NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

Today’s NY Times Crossword is a tough one. For some clues, hints, and even answers, this guide will help you win it.

NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

The world's most popular crossword is back for another day with a jumbo-sized challenge for avid puzzlers to tackle. Sunday starts with even more clues that span across areas such as music, pop culture, science, and politics.

The NY Times Crossword promises to stump even the craftiest crossword fans with its vague clues and hints as to what the answer could be. If you want to keep your streak intact but need a little help with today's issue, then read on for hints, clues, and the solution for the April 14, 2024, edition.

Across Hints For The NY Times Crossword for April 14, 2024

Today's browser-based puzzle game is particularly big to finish the week off, with clue numbers reaching the triple digits. With more clues comes even more chances to be thrown off by the vague wording of some of them. If you're looking for a hand with the horizontal clues, here are some hints to get you on the right track.

NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

1. First name in 1990s alternative rockYou Oughta Know the answer to this one.

7. Hall-of-ame QB JohnThis Bronco spent all 16 years of his career in Denver.

12. Showing embarrassmentSomeone's cheeks are this when they show some color.

18. EnormousA failed naval vessel became an indicator of size.

20. Target competitorNamed after its founder, a Polish immigrant.

21. Results of an iron deficiency? You might need to straighten your clothes out if they have these.

22. Buck, in slang A slapper, a hitter.

23. A. P. Stylebook entry that lost its hyphen in 2011sending mail, without the courier.

24. Like Constantinople from 1453 to 1922 There're no concerns for their expansion these days, so you can put your feet up on one.

25. Under the counter, saySomething shady that does more than just bend the rules.

27. One on the links?One for the links, and your deck of cards.

28. Carpenter's curve cutter If you need something rounded, don't panic with this blade.

29. Hagen who wrote "Respect for Acting"She was the first Martha in Broadway's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

30. Lydic of "The Daily Show"She got her start in "Not Another Teen Movie" and has since been the designated senior correspondent.

31. Group of connected PCsThis network can be found in your local area.

32. Nashville attraction, with "the"It's country music's biggest stage.

33. Dust-up — You can either fight, or take the canoe out on a Sunday.

35. Something you might break intoThere's no security here, but someone might call them if you're bad at it.

37. FedEx alternative This German logistics company delivers over 1.7 billion parcels each year. You might recognise their yellow trucks.

38. John Denver's "Thank God ____ Country Boy"Denver's certainly proud to be where he's from.

39. "Succession" family nameA Scottish name meaning "red"

40. App used to track fertilityYou might be an "admirer" of those keeping on top of these things.

41. Joins a potBring your best poker face.

43. Response to "Are we there yet?"Have some patience dear, we're almost there.

46. With sickly pallor Could be used to describe someone whose strength is failing them.

47. Enjoys a home-cooked mealDoing this just hits different to taking out.

49. Psychoanalyst AlfredThis Austrian emphasized the importance of belonging.

50. Submitted with TurboTax A very environmentally friendly way of filing documents.

52. When "golden goals" are scored, for shortWhen it's tied after regular time, you'll need to score during this period to win.

53. Bel _____ cheeseThese days, it's also a cosmetics brand

54. Covering for a pomegranate seedThe word for the red flesh around the fruit's seeds.

55. Capone adversary, informallyPay your taxes, Al, or they'll come for you.

58. Substance originally made with animal fat and wood ashIt certainly smells better in this day and age, and far more hygenic.

60. Without much thoughtDoing something lazily.

62. Wraps (up)It's not a strenuous activity but it will give you a stitch.

66. Dirty water inside a shipAlso the word for the point where the ship's bottom curves meet.

68. Home to Millennium ParkMake sure your hat is firmly secured, its said to be windy here.

72. Swamp creature, informallyA Florida favorite, at least on the sporting field.

73. BrewYou do this when you submerge your tea bag.

74. A bull market it is not!Be careful when browsing the items in this kind of shop.

76. "Bond, James Bond," e.g.To make an acquaintance with someone.

