7,689 NYT Crossword and Mini clues in our archive have a 5-letter answer. This page lists clues T to U (page 12 of 13). The clue text is shown and the answer is not. Open a clue for its length, a first-letter hint and then the answer.
Length means the number of squares. In a few puzzles one square holds several letters (a rebus), so a clue can be listed under a shorter length than its answer's spelling. Clues are sorted A to Z, and a clue that has had answers of different lengths appears under each. Looking for the answers that come up most? See the most common NYT crossword answers.
- Tallest animal in North America
- Tamiflu manufacturer
- Tandoors, e.g.
- Tank top?
- Taper
- Taper off
- [Taps casino table]
- Target with, as a pickup line
- Targeted
- Targets of some Audubon cameras
- Targets of some heists
- Targets of some kisses
- Taste
- Taste perception first identified in 1908
- Tasty item that, paradoxically, can have "ugh" in the middle
- Taters
- Tattoo artist
- Tavern menu header
- Tavern perch
- Taxing, as a test
- Taylor Swift hit with the lyric "You got that James Dean daydream look in your eye"
- Teacher's summons
- Teammate of Cupid in "A Visit From St. Nicholas"
- Tears down
- Teary-eyed expression
- Teaser, for short
- Teatro alla Scala solos
- Tech job
- Tech service with folders like "Sent," "Starred" and "Snoozed"
- Tech that records movement
- Technology that Marconi introduced to the Vatican in 1931, in order to broadcast the pope's blessings worldwide
- Teed off
- Teensy amounts
- Teeny-tiny
- Tehre are two in tihs clue
- Telegram and Simple Dialer, for two
- Telegram enders
- Telephone answering word
- Tell
- Tempo
- Temporary Instagram update
- Temporary state
- Temporary tattoo dye
- Tempting words on a Wonderland cake
- "Ten thousand spoons, when all you need is a knife," according to Alanis Morissette
- Tender spots
- Tending to cling
- Tennis great Agassi
- Tennis legend who won the French Open when she was just 16
- Tennis locale
- Tennis skirt feature
- Tennis star Osaka
- Tennis star Rafael
- "Tens across the ___!"
- Teresa of ___
- Terra ___
- Terrorizer of Amity Island, in a 1975 blockbuster film
- Terse way of saying "I'd like to speak with you"
- Test an OB may perform in the second trimester
- Test with one's nose
- Texas A&M athlete
- Text tweaks
- Texted or emailed, e.g.
- Textile city NNE of Paris
- "Th-th-th-that's all, folks!" speaker
- Thai currency units
- "Thank you, Madame"
- Thanks, en français
- Thanksgiving boatful
- Thanksgiving pie nut
- "That can't possibly be right!"
- "That is to say ..."
- [That looks delicious …]
- [That looks so delicious!]
- "That makes two of us"
- "That much is obvious"
- "That's ___" (Dean Martin classic)
- "That's a ___!" ("Seems unlikely!")
- "That's a ___!" ("You're making a huge assumption!")
- "That's a good tip for the future"
- That's a wrap!
- "That's amazing!"
- "That's boring!"
- "That's not good"
- That's the spirit!
- "That's the truth"
- That's the whole point!
- The "A" of A/V
- The "C" of A.C.L.U.
- The "C" of CNN
- The "E" of ESP
- The "E" of the New York Stock Exchange's "EL"
- The "L" of TTYL
- The "M" of D.M.V.
- The "R" in R.I.
- The "R" of REM
- The "S" of NASA
- The "T" of L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+
- The "Tyrannosaurus" of Tyrannosaurus rex
- The "U" in UHF
- The "U" of UV rays
- The 'gram
- The 1987 film "Spaceballs," e.g.
- The 22nd Amendment limits them
- "The ___ Horror Show," 2026 Broadway revival with nine Tony nominations
- "The ___ is clear!"
- "The ___ is wither'd from the lake": Keats
- "The ___ is …"
- "The ___ of Hazzard"
- "The ___ Pokey" (children's dance song)
- "The ___ Smith Show" (Apple TV offering)
- "The Addams Family" butler
- The ancient Chinese used compressed blocks of tea leaves as this
- The Australian continent moves subtly this direction each year (about 3 inches)
- The Beach Boys' "God Only Knows," to "Wouldn't It Be Nice"
- "The Bear" matriarch played by Jamie Lee Curtis
- The Beatles' "___ Little Help From My Friends"
- The center, guards and tackles on an N.F.L. team, for short
- The Cinnamon Dolce or the Blonde Vanilla, at Starbucks
- The circled letters in this puzzle, e.g.
- "The Complete Works of …" books, say
- "The Conners" and "The Jeffersons"
- "The Crown" role
- The Devil's domain
- "The door's open!"
- "The Duck Variations" playwright
- The eyes of an emoticon, typically
- "The Face That Launched a Thousand Ships"
- "The Family Circus" cartoonist Bil ___
- The first of these was Terrible
- The first one was sent in 1971
- "The Fountainhead" protagonist
- "The game's ___": Henry V
- The Gem State
- The Great Meme ___, movement to purge social media of "brain rot"
- "The Greek" in a 1964 film
- The half with the hit song, typically
- "The Jetsons" boy
- "The Jetsons" son
- The King of Rock and Roll
- The Lamb
- The last one was minted in 2025
- "The Little Engine That ___"
- "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff
- The masses, to Caesar
- "The Mysterious Lady" actress, 1928
- The N.H.L. has 32
- *The ones over there
- "The Phantom of the ___"
- "The Phantom of the Opera" instrument
- The planets in our solar system, e.g.
- The Potato State
- "The Price Is Right" unveiling
- "The Raven" writer, in footnotes
- "The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection" automaker
- The Rev. Leonard Clement, in an Agatha Christie novel
- The Scales, zodiacally
- "___ the scoop ..."
- "The Second Coming" poet, 1919
- The sisters on "Sister, Sister" or the brothers on "Property Brothers"
- "The sky's the ___!"
- The sky, in a saying
- The so-called "fifth taste"
- The so-called "Pineapple Isle"
- The sound that concludes "The Sound and the Fury"
- The terrible twos, for one
- The thing in "The Thing," for one
- "The Thinker" sculptor
- The third primary chakra is located just above it
- "The White Lotus" actress ___ Lou Wood
- The Wolverine to Chicago's Union Station, e.g.
- Theater awards since 1956
- Theme park that Walt Disney envisioned as a utopian city
- "There ___ enough hours in the day"
- There are 100 of these in every Scrabble game
- There are approximately 30 trillion of these in the human body
- "There is more to life than increasing its ___": Gandhi
- "There it is!"
- "There's a traitor in our ___!"
- "Therefore …"
- These are fighting words
- They can help one get a leg up, informally
- They created "Up," "Onward" and "Inside Out"
- They have branches
- They have pH's below 7
- They have sticking points in competition
- They have teeth but don't bite
- They make runs at the Winter Olympics
- They make streaks on cheeks
- They may be counted when taking attendance
- They may be covered
- They may be fixed or variable
- They may be raised in defiance
- They may be threaded
- They might be foiled
- They might be loaded or stolen
- They might be shaped like minnows or flies
- They might be thatched
- They might go faster with zinc
- They need fans to stay cool
- They quickly spread online
- They turn red litmus paper blue
- They work around the clock
- They'll make it up to you
- They're contained within books
- They're cover-ups!
- They're cut to defuse an explosive
- They're found in a circle
- They're hard to pull off
- They're held in bondage
- They're often covered with dirt
- They're on the docket
- They're over two feet
- They're part of what makes you you
- They're stoked
- They're the subject of more than 200 million catalogs a year
- They're typical
- They're typically around two feet
- They've been played!
- Thick heads of hair
- Thick, underground part of a plant stem
- Thickens, as cream
- Thicket
- Thin air
- Thin air, so to speak
- Thing to rule, proverbially
- Things debated by expectant parents
- "Things Fall ___" (Chinua Achebe novel)
- Things indicated by squiggly lines in cartoons
- Things peddled
- Things shifted on a bicycle or in a car
- Things some checkers check
- Things taken on a walk?
- Things that families and forests both have
- Things that lions and zebras have in common
- Things that might make your hair curl?
- Things that ships, computers and wine retailers all have
- Things to bare
- Things to be mowed
- Things you might see when you're not wearing glasses
- Think pieces, for short
- Third-smallest country in the world (eight square miles)
- This clue number x 2
- This clue's number
- This clue's number, cubed
- "___ This Mess"
- This should clear things up!
- "This Side Up" container
- This text mark: ^
- This won't last
- This, at the beach
- Thomas Edison is credited with popularizing this phone greeting (Alexander Graham Bell preferred "Ahoy!")
