New York Times AnswersSunday, 6th April 2025 There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th April 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: At bay, say?ASEAAAcross 6: One directive in preparing a turkeyBASTEAAcross 11: Onetime Volvo competitorSAABAAcross 15: Actress GadotGALAAcross 18: *"Oh, what's the point?"WHYDAAcross 19: AlternativeOTHERAAcross 20: Mexican dish with ahiTUNATACOAAcross 22: Look (like)SEEMAAcross 23: Hears, in a wayTRIESAAcross 24: TripeUTTERROTAAcross 25: Light, short-sleeved, collared garmentCAMPSHIRTAAcross 28: Ringing endorsements?IDOSAAcross 29: Pointy parts of a Batman costumeEARSAAcross 30: Uses one's employee badge to enter, saySCANSINAAcross 32: Get straightALIGNAAcross 34: ___-Tiles (kids' building toy)MAGNAAAcross 35: ___ favorPORAAcross 36: Tourney sponsor since 1939NCAAAAcross 38: *VoidsEMPTAAcross 39: NailsACESAAcross 40: Iowa college townAMESAAcross 42: Break before collegeGAPYEARAAcross 44: Counterpart of "thx"PLSAAcross 45: Like some mindless entertainmentTRASHYAAcross 48: WailSOBAAcross 50: DirtballSLEAZEAAcross 53: DescendantsSCIONSAAcross 54: It's an affrontSLAPAAcross 57: Bit of curling equipmentSTONEAAcross 59: Young fellowLADAAcross 60: Bit of casino equipmentRAKEAAcross 62: Words of remembranceOBITAAcross 64: Parts of one's history, sayURLSAAcross 65: Binding agent in bakingEGGAAcross 66: Amazon Handmade competitorETSYAAcross 69: Intense cycling sessions … or what you must do to complete the answers to this puzzle's starred cluesSPINCLASSESAAcross 72: "My word!"ISAYAAcross 73: 1980s TV star in the W.W.E. Hall of FameMRTAAcross 74: Work hardTOILAAcross 75: Star turn, oftenSOLOAAcross 76: Word before milk or overSKIMAAcross 78: Member of la familiaTIAAAcross 79: Throws, informallyHUCKSAAcross 81: Beach birdTERNAAcross 83: Bestow, as a qualityIMPARTAAcross 84: Adware detection programSPYBOTAAcross 86: Nickname that drops -neySIDAAcross 88: You might walk on this at nightTIPTOEAAcross 90: Lincoln or FordCARAAcross 92: Brown beerDARKALEAAcross 95: What ":" might meanISTOAAcross 99: *Number with 18 zerosQUINAAcross 100: Animal in the Premier League logoLIONAAcross 101: Chinese two-stringed fiddleERHUAAcross 104: SatisfiedMETAAcross 105: Built like the HulkBURLYAAcross 106: Colorado's ___ ParkESTESAAcross 108: Canine teethCUSPIDSAAcross 110: Legend has itLOREAAcross 111: Word before rain or washACIDAAcross 113: Toy with one's food, perhaps?HAPPYMEALAAcross 115: Made nutritious choicesATERIGHTAAcross 117: Gave supportAIDEDAAcross 118: Blue, in a wayLEWDAAcross 121: Language from which we get "cashmere"SANSKRITAAcross 122: *RecapBRIEFAAcross 123: Nursery rhyme name that's said twice in a rowMARYAAcross 124: Superlative finishESTAAcross 125: Like 1-2-3EASYAAcross 126: Historic Vegas casino where the Rat Pack performedSANDSAAcross 127: Affliction treated with a hot compressSTYEDDown 1: What cuteness tends to evokeAWSDDown 2: "That's all ___ wrote"SHEDDown 3: Ophthalmologist's workEYECAREDDown 4: Madison Avenue execADMANDDown 5: Genre of the 2024 film "Bob Marley: One Love"BIOPICDDown 6: Greedy person's "choice"BOTHDDown 7: Pieces of the heartATRIADDown 8: ___ Chisholm, first Black woman elected to CongressSHIRLEYDDown 9: Caddie's appointmentTEETIMEDDown 10: Sounds of hesitationERSDDown 11: Wall supportSTUDDDown 12: Post-mortem orderAUTOPSYDDown 13: Tiny exemplars of collaborationANTSDDown 14: HoneyBAEDDown 15: Events for bargain huntersGARAGESALESDDown 16: Stereotypical squirrel's stashACORNSDDown 17: Plenty o'LOTSADDown 21: Cloying sentimentalityTREACLEDDown 26: ___ Explorer, classic web browserMSNDDown 27: Gets caught (on)SNAGSDDown 28: They're just for openersINTROSDDown 30: Masseur's employerSPADDown 31: *Part of the funnies pageCOMDDown 33: Student transcript figs.GPASDDown 34: Sources of some syrupMAPLESDDown 37: Sounds in massage parlorsAAHSDDown 41: FloorSTORYDDown 43: Traffic markerPYLONDDown 46: Retrovirus moleculeRNADDown 47: Invites to a movie, sayASKSOUTDDown 49: A/C capacityBTUSDDown 50: "Wayne's World" or "MacGruber," informallySNLSKITDDown 51: *Like restaurants in a famed dining guideZAGADDown 52: Testing humor's boundariesEDGYDDown 55: Preschool basicsABC'SDDown 55: Preschool basicsABCSDDown 56: Trial programPILOTDDown 58: Chromite and hematiteORESDDown 61: GrandiloquentEPICDDown 63: AccountTALEDDown 66: First responders, for shortEMTSDDown 67: Set off, as an alarmTRIPDDown 68: Be up on the latest newsSTAYCURRENTDDown 70: TypesILKSDDown 71: Cousin of kindaSORTADDown 72: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architectI. M. PEIDDown 74: Like some stems and situationsTHORNYDDown 77: Texter's qualificationIMODDown 80: Moved like a crabSIDLEDDDown 82: Shade of greenNILEDDown 85: Ones suddenly canceling plansBAILERSDDown 87: Roast rostrumDAISDDown 89: "___ Jackson & the Olympians" (fantasy series)PERCYDDown 91: Chinese fruits with leathery rindsLITCHISDDown 93: Tax-advantaged savings planROTHIRADDown 94: Incorporate before shaping and baking, sayKNEADINDDown 96: Find amusingSMILEATDDown 97: Poet HughesTEDDDown 98: Tense parts of games, for shortOTSDDown 99: AllotmentsQUOTASDDown 102: Pita dip made from chickpeas and tahiniHUMMUSDDown 103: Bring into playUSEDDown 105: ApatheticBLASEDDown 107: Distance ÷ timeSPEEDDDown 109: Chiromancers read themPALMSDDown 111: Historic Indian cityAGRADDown 112: ___-bittyITTYDDown 114: Many email attachmentsPDFSDDown 116: Kyle's little brother on "South Park"IKEDDown 117: Hard core features, informallyABSDDown 119: Like some humorWRYDDown 120: Turn to ash, perhapsDYE