77. First-and-second betYou'll want to get the result precisely correct to cash in your winnings here.

79. Existential threat in 2021's "Don't Look Up"Haley might be to blame here, it's hard to say.

80. Spoke at lengthHamlet was said to do this, along with thinking, speaking, and acting.

82. Martini & ______ (beverage brand)This iconic brand has you covered with their Vermouths.

84. Mythical birdAn enormous bird, would size up against Middle Earth's Eagles, I'd imagine.

85. Stop on a major tourStadium, Amphitheater.

86. Gas station convenienceA great spot to go when you need a bit of cash

89. Mozart's "Cosi Fan ____"In Italian it means "all".

91. Conked outHad a snooze, dozed off.

92. Biden's signature 2022 legislation addressing rising prices, for shortThis law looked to reduce inflation.

95. Once-popular rug stylePopular in the 70s, I hear Scooby's a big fan.

97. OutstandingNot excellent. In fact, it's late.

101. With ____ to (acknowledging)You might do this to greet someone too far to touch.

102. BowedYou do this with your back when you bend it.

104. Disappear…like the circled creatures might do, if not for the 112-/114-AcrossThey might cease to exist.

106. DishesYou can't eat from this, but what you get from someone doing this might be just as tasty.

107. Tiny "canvas" on which to paintYou might paint these in warmer weather so people can admire them.

109. Shows signs of disuseThe steel is showing signs of age.

110. Mission honored by the "Fallen Astronaut" lunar memorialThe first one, the Greek gods approve.

112. With 114-Across, conservation law that celebrated its 50th anniversary in December 2023When something is at risk, it's this.

114. See 112-AcrossA type or branch of animal, to pretend.

116. Before nowQuite a bit of time has passed.

117. Not fineEverything's okay, just a bit rough.

118. New ____More than a city, it's an identity

119. Sushi garnishFish eggs

120. Web portal with a butterfly logo90s kids used their messenger to chat to their friends after school.

121. Senator Joni of IowaThey were also an auditor for Montgomery County from 2004 until 2011.

122. Screens, sayYou don't watch things here, but you might if you want to trial something.

123. Some U.K. Lords These individuals represent their people in government.

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Down Hints For The NY Times Crossword for April 14, 2024

Today's crossword also has an abundance of head scratchers in the vertical clues as well. If you're looking for a little assistance and guidance, the expandable section below has some hints to help you complete today's puzzle.

NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

1. Social media symbolsThese used to be exclusive to email addresses.

2. BEFORE: Coupon stipulationThis condition stopped shoppers from using all their coupons at once.

3. Greek heroine tempted by golden applesIt's almost the home of the NBA's Hawks.

4. Salt, symbolicallySaying something symbolically can be periodically scientific.

5. Signed This contract has been ____ with your John Hancock.

6. Like Troy in the "Iliad"Putting a city in this status usually requires catapults and trebuchets.

7. Pull (out), as a winThe win was hard fought, they really ____d out the victory.

8. City in San Bernardino CountyTwo words, the second is a woman's name & Portuguese for "beautiful"

9. BEFORE: Game with annoying pop-ups? To win the game, you had to smack these pests.

10. Turns offNo UFOs here, but they might not feel of this world.

11. High-fashion initsThe brand made famous by Saint Laurent.

12. Cardiac conduitThese are the tunnels where your blood travels through the body.

13. Smith who wrote "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"Shares their name with Crocker and White.

14. Country whose national animal is the elephant Its capital is Vientiane.

15. Member of an elite fighting forceThe maritime land force of this country's armed forces.

16. BEFORE: Theme park chain Seeing is believing for some of the magical marine creatures that call this place home.

17. QVC alternativeQVC bought this retail company to make QxH.

19. BEFORE: Rear-end, e.g.When a vehicle collides with another.

21. BEFORE: Having physical formJust being here almost sounds like a military rank.

26. Bouncy melody To be rhythmic or musical, you need to be a lil' this.

28. Meeting placesThis is the uncommonly used plural for a similar word for conference.

29. Basic cable channelYou can watch the likes of Law & Order, Modern Family, and WWE here.

34. RouteYou'll need a GPS if you don't know the ___

36. BEFORE: Begin operating effectivelyTime to do this and focus.

40. BEFORE: December temp workerThere is a strict dress code for this job, including facial features.

42. I.R.S IDBoth introverts and extroverts are social in this case.

44. Like some ancient Greek poetryAn uncommon word for someone who prefers individuals of the same sex, a blue gem (almost)

45. Cargo Nothing to fear, it's just the postman.

46. Game console that debuted in 2006Nintendo wanted to get us moving

48. Mobile platformYou'll know this one if you've downloaded apps on an Apple device

51. Loose item at the bottom of a fast-food bag Some say it's a sign of good luck, but it's a welcome surprise nonetheless.

55. Basic cable channel Ted Turner hosts Conan, American Dad, and AEW here.

56. AFTER: Tiny amount This is also a tiny arachnid that's cousins with the tick.

57. Soccer star _____ MorganThis striker plays for the Women's US National Team.

59. Scoff in OffenbachUgh, argh.

61. Scat syllableOptions are limited here, but kids will laugh when you say this one twice.

63. Suffix with Paul or marionAdd this suffix to make a puppet on string.

64. AFTER: Slangy "Amen" — Agreed, definitely, but said with attitude.

65. Broadway letters of successThese lights will flash when the seats are filled and spaces are limited.

67. Theme park known for its international foodThis Florida attraction can be found at the Walt Disney Resort.

69. "Are you ____ out?"The weather's cold, so make a decision and close the door.