- Thomas Jefferson's belief
- Thompson who plays Valkyrie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
- ___ Thompson, longest-tenured cast member in "S.N.L." history
- "Thor: Ragnarok" actress Thompson
- Thorny patch
- Those opposed
- Threaded fastener
- Three-note chord
- Three-time Olympic figure skating champion
- Thrill
- Throw from a mound
- Throw in at the end
- Throw off
- Throws a hissy-fit
- Throws forcefully
- Thumbs Up or Thinking Face
- Thumbs-down votes in the Duma
- Tick off
- Ticked off
- Ticket selector
- Tickle
- Tidbit of information
- Tied up, as hay
- Tightfisted sort
- TikTok stars, to many
- Time difference between the East and West Coast, in hours
- Time sheet calculation
- Time's 2023 Person of the Year
- Tinker Bell, for one
- Tiny amount
- Tiny bits
- Tiny creature that feeds the world's largest creature
- Tiny feature of a spork
- Tiny invertebrate that, when grouped in the thousands, makes up a coral
- Tiny particle
- Tiny summer pests
- Tiny tree branches
- Tiptoed, say
- Tired from overexposure
- ___ Tirith, capital of Gondor in the "Lord of the Rings" books
- Titanic
- Title film character who says "That'll do, Donkey. That'll do"
- Title for Macbeth
- Title for some fictional lords
- Title in "Beowulf"
- Title role for both Patti LuPone and Madonna
- Title role for Sylvester Stallone
- Title that shares its first two letters with "Mamdani"
- Titleholder
- Titular animated dog of children's TV
- Titular Dr. Seuss character
- Titular fictional heroine from the Alps
- To a degree, informally
- To be, in Barcelona
- To come
- To date
- ___ to fame
- ___ to go
- ___ to go (stoked)
- "To me, 'sexy' is a ___ with confidence": Allegra Versace
- To no ___ (unsuccessfully)
- To no ___ (without success)
- "To recap …"
- "To repeat ..."
- "To repeat myself ..."
- To the point that
- To whom you might say "I wish …"
- Togetherness
- Tokyo-based brewery
- Tolerate
- ___ tolls (GPS setting)
- Tomato product
- "Tomb Raider" heroine
- Tone of many internet comments
- Tone used to create an antique vibe
- Tony winner ___ Lenya
- Tony winner Menzel
- Tony's cousins
- "Toodles!"
- Took back
- Toothbrush handle?
- Top form
- Top of a latte
- Top story of a house
- Top-level storage space
- Top-tier
- Top-tier group
- Top-tier, as celebrities
- Topping on a pizza margherita
- Torah scholar
- Torment
- Tortilla chip dip
- Tosses out
- Tot's injuries
- Tot's three-wheeler
- Total
- Total angel
- Total brawl
- Total count in an online shopping cart
- Total dork
- Total guesses
- Total moron
- Total stranger, in slang
- Total, as expenses
- Totally bizarre
- Totally sus, say
- Tots' pops
- Touch or smell
- Touch-and-go
- Tournament victor
- Toward the back
- Toxin in castor beans
- Toy company behind Frisbees and Hula Hoops
- Toy cube inventor Erno
- "Toy Story 5" studio
- Toyota hybrid
- Toyota rival
- Toys that go on the decline in winter?
- Toys that may be carried or pulled
- Tracker in a speed trap
- Traction enhancer
- Tracts
- "Trade discount" quintet
- Traditional rice cake snack on Japanese New Year
- Traditional roofing material for a Cape Cod-style house
- Traffic jam cacophony
- Traffic marker
- Trails
- Train station
- Transform (into)
- Transform gradually
- Transfusion cocktail = ___, ginger ale, grape juice and lime
- Transit option since 2000
- Transition
- Transition points
- Transmits
- Transpire thereupon
- Transplant, as a plant
- Trap
- Trap in the water
- Travel a winding route
- Travel by pick-up?
- Traveled path
- Treat for Winnie-the-Pooh
- Treat mercifully
- Treat that occasionally catches fire
- Treaty of ___, official close to the War of 1812
- Tree "houses"
- Tree branch or power line, for a bird
- Tree cluster
- Tree from which turpentine may be derived
- Tree that can clone itself
- Tree that yields a chocolate substitute
- Tree that's a symbol of Canada
- Tree where the Buddha found enlightenment
- Tree whose name has multiple pronunciations
- Tree whose wood is used to make Fender guitars
- Tree with "quaking" leaves
- Tree with edible nuts
- Tree with smooth gray bark
- ___ Trend (magazine that chooses a Car of the Year annually)
- Triad, e.g.
- Triage provider
- Trickles
- Tricks
- Tricksy schemes
- Tricky pool shot
- Tricky thing to do on a busy highway
- Tricky things to navigate with a stroller
- Tried for a second term, say
- Tried to hit a baseball
- Tried to identify, in a way, as a wrapped gift
- Tries to get a rise out of
- Tries to outrun
- Tries to rile, as on social media
- Triflingly little
- Trig ratio
- Trim
- Trims, say
- Trip to the end zone, when combined with this answer's direction?
