiser Permanente and others, in brief
4HMOS
Initiate small talk, say
5SAYHI
Change
5CHUMP
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony
5IOMMI
Desert country popular for whale watching
4OMAN
Like some novelty straws
5BENDY
Lovely, as a lass
5BONNY
D.J. and record producer Steve ___
4AOKI
Clearing account?
5ALIBI
___ Minderbinder from "Catch-22"
4MILO
Minced oath
5SHOOT
Comes down hard?
5POURS
Long-feathered flier
5EGRET
Jason Seaver or Ward Cleaver, notably
5TVDAD
These are fighting words
5ITSON
Classic drink brand sold in tall bottles
4NEHI
Castaway's setting
4ISLE
En ___ (legal phrase)
4BANC
Lexus rival
5ACURA
People with no word for "please" in their native language
5DANES
Last in the batting order
5NINTH
Govt. instruments
6TNOTES
Coyotes, foxes et al.
6CANIDS
Vegan brand with the logo of a cow wearing a fake mustache
10INCOGMEATO
___ ball (rubbery toy)
5KOOSH
Awesome!
5SWEET
When many parks close
4DUSK
Sign of the cross?
4STOP
90° del norte
4ESTE
Fandom identities often with fluffy tails and ears
8FURSONAS
Part of a three-word phrase expressing regret
7SHOULDA
Quivering with excitement
7ATINGLE
John
3CAN
Percentage at a bank: Abbr.
3INT
Be perfectly supine, say
7LIEFLAT
Like Cinderella, initially
6INRAGS
Aloo gobi go-with
4NAAN
Burn unit?
4KILN
Vintage goods e-tailer
4ETSY
Overly sentimental, to Brits
4TWEE
Hamiltons
4TENS
Ending with Jumbo or beta
4TRON
Fortified stuff, maybe
4WINE
Milton Friedman's field, familiarly
4ECON
Big Apple fashion house
4DKNY
Info on auto documents, for short
3VIN
Wrap up
3END
It has a thick skin
3YAM
Deg. for some writers
3MFA
Mini-albums, for short
3EPS
Cheap shot?
3BBS

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