70. AFTER: Military patternIt's an iconic look that you're not supposed to see

71. Two shakesJust a moment.

72. BrobdingnagianEnormous, even by Hagrid's standards.

74. AFTER: Like some statuesA statue is this when a mould is used to craft it.

75. AFTER: Target of a facial cleanserThese will feel rich once they're cleaned out.

78. Houston sch.This college isn't to the north, east, or west of the state.

81. Back, in a wayTo stand for, but the shortened version.

83. Langston Hughes poem about racial inequalityThis iconic work was published in 1926. Me as well.

85. Baldwin who was the first to play Jack RyanHe's also in The Departed and It's Complication

86. All togetherYou can't do this alone, so you'll need to try it this way.

87. HordesThis mass sounds similar to a style of women's undergarments.

88. Philip II of ____, father of Alexander the Great The nation he hailed from still exists, but the name's a little different these days.

90. Pinnacle achievement, metaphoricallyYou can go no higher than this with what you've achieved.

91. Solar phenomenonEven the Sun needs a skin check from time to time.

92. How one might bolt uprightIf you didn't set your timer, you might panic when you wake up.

93. "The Future of Law Enforcement", according to a 1987 movieThe star of a recent video game adaptation that let you play the iconic policeman.

94. Pop-ups can lead to themIf you're playing the free version, you'll be redirected to these a lot.

96. AFTER: Actress RowlandsShe's won four Emmys and two Golden Globes and played the lead in the Notebook, kind of.

98. OozeTo discharge, emit.

99. Some linemen: Abbr.These are the NFLs most effective line blockers.

100. ScatterbrainedFoolish, giddy, lightheaded.

101. AFTER: Shakespearean title starterIt's fair in love and war.

103. Get down, so to speakYou might do this when your favorite song is playing.

104. ExtractTo obtain or cull.

105. Sails in a zigzag waySlaloming on the water to break the wind.

106. Cape Colony settlersThe term used to describe South Africans of Dutch or German descent.

108. Assistant of classic filmThe first name of Russian composer Stravinsky

111. Painter MondrianThis Dutchman is regarded as one of the greatest artists of the 20th Century.

113. Monopoly set, for shortYou can't put houses here, but people rely on you for transport.

115. Before, to ShakespeareAlso where you are, for those who speak in slang.

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Across Answers For The NY Times Crossword for April 14, 2024

If clues aren't quite enough, or you're down to the last one or two stubborn clues, then this section will help you pick up the W and the puzzler's winning music against the NY Times today. For all the answers to the Across clues in the crossword, check out the Read More button below.

NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

1. First name in 1990s alternative rock — ALANIS

7. Hall-of-ame QB John — ELWAY

12. Showing embarrassment — ABLUSH

18. Enormous — TITANIC

20. Target competitor — KOHLS

21. Results of an iron deficiency? — CREASES

22. Buck, in slang — SMACKER

23. A. P. Stylebook entry that lost its hyphen in 2011 — EMAIL

24. Like Constantinople from 1453 to 1922 — OTTOMAN

25. Under the counter, say — ILLEGAL

27. One on the links? — ACE

28. Carpenter's curve cutter — FRETSAW

29. Hagen who wrote "Respect for Acting" — UTA

30. Lydic of "The Daily Show" — DESI

31. Group of connected PCs — LAN

32. Nashville attraction, with "the" — OPRY

33. Dust-up — ROW

35. Something you might break into — SONG

37. FedEx alternative — DHL

38. John Denver's "Thank God ____ Country Boy" — IM A

39. "Succession" family name — ROY

40. App used to track fertility — MIRA

41. Joins a pot — ANTES

43. Response to "Are we there yet?" — ITS NOT FAR

46. With sickly pallor- WANLY

47. Enjoys a home-cooked meal — EATS IN

49. Psychoanalyst Alfred — ADLER

50. Submitted with TurboTax — E FILED

52. When "golden goals" are scored, for short — IN OT

53. Bel _____ cheese — PAESE

54. Covering for a pomegranate seed — ARIL

55. Capone adversary, informally — T MAN

58. Substance originally made with animal fat and wood ash — SOAP

60. Without much thought — IDLY

62. Wraps (up) — SEWS

66. Dirty water inside a ship — BILGE

68. Home to Millennium Park — CHICAGO

72. Swamp creature, informally — GATOR

73. Brew — STEEP

74. A bull market it is not! — CHINA SHOP

76. "Bond, James Bond," e.g. — INTRO

77. First-and-second bet — EXACTA

79. Existential threat in 2021's "Don't Look Up" — COMET

80. Spoke at length — ORATED

82. Martini & ______ (beverage brand) — ROSSI

84. Mythical bird — ROC

85. Stop on a major tour — ARENA

86. Gas station convenience — ATM

89. Mozart's "Cosi Fan ____" — TUTTE

91. Conked out — SLEPT

92. Biden's signature 2022 legislation addressing rising prices, for short — IRA

95. Once-popular rug style — SHAG

97. Outstanding — OVERDUE

101. With ____ to (acknowledging) — A NOD

102. Bowed — ARCED

104. Disappear…like the circled creatures might do, if not for the 112-/114-Across — GO EXTINCT

106. Dishes — BLABS

107. Tiny "canvas" on which to paint — TOE NAIL

109. Shows signs of disuse — RUSTS

110. Mission honored by the "Fallen Astronaut" lunar memorial — APOLLO I

112. With 114-Across, conservation law that celebrated its 50th anniversary in December 2023 — ENDANGERED

114. See 112-Across — SPECIES ACT

116. Before now — AGO

117. Not fine — COARSE

118. New ____ — YORKER

119. Sushi garnish — ROE

120. Web portal with a butterfly logo — MSN

121. Senator Joni of Iowa — ERNST

122. Screens, say — TESTS

123. Some U.K. Lords — MPS

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Down Answers For The NY Times Crossword for April 14, 2024

The vertical clues in the NY Times Crosswordaren't for the puzzling feint of heart. For those last stubborn few answers to keep your spotless record, check out the expandable section below for the Down answers to the puzzle.

NY Times Crossword Hints and Answers for April 14, 2024

1. Social media symbols — ATS

2. BEFORE: Coupon stipulation — LIMIT ONE

3. Greek heroine tempted by golden apples — ATALANTA

4. Salt, symbolically — NACL

5. Signed — INKED

6. Like Troy in the "Iliad" — SIEGED

7. Pull (out), as a win — EKE

8. City in San Bernardino County — LOMA LINDA

9. BEFORE: Game with annoying pop-ups? — WHAC A MOLE

10. Turns off — ALIENATES

11. High-fashion inits — YSL

12. Cardiac conduit — ARTERY

13. Smith who wrote "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" — BETTY

14. Country whose national animal is the elephant — LAOS

15. Member of an elite fighting force — US MARINE

16. BEFORE: Theme park chain — SEA WORLD

17. QVC alternative — HSN

19. BEFORE: Rear-end, e.g. — CRASH INTO

21. BEFORE: Having physical form — CORPOREAL

26. Bouncy melody — LILT

28. Meeting places — FORA

29. Basic cable channel — USA

34. Route — WAY

36. BEFORE: Begin operating effectively — GET IN GEAR

40. BEFORE: December temp worker — MALL SANTA

42. I.R.S ID — SSN

44. Like some ancient Greek poetry — SAPPHIC

45. Cargo — FREIGHT

46. Game console that debuted in 2006 — WII

48. Mobile platform — IOS

51. Loose item at the bottom of a fast-food bag — FRY

55. Basic cable channel — TBS

56. AFTER: Tiny amount — MITE

57. Soccer star _____ Morgan — ALEX

59. Scoff in Offenbach — ACH

61. Scat syllable — DOO

63. Suffix with Paul or marion — ETTE

64. AFTER: Slangy "Amen" — WORD

65. Broadway letters of success — SRO

67. Theme park known for its international food — EPCOT

69. "Are you ____ out?" — IN OR

70. AFTER: Military pattern — CAMO

71. Two shakes — A SEC

72. Brobdingnagian — GIANT

74. AFTER: Like some statues — CAST

75. AFTER: Target of a facial cleanser — PORE

78. Houston sch. — TSU

81. Back, in a way — REP

83. Langston Hughes poem about racial inequality — I TOO

85. Baldwin who was the first to play Jack Ryan — ALEC

86. All together — AS A TEAM

87. Hordes — THRONGS

88. Philip II of ____, father of Alexander the Great — MACEDON

90. Pinnacle achievement, metaphorically — EVEREST

91. Solar phenomenon — SUN SPOT

92. How one might bolt upright — IN ALARM

93. "The Future of Law Enforcement", according to a 1987 movie — ROBO COP

94. Pop-ups can lead to them — AD SITES

96. AFTER: Actress Rowlands — GENA

98. Ooze — EXUDE

99. Some linemen: Abbr. — RTS

100. Scatterbrained — DITSY

101. AFTER: Shakespearean title starter — ALLS

103. Get down, so to speak — DANCE

104. Extract — GLEAN

105. Sails in a zigzag way — TACKS

106. Cape Colony settlers — BOERS

108. Assistant of classic film — IGOR

111. Painter Mondrian — PIET

113. Monopoly set, for short — RRS

115. Before, to Shakespeare — ERE

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