- Tripping
- Tripping, in a way
- Tripping, perhaps
- Trips around the sun
- Triumphant cry
- Triumphs smoothly
- Trivial objection
- Tropical ring
- "___ truly ..."
- Truly amazed
- Truly stupid
- Trunk for a sculptor to sculpt
- Trunks
- Trusted one, typically
- Try-hard
- "Tsk! Tsk!"
- Tube placed during angioplasty
- Tube-shaped pasta
- Tubers from which a gluten-free type of flour is derived
- Tuesday, in French
- Tuesday, in Lyon
- Tummy
- Tunisia, Haiti, Ecuador, Uruguay, Norway
- Tunnel-making machine
- Turkey Day instruction
- Turkic language
- Turkish money
- Turn away, as one's gaze
- Turn down an offer
- Turn over
- Turn someone down
- Turned into an internet gag
- Turns on the waterworks
- Turtle's hiding place
- ___-turvy
- Tusked animals
- TV's Don Draper and his co-workers
- Twice-told tale?
- Twin sister of Sherri on "The Simpsons"
- Twinkle-toed
- Twist it! Pull it!
- Twistable piece of hardware
- Two of them make up a diameter
- Two to one, for one
- Two-cent pieces?
- Two-door auto
- Two-time Best Actor nominee Nick
- Two-time capital of the Mughal Empire
- Two-wheeler with a motor
- Two-word denial
- Type face?
- Type in
- Type type
- Typeface that sounds like the name of a Disney princess
- Typewriter settings
- Typical "Survivor" locales
- Typical marketing expense
- Typical number of objects that humans can hold in working memory, hence phone numbers
- Typographical embellishment
- U-Haul alternative
- U-Haul competitor
- "U-S-A! U-S-A! …," e.g.
- U.F.O. pilot
- U.S. soccer legend ___ Lloyd
- Uber-enthusiasts
- "Uff-da!"
- Ultimate end, to Aristotle
- Ultra-masculine
- Unacceptable
- Unaccompanied
- Unadventurous
- Unambiguous question type
- Unapproachable
- Unconcealed
- Uncool bunch
- Uncouth
- Under, poetically
- Undercover operatives
- Underground rock
- Underneath
- Underpinning
- Underwater detection device
- Underway
- Underwear that's barely there
- Underworld boss?
- Undisguised
- Undying?
- Unearthed?
- Uneasy feeling
- Unexpected jerk
- Unexpected problems
- Unfit for the job
- Unflinching in the face of danger
- Unfolds, with "out"
- Unforced ___ (athlete's concern)
- Unhelpful way to respond to "Hello?"
- Union Army general who was victorious over Lee at the Battle of Gettysburg
- Unique mannerism
- Unit circle ratios
- Unit equal to one weber per square meter
- Unit of arcade currency
- Unit of energy symbolized by a "J"
- Unit of information
- Unit of magnetic flux density
- Unit of weight whose abbreviation ends in "z"
- United
- UnitedHealthcare competitor
- Units of a vaccine
- Univ. of Maryland athletes
- University of California campus site
- Unleavened South Asian flatbread
- Unlikeable sorts
- Unlikely Best in Show winners
- Unlikely outcome after a 7-10 split
- Unlikely pants to wear to a wedding
- Unlit?
- Unloaded?
- Unmanned NASA craft
- Unpacked, say
- Unpleasant smells
- Unreliable sort, in slang
- Unsettle
- Unspecified ones
- Unspoken, but understood
- Untidy
- Until now
- Until, in Uruguay
- Unusual trinket
- Unwanted divisions
- Unwasted?
- Unwelcome sound at 7 a.m., perhaps
- Unwelcome sound during a dream
- Unwitting mark
- Up for ___
- Up in the air
- Up to
- Update the equipment in
- Update, as the Constitution
- Update, perhaps
- Upper echelon
- Upper regions of the sky, poetically
- Uproar
- Upside-down frown
- Urged (on)
- Use a divining rod
- Use a loom
- Use for a yew
- Use, as one's influence
- Used a drill on
- Used DoorDash, say
- Used to have
- Used, as a chair
- Useful ... or a useful draw in Scrabble when you have a "Q"
- Useful pointers?
- Uses caution while in public during flu season, say
- Using few words effectively
- Utah's ___ Canyon Waterfall
- Utah's ___ State University
- Utensil in a soup bowl
- Utopian places
Other lengths: 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15
All lengths · Look up any clue · How to read tricky clues · Today's NYT Crossword answers