Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum

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  1. 1. Counterpart of a rani — Answer: RAJAH
  2. 6. Milk source — Answer: TEAT
  3. 10. Water colors — Answer: AQUAS
  4. 15. Carpet on the forest floor — Answer: MOSS
  5. 19. Rust, e.g. — Answer: OXIDE
  6. 20. Score direction for some stringed instruments — Answer: ARCO
  7. 21. Crispy, say — Answer: BURNT
  8. 22. Intellectual gathering — Answer: SALON
  9. 23. Was an employee at IHOP, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: SOLDLIKEHOTCAKES
  10. 26. Director Kurosawa — Answer: AKIRA
  11. 27. "The Little Prince" author ___ de Saint-Exupéry — Answer: ANTOINE
  12. 28. Bit of travel info, for short — Answer: ETA
  13. 29. Dream stage — Answer: REM
  14. 30. Mentally nimble — Answer: CLEVER
  15. 31. Quick bite — Answer: NOSH
  16. 32. Fanned some Egyptian royalty, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: SHOOKLIKEALEAF
  17. 35. More likely to clap back — Answer: SASSIER
  18. 38. Designer who helped popularize the beatnik look, in brief — Answer: YSL
  19. 39. What Alaska is, among all the states — Answer: COLDEST
  20. 40. Remote button — Answer: VOL
  21. 41. Spec — Answer: DEET
  22. 43. Extra space — Answer: GAP
  23. 46. One of five Norwegian kings — Answer: OLAV
  24. 47. Did some birding, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: WATCHEDLIKEAHAWK
  25. 53. Grub — Answer: EATS
  26. 57. Architectural feature above a belfry — Answer: SPIRE
  27. 58. God who sacrificed an eye for wisdom — Answer: ODIN
  28. 59. Sharp-edged tool — Answer: AXE
  29. 60. "Oh, sure" — Answer: ILLBET
  30. 62. Supplies — Answer: STOCKS
  31. 65. Nowhere to be found — Answer: AWOL
  32. 67. Radio City Music Hall style, informally — Answer: DECO
  33. 69. Pop singer Rita — Answer: ORA. Hint: This singer's name sounds like the first part of a common phrase for a time of day! 🌅
  34. 70. Hitchhiked with a hangnail, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: STUCKOUTLIKEASORETHUMB
  35. 75. "I've been ___!" — Answer: HAD
  36. 76. Mathematician John who won a Nobel in economic science in 1994 — Answer: NASH
  37. 77. Craving — Answer: ITCH
  38. 78. Listings in a bankruptcy filing — Answer: ASSETS
  39. 79. First state to implement a bottle deposit to fight littering — Answer: OREGON
  40. 81. Some pulpy drinks, for short — Answer: OJS
  41. 84. "Doctor Who" and "Doctor Foster" airer, with "the" — Answer: BEEB
  42. 86. Solemn words — Answer: OATHS
  43. 88. The official fuel of the N.H.L. in Canada — Answer: ESSO
  44. 89. Made some outfielder errors, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: DROPPEDLIKEFLIES
  45. 93. Cousin of a Tony — Answer: OBIE
  46. 96. "Ciao!" — Answer: BYE
  47. 97. Time to give up? — Answer: LENT
  48. 98. "It's Raining ___" (gay anthem) — Answer: MEN
  49. 99. "Oh, there's more ..." — Answer: ANDALSO
  50. 102. In the style of — Answer: ALA. Hint: Think of a compact phrase meaning “in the manner of” someone or something. 🧭
  51. 105. Folded handout — Answer: LEAFLET
  52. 108. Prepared for some new pet fish, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: BUILTLIKEATANK
  53. 112. Fashion designer Emhoff — Answer: ELLA
  54. 113. Specialized vocabularies — Answer: ARGOTS
  55. 114. Govt. lawyers — Answer: DAS
  56. 115. Kyiv's country: Abbr. — Answer: UKR
  57. 116. Spanish "My God!" — Answer: DIOSMIO
  58. 120. State capital in the Treasure Valley — Answer: BOISE
  59. 121. Performed some witchcraft, in Valleyspeak? — Answer: WORKEDLIKEACHARM
  60. 124. Was mistaken — Answer: ERRED
  61. 125. Little redhead in a long-running Broadway show — Answer: ANNIE
  62. 126. Nobel laureate Wiesel — Answer: ELIE
  63. 127. Island where parts of "Jurassic Park" were filmed — Answer: KAUAI
  64. 128. Spot to plot — Answer: LAIR
  65. 129. Binary question type — Answer: YESNO
  66. 130. High-five, e.g. — Answer: SLAP
  67. 131. This won't last — Answer: STINT

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  1. 1. Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum — Answer: ROSA
  2. 2. One acting on impulse? — Answer: AXON
  3. 3. Split from suddenly, in a way — Answer: JILT
  4. 4. Extras — Answer: ADDONS
  5. 5. Greek sun god — Answer: HELIOS
  6. 6. "Let this be a lesson!" — Answer: TAKEHEED
  7. 7. Shakespearean conjunction — Answer: ERE
  8. 8. Deep-seated desires — Answer: ACHES
  9. 9. Wide and uninhibited, as a grin — Answer: TOOTHY
  10. 10. Start of a song with the same tune as "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" — Answer: ABC
  11. 11. Hadron component — Answer: QUARK
  12. 12. Iconic nerd of 1990s TV — Answer: URKEL
  13. 13. Needing iron supplements, say — Answer: ANEMIC
  14. 14. Lines on some grids: Abbr. — Answer: STS
  15. 15. Get even? — Answer: MAKELEVEL
  16. 16. Oily fruits — Answer: OLIVES
  17. 17. Irritated with — Answer: SOREAT
  18. 18. Wolf (down) — Answer: SNARF
  19. 22. Course in a Brazilian meal — Answer: SALADA
  20. 24. Word with job or track — Answer: INSIDE
  21. 25. New Mexico county or its seat — Answer: TAOS
  22. 30. Neuron, e.g. — Answer: CELL
  23. 33. Actress Kurylenko of "Quantum of Solace" — Answer: OLGA
  24. 34. Eccentric sort — Answer: KOOK
  25. 35. They shine during the day — Answer: SOAPSTARS
  26. 36. Great heights — Answer: ALTITUDES
  27. 37. Move, in Realtor-speak — Answer: RELO
  28. 40. Some microbuses, in brief — Answer: VWS
  29. 42. Relating to some forces on Earth — Answer: TIDAL
  30. 44. "I knew it!" — Answer: AHA
  31. 45. Peaceful period — Answer: PAX
  32. 48. Swamp critter — Answer: CROC
  33. 49. "Keep dreaming" — Answer: HECKNO
  34. 50. Smallest relative of an ostrich — Answer: KIWI
  35. 51. Kind of mushroom that comes in a bundle — Answer: ENOKI
  36. 52. "What can ___ to help?" — Answer: WEDO
  37. 54. "What took so long?!" — Answer: ABOUTTIME
  38. 55. Summary of a contract's details — Answer: TERMSHEET
  39. 56. Wild guess — Answer: STAB. Hint: Taking a shot in the dark can lead to surprising outcomes! 🎯
  40. 60. Treats, in a way, as a swelling — Answer: ICES
  41. 61. So many — Answer: LOTSOF
  42. 63. Riddle in Zen Buddhism — Answer: KOAN
  43. 64. Pretty fishy — Answer: SUS
  44. 66. Leave alone — Answer: LETBE
  45. 68. One might be named for a king or queen — Answer: ERA
  46. 70. Pump, say — Answer: SHOE
  47. 71. God who rides in a chariot pulled by two goats — Answer: THOR
  48. 72. Got just right — Answer: ACED
  49. 73. Souvenir from the seashore — Answer: SHELL
  50. 74. Improve — Answer: HEAL
  51. 80. Competitor who has manners — Answer: GOODLOSER
  52. 82. "You had one ___!" — Answer: JOB
  53. 83. Washington, D.C.'s International ___ Museum — Answer: SPY
  54. 85. Jessica of "The Better Sister" — Answer: BIEL
  55. 87. W-2 requirement, in brief — Answer: SSN
  56. 89. Person from South Asia — Answer: DESI
  57. 90. Whisky flavorer — Answer: PEAT
  58. 91. Very involved (in) — Answer: KNEEDEEP
  59. 92. Catchall phrase from Latin — Answer: ETALIA
  60. 94. Stepped up to the plate — Answer: BATTED
  61. 95. Woes — Answer: ILLS. Hint: Sometimes life can be a bit rough, can't it? 😟
  62. 99. Awe-inspiring light show — Answer: AURORA
  63. 100. Sushi consisting of thin slices of fish over rice — Answer: NIGIRI
  64. 101. "Whew! Finished!" — Answer: OKDONE
  65. 103. Extol — Answer: LAUD
  66. 104. Joints shown by no-show socks — Answer: ANKLES
  67. 106. Gathers (together) — Answer: FLOCKS
  68. 107. Light into — Answer: LASHAT
  69. 108. Biblical tower locale — Answer: BABEL
  70. 109. Clears, as profit — Answer: EARNS
  71. 110. Welcome at the door — Answer: ASKIN
  72. 111. Something consumed by the ton by whales — Answer: KRILL
  73. 117. Home of the Road to Hana, whose 64-mile length contains more than 600 curves — Answer: MAUI
  74. 118. Modern-day Persia — Answer: IRAN
  75. 119. Neglect to include — Answer: OMIT
  76. 121. Route — Answer: WAY. Hint: A path or means of getting somewhere, often the simplest option. 🛣️
  77. 122. Abbr. in a job posting — Answer: EEO
  78. 123. Carnival maker — Answer: KIA

Recent NYT Crossword Answers

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The answer to Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum in the New York Times crossword is ROSA — a 4-letter word. It most recently appeared in the New York Times crossword on June 28, 2026, a Sunday puzzle, at 1-Down. Below you'll find why that fill fits, every other answer we've recorded for this clue, and links into the puzzle it came from.

Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum” answer

ROSA (4 letters)

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What is the answer to “Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum”?

The answer is ROSA, a 4-letter word. It most recently appeared in the New York Times crossword on June 28, 2026.

How many letters is the answer to “Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum”?

4 letters: ROSA.

When did this clue appear?

Most recently in the New York Times crossword on June 28, 2026 (a Sunday puzzle), at 1-Down.

Can “Santa ___, city that's home to the Charles M. Schulz Museum” have a different answer?

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