New York Times AnswersSunday, 23rd February 2025 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd February 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Dazzling displayECLATAAcross 6: Tech giant based in Cupertino, Calif.APPLEAAcross 11: Plant with bugs?SPYAAcross 14: Formation of rugby playersSCRUMAAcross 19: Queendom in the BibleSHEBAAAcross 20: Hint at L.G.B.T.Q.+ story lines to generate buzzQUEERBAITAAcross 22: Give an addressORATEAAcross 23: What a tight deadline might require … or what's found in 30-Across?QUICKTURNAROUNDAAcross 25: Viennese "please"BITTEAAcross 26: AttackedMADEWARAAcross 27: Do perfectlyACEAAcross 28: Hound or dogPESTERAAcross 29: What's-___-nameHISAAcross 30: Question when leaving a grocery store, perhapsWHEREDIDIPARKAAcross 34: InauguralMAIDENAAcross 38: Unwanted event at a speakeasyRAIDAAcross 39: Spot for a pinMATAAcross 40: Lyricist GershwinIRAAAcross 41: Halls that may have glass ceilingsATRIAAAcross 42: ImproviseWINGITAAcross 44: "Everything ___ Changed" (Taylor Swift song)HASAAcross 45: SchemePLOTAAcross 46: Tolerate misbehavior … or what's found in 56-Across?LOOKTHEOTHERWAYAAcross 49: Collectors of signatures?CASTSAAcross 50: ___ of Cleves, wife of Henry VIIIANNEAAcross 51: Newspaper sectionARTSAAcross 52: Tuna varietyAHIAAcross 53: Word with lock or pocketAIRAAcross 54: Second printings, e.g.REISSUESAAcross 56: Source of some public fundingFEDERALGRANTAAcross 62: Boiling stateIREAAcross 63: Author of the 1964 artist's book "Grapefruit"ONOAAcross 64: Legal tenderMONEYAAcross 65: When doubled, a danceCANAAcross 66: Home of the Sugarloaf Cable Car, informallyRIOAAcross 67: Totally the wrong way … or what's found in 79-Across?ASSBACKWARDSAAcross 70: "Really! Check for yourself!"ITSAFACTAAcross 72: Radar gun inits.MPHAAcross 73: PhilosophyISMAAcross 74: It may be on the chopping blockLOINAAcross 75: "Uh-huh, whatever you say!"IBETAAcross 76: DistortsSKEWSAAcross 79: "It'd be my pleasure"IMHAPPYTOOBLIGEAAcross 83: MatesPALSAAcross 84: 1/96 of a pint: Abbr.TSPAAcross 85: It comes with a hefty billTOUCANAAcross 86: Happen over and overRECURAAcross 87: Beehive State athleteUTEAAcross 88: CoalesceGELAAcross 89: 11, literallyONESAAcross 90: Occasions for self-indulgenceMEDAYSAAcross 91: Completely change one's position … or what's found in 104-Across?REVERSECOURSEAAcross 96: IntimidateCOWAAcross 97: Wild goats of the AlpsIBEXESAAcross 98: Delta hub: Abbr.ATLAAcross 99: Reality competition show with quickfire challengesTOPCHEFAAcross 103: SmidgenOUNCEAAcross 104: Gift-wrapping suppliesSCOTCHTAPEROLLSAAcross 109: Formal "you," in UruguayUSTEDAAcross 110: Americans who live in their own time zoneHAWAIIANSAAcross 111: Many a piece of writing by Joan DidionESSAYAAcross 112: In a bashful mannerSHYLYAAcross 113: SweetieHONAAcross 114: Part of a wheelSPOKEAAcross 115: Detaches from a source of dependenceWEANSDDown 1: Lawyer's title: Abbr.ESQDDown 2: Fish baitCHUMDDown 3: Leader of filmdom's Rebel AllianceLEIADDown 4: Options on some testsABCDDDown 5: Receive severe criticismTAKEHEATDDown 6: Blue-green shadesAQUASDDown 7: Sound of a smooth-running enginePURRDDown 8: Pig's digsPENDDown 9: Locale where clovers bloomLEADDown 10: Forget to finish writing a clue, maybERRDDown 11: Secret ___SAUCEDDown 12: Felt longing (for)PINEDDDown 13: Since Jan. 1YTDDDown 14: "C'est la vie"SOBEITDDown 15: Potato chip, to a BritCRISPDDown 16: Coiffure parts that are sometimes braidedRATTAILSDDown 17: Complete nonsenseUTTERROTDDown 18: Small mongoosesMEERKATSDDown 21: Creature that sounds like a snoozeBOARDDown 24: Scarlett Johansson, Rami Malek or Vin Diesel (did you know?)TWINDDown 28: PalmPilots, e.g., for shortPDASDDown 30: Wish list itemsWANTSDDown 31: Like some heels and hopesHIGHDDown 32: Marriage equality activist Windsor, familiarlyEDIEDDown 33: "Perhaps. That's something that interests me"IMAYDDown 34: Disease that was the subject of the second Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1902)MALARIADDown 35: Yom Kippur observers, e.g.ATONERSDDown 36: Amusingly incongruous outcomesIRONIESDDown 37: Flood preventersDIKESDDown 38: HootsRIOTSDDown 42: "Don't worry about us"WEREOKDDown 43: Lines of workTRADESDDown 44: What locks are made ofHAIRDDown 45: Catherine ___, wife of Henry VIIIPARRDDown 47: Horse's behindHAUNCHDDown 48: Protein powder ingredientWHEYDDown 49: Aetna alternativeCIGNADDown 53: "Unfortunately, that's incorrect"ALASNODDown 55: Many long-running TV showsSOAPSDDown 56: Word processing selectionFORMATDDown 57: CloseENDDDown 58: Director's directiveACTIONDDown 59: Most common coffee bean varietyARABICADDown 60: Love interest in a Hallmark movie, maybeNICEGUYDDown 61: Walks unsteadilyTOTTERSDDown 64: "Monster ___" (1962 #1 song)MASHDDown 68: i5 and X5BMWSDDown 69: Fraidy-catWIMPDDown 70: SoupçonsIOTASDDown 71: Organized in a cabinet, sayFILEDDDown 74: School before l'universitéLYCEEDDown 76: Not to be relied uponSPURIOUSDDown 77: Singer whose 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” became a top 10 hit in 2022 after being featured on “Stranger Things”KATEBUSHDDown 78: 110, facetiouslyELEVENTYDDown 79: Barbuda or BarbadosISLEDDown 80: ShoddyPOORDDown 81: Most dad jokesPUNSDDown 82: Nickname for Milwaukee's baseball teamBREWCREWDDown 84: Ocean in "Ocean's Eleven"TESSDDown 88: Like King Midas, notablyGREEDYDDown 90: Have a pity partyMOPEDDown 92: Google Sheets alternativeEXCELDDown 93: Supply at the Hershey CompanyCACAODDown 94: City near Disney World, informallyOTOWNDDown 95: ___ BeautyULTADDown 96: Small woodCOPSEDDown 99: Fail ignominiously, as at the box officeTANKDDown 100: Rip offHOSEDDown 101: "Lohengrin" sopranoELSADDown 102: Custardy treatFLANDDown 104: "Quiet!"SHHDDown 105: Gender identity prefixCISDDown 106: With itHIPDDown 107: Confucian conceptTAODDown 108: Part of iOS: Abbr.SYS