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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 9th March 2025
There are 66 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th March 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: First lady McKinley
AAcross 4: Common saltwater baitfish
AAcross 8: Letters before Q
AAcross 8: Letters before Q
AAcross 12: Become crunchy in the ovenCRISPUP
AAcross 19: Image of Mickey, maybe
AAcross 20: ___ NostraCOSA
AAcross 21: Lake that's largely fed by the Detroit River
AAcross 22: "Red telephone," historically
AAcross 22: "Red telephone," historically
AAcross 23: Breakfast order request
AAcross 25: [London Herald, 4/16/1912]TITANICSINKS
AAcross 27: [The New York Times, 8/9/1974]NIXONRESIGNS
AAcross 29: "Scarface"
AAcross 30: Schedule
AAcross 31: Drives off
AAcross 32: "Catch ya later!"
AAcross 33: Wee one
AAcross 34: Frankincense or myrrh
AAcross 36: T-E-A-M doesn't have one, so they say
AAcross 37: Plantain lily, by another name
AAcross 39: [Chicago Daily Tribune, 11/3/1948]DEWEYDEFEATSTRUMAN
AAcross 47: Company once called the California Perfume Company
AAcross 48: Wrap one's head around
AAcross 49: Popular Hawaiian dish
AAcross 50: Driest country in sub-Saharan Africa
AAcross 54: They're below par
AAcross 56: Choice words
AAcross 57: Footwear for a sharp dresser?
AAcross 59: "___ Mouse," Chick Corea jazz standard of 1972
AAcross 60: Toward the opposing goal, in hockeyUPICE
AAcross 62: Geometry calculation: Abbr.
AAcross 63: "How ya doin'?"
AAcross 64: [Variety, 10/30/1929]WALLSTLAYSANEGG
AAcross 70: ___ DhabiABU
AAcross 73: Alliance since 1948, in brief
AAcross 74: Golf's Slammin' Sammy
AAcross 75: Bouquet
AAcross 79: Seer cursed by Apollo so that her prophecies would not be believed
AAcross 83: Poorly
AAcross 83: Poorly
AAcross 84: Headwear that's stereotypically redFIREHAT
AAcross 86: Breakout performer?
AAcross 87: It's blowin' in the wind
AAcross 89: ___ thruster (physics lab device)
AAcross 90: Corrin of "Nosferatu"
AAcross 91: [New York Daily News, 10/30/1975]FORDTOCITYDROPDEAD
AAcross 95: "The rubber people," in Nahuatl
AAcross 98: "Biting" characteristic
AAcross 99: Big name in health careAETNA
AAcross 100: Trouble
AAcross 101: Fleet
AAcross 104: Where people typically go to the mat?
AAcross 106: Attempt to tearRIPAT
AAcross 111: Fool around
AAcross 113: With 115-Across, [New York Post, 4/15/1983]HEADLESSBODY
AAcross 115: See 113-AcrossINTOPLESSBAR
AAcross 117: "Jeez Louise!"AWCOMEON
AAcross 118: Boils
AAcross 119: Latin "Look"
AAcross 120: Filmmaker JohnsonRIAN
AAcross 121: Degree held by only one U.S. president (George W. Bush)
AAcross 122: Drink after a race, say
AAcross 123: Signaled
AAcross 124: Wraps up
AAcross 125: The Second vis-à-vis the First, say
DDown 1: Cher and Madonna, e.g.
DDown 2: Old Scratch, with "the"
DDown 3: Baby name whose popularity plummeted after 2015ALEXA
DDown 4: It might be chewed in a theater
DDown 5: Frost
DDown 6: TaxpayersASSESSEES
DDown 7: 9 to 5, e.g.
DDown 8: Release
DDown 9: Beams
DDown 10: Parts of comedy routines
DDown 11: Serving at a Chinese restaurant
DDown 12: Carolina Reaper, for one
DDown 13: Good name for a geologist?ROCCO
DDown 14: "How sad"ITSASHAME
DDown 15: Lapse
DDown 16: Some red or white wines
DDown 17: Pull some strings?
DDown 18: Old Spanish coin
DDown 24: Waste away
DDown 26: Bottom
DDown 28: Actress SkyeIONE
DDown 32: Payments made at a table
DDown 35: Leg up
DDown 36: Query
DDown 38: "I'll get to work right now"
DDown 39: Dollops
DDown 40: ___ Woods, best-selling author of 2023's "The Lost Bookshop"EVIE
DDown 41: Threadbare
DDown 42: Fund, as a college
DDown 43: They're known to open with some jokesAPRILS
DDown 44: Longtime music director of the NBC Symphony Orchestra
DDown 45: The "U" of 60-Down
DDown 46: "Damage" director LouisMALLE
DDown 51: K-pop septetBTS
DDown 52: Short note?
DDown 53: Creature in the final scene of "Cleopatra"
DDown 55: Long-term deposit, in brief
DDown 56: Go (for)
DDown 58: Certain spotTVAD
DDown 60: It once shared a land border with 16 countries
DDown 61: Drawstring place
DDown 65: Hardly the social butterfly
DDown 66: Stowed
DDown 67: ___ soda
DDown 68: Needlefish
DDown 69: Monopolist's trait
DDown 70: One-pointer in cribbage
DDown 71: Some undergrad degs.
DDown 72: Trojans' sch.USC
DDown 76: "Jeez, I can't catch a break"OHME
DDown 77: Call from a crib
DDown 78: SlightlyATAD
DDown 80: Umpire's ruling
DDown 81: Writings of dubious authenticity
DDown 82: Eschew
DDown 84: "Victory is mine!," in modern lingoFORTHEWIN
DDown 85: Privy to
DDown 88: Make a scene
DDown 89: "My heavens!"IDECLARE
DDown 92: They can support a nest egg
DDown 93: 48-oz. beer glass
DDown 94: Service providers?
DDown 95: Wise-appearing
DDown 96: ___ Tunes
DDown 97: Like the cheese in a grilled cheese
DDown 102: Protective tip on a lace
DDown 103: Bel ___ cheesePAESE
DDown 104: Informal goodbye
DDown 105: Made some waves?
DDown 107: Tech giant whose initials are its N.Y.S.E. symbolIBM
DDown 108: Some have meters
DDown 109: Mexican marinade
DDown 110: "The Seduction of Joe ___" (1979 Alan Alda film)TYNAN
DDown 112: Tolkien trilogy, for shortLOTR
DDown 113: Morehouse or Howard, in briefHBCU
DDown 114: Whole bunch
DDown 116: Instant
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