New York Times AnswersSunday, 20th April 2025 There are 70 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th April 2025. View the answers below.. All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Van Winkle of folkloreRIPAAcross 4: Engages in playful fisticuffsSPARSAAcross 9: Italian restaurant frequently seen in food courtsSBARROAAcross 15: Strip for breakfastBACONAAcross 20: Game with a Reverse cardUNOAAcross 21: Impressive displayARRAYAAcross 22: SuggestHINTATAAcross 23: "I might surprise you" TRYMEAAcross 24: "___ all good"ITSAAcross 25: Group that Tiger hires to install wall art?WOODSWOODSCREWCREWAAcross 28: Out of shapeNOTFITAAcross 30: FretsSTEWSAAcross 31: ___-fistedHAMAAcross 32: Corduroy fabric featureWALEAAcross 33: Thinks out loudOPINESAAcross 35: TrainEDUCATEAAcross 38: First game of the seasonOPENERAAcross 40: It smellsODORAAcross 41: Send fan mail en masse to a Monty Python production?SPAMSPAMALOTALOTAAcross 44: BegrudgedRESENTEDAAcross 46: ZippoNILAAcross 47: Creeping Charlie, e.g.WEEDAAcross 48: ___ Ross House (Philadelphia landmark)BETSYAAcross 49: HonchoNABOBAAcross 53: Mob enforcerGO ONAAcross 53: Mob enforcerGOONAAcross 55: Dam near the Philae Temple of IsisASWANAAcross 59: Hands-on businessSPAAAcross 60: Angry early president can be seen now in TV footage?MADMADISONISONAAcross 64: Med. benefit option, in briefHMOAAcross 65: DividesGAPSAAcross 67: Leggy shorebirdSTILTAAcross 68: Captain Jean-___ PicardLUCAAcross 69: Really stands outPOPSAAcross 70: Go beyond the opponent's baseline, in tennisOVERHITAAcross 73: Sound-asleep soundsSNORESAAcross 76: ObjectivePURPOSEAAcross 78: Like Tommy in the Who's 1969 rock operaDEAFAAcross 79: Common file extensionDOCAAcross 81: Set offBEGANAAcross 83: MGM founder MarcusLOEWAAcross 84: Like, in slangDIGAAcross 85: Hotheaded liberal politico who's eager to hear?DEMDEMAGOGAGOGAAcross 89: "You ___ me at hello"HADAAcross 92: Ugly expressionSNEERAAcross 94: Laser therapy targetACNEAAcross 95: Roasted or grilled, in SpanishASADAAAcross 96: Liver spot?ABODEAAcross 98: Food for a woodpeckerSUETAAcross 100: DrainSAPAAcross 102: Smitten person's declarationIMINLOVEAAcross 104: Pharmacist comes through for customers?PROPROCURESCURESAAcross 110: Kind of columnOPEDAAcross 111: Hang aroundLOITERAAcross 112: Plant that was a top-five girl's name in the 1970sHEATHERAAcross 113: Sign up for againREJOINAAcross 115: Word on some Renaissance Faire signageOLDEAAcross 116: Consideration for Cy Young Award voters, for shortERAAAcross 118: Mother of PerseusDANAEAAcross 120: Recover from faintingCOME TOAAcross 122: Editor's strike?REDREDACTIONACTIONAAcross 127: Young boxer, sayPUPAAcross 128: Some Surrealist paintingsDALISAAcross 129: What very punctual people arrive onTHEDOTAAcross 130: Wildly sillyINANEAAcross 131: Portfolio piece, for shortIRAAAcross 132: C-suite figuresEXECSAAcross 133: Subject of a negotiationSALARYAAcross 134: TerritoriesLANDