NYT CROSSWORD • SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026
NYT Crossword Answers Mar 28, 2026
Complete answer list for the March 28, 2026 New York Times Crossword. Across and Down, every clue, every answer — plus the full grid below.
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Across 35
- 1Hurried ↗SWIFT
- 6A microwave might use one when running ↗KILOWATT
- 14Vessel often stored upside down ↗CANOE
- 15"No hard feelings, right?" ↗AREWECOOL
- 17Part of a blues collection? ↗AZURE
- 18Amped-up coverage ↗MEDIAHYPE
- 19Young in old Hollywood ↗LORETTA
- 21Bit of shorthand in some age cohorts ↗GEN
- 22Common sight at an airport drop-off, in brief ↗PDA
- 23Pays (up) ↗PONIES
- 24"___ Contes d'Hoffmann" (Offenbach opera) ↗LES
- 25[It's gone!] ↗POOF
- 26It has holes and cuts ↗GRATER
- 28Like some humor that's more likely to elicit a chuckle than a guffaw ↗DROLL
- 29Short-lived particle ↗PION
- 32"Weapon" used in some playful jousts ↗POOLNOODLE
- 34Period ending in dezembro ↗ANO
- 35Members of a kitchen cabinet ↗CRONIES
- 36One of two typically used when rowing, in brief ↗LAT
- 37"No need to worry about that" ↗ITLLBEFINE
- 39Wendy's, but not Jimmy John's, say ↗HERS
- 40They're typically around two feet ↗SHOES
- 41Start of a Christmas carol in Latin ↗ADESTE
- 43Let use for a stretch ↗LEND
- 44Settings for some docs ↗ERS
- 45Software giant in the Fortune 100 ↗ORACLE
- 49One side in the first international soccer match (1872): Abbr. ↗ENG
- 50Stat impacted by weight and speed ↗MPG
- 51Pokémon that wakes only to eat ↗SNORLAX
- 52Down the road ↗YETTOCOME
- 55Assume ↗USURP
- 56Affirm something under oath ↗SWEARONIT
- 57Letter after Sierra ↗TANGO
- 58Moves without urgency ↗SAUNTERS
- 59Comic Wanda ↗SYKES
Down 35
- 1Where locks are set ↗SCALP
- 2Out the ___ ↗WAZOO
- 3Add to a columbarium, say ↗INURN
- 4Like an American in Paris ↗FOREIGN
- 5Wobble ↗TEETER
- 6Hindu counterpart of Eros ↗KAMA
- 7Enragement ↗IRE
- 8Short addition above or below a musical staff ↗LEDGERLINE
- 9Targets of some kisses ↗OWIES
- 10Disaccustom ↗WEAN
- 11German lament ↗ACH
- 12It's smaller than its miniature relative ↗TOYPOODLE
- 13Opposite of a bargain price ↗TOPDOLLAR
- 16Advertising handouts ↗LEAFLETS
- 20Program for those trying to reduce screen time, familiarly? ↗TSAPRE
- 24Producers of an annual light show ↗LEONIDS
- 25Plus ↗PRO
- 27Beyond repair ↗TOOFARGONE
- 28Salon choices ↗DOS
- 29Some psychedelic patterns ↗PAISLEYS
- 30Happening and being talked about ↗INTHENEWS
- 31Chinese brew ↗OOLONGTEA
- 33Actor who played priests in "The Mission" (1986) and "Silence" (2016) ↗NEESON
- 35Paramount subsidiary ↗CBS
- 38Had a following ↗LED
- 39Product of some grapevines ↗HEARSAY
- 42Flathead and brook are varieties of these ↗TROUTS
- 44Provider of virtual trips to Mars since 2003 ↗EPCOT
- 46Indication of having hit rock bottom ↗CLUNK
- 47Living ___ ↗LARGE
- 48Former M.L.B. team with the mascot Youppi! ↗EXPOS
- 50Emily Dickinson's early period ↗MORN
- 51Exercise groups ↗SETS
- 53___ particle ↗TAU
- 54Dominican poet Pedro ___ ↗MIR