"X-Men" villain who can manipulate metals Crossword Clue

Looking for the answer to “"X-Men" villain who can manipulate metals” from the New York Times crossword of March 18, 2026? It has 7 letters. Flip the tiles one at a time, try a hint first, or look through the rest of that puzzle.

Crossword answer

NEW YORK TIMES, MARCH 18, 2026

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Hints

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Hint 1 Meaning

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More clues from the New York Times (March 18, 2026)

Across

1. Young grasshopper
6. Dibs, e.g.
11. Org. that offers one "L" of a ride?
14. ___ a la brasa (Peruvian chicken dish)
15. Game to play when the spirit moves you?
16. Minnesota's state bird
17. *Restaurant chain named after a Rolling Stones song
19. Big name in cosmetics
20. Make like a hot dog
21. "X-Men" villain who can manipulate metals
23. Summer camp craft
26. *Without malice
27. ^
28. Numbers on botellas de vino
30. Asks oneself "What if?"
31. Silk Road locale, largely
32. Missed, as a chance
33. Music genre that partly grew out of indie rock
34. *"What a great idea!"
40. Page for learning more, for short
41. You might take a spin in this
42. Kentucky ___, annual horse race since 1875
43. Oddity
46. Investment option, informally
47. Microwaved
48. *Having a perfect record
50. Exhibits model behavior?
51. It covers a fair amount of ground without moving
52. Musical instrument in the Guinness logo
54. Classic wood for boatbuilding
55. *Similac or Enfamil
61. West Coast N.F.L. team
62. Save on wedding invitations, in a way
63. Got in a row?
64. Publishing gatekeepers, in brief
65. Extend, as a membership
66. "You got it!!" … or a possible cry after hearing the calls hidden in the answers to the starred clues?

Down

1. "Morning Edition" airer
2. Gender-neutral pronoun
3. Org. associated with a museum in Cooperstown, N.Y.
4. Practice, as a trade
5. Meal cooked in simmering broth
6. Either brother who wrote 1996's "Fargo"
7. What Dante's second circle of hell represents
8. Humanitarian support
9. Pulitzer-winning "Fat Ham" playwright
10. Like many ruins in Belize
11. Casting groups?
12. Play a bit of horn, say
13. Bugs
16. Indulgently lazy
18. Country known for luxury tourism, in brief
22. "I wanna have that!"
23. Bank robber's bagful
24. Puccini's "O mio babbino caro," e.g.
25. They can't abide messes
26. Take one's leave
27. "Human beings, for one reason or another, may hide their feelings, but a ___ does not": Ernest Hemingway
28. Renaissance faire tipple
29. Discoverer of the principle behind F=ma
32. Certain chip flavoring, informally
33. Student's email address ender
35. Westernmost African capital
36. ___ degree
37. Bogus
38. Luau instruments, informally
39. It may be taken at the start of a trip
43. Deux + deux
44. Email sorting option
45. Skyscraper's skeleton, often
46. Lavishly entertain
47. "Sure thing!"
49. Modern ending with You
50. In favor of
52. Fanfare
53. Three or four, say
56. "___ voyage!"
57. Month after avril
58. Item in a museum of antiquities
59. That's the kicker!
60. Kerfuffle

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Questions

What is the answer to “"X-Men" villain who can manipulate metals”?

MAGNETO, 7 letters: a type of electric generator.

When was “"X-Men" villain who can manipulate metals” last seen in a crossword?

In the New York Times crossword of March 18, 2026.

How many letters does the answer have?

7 letters, starting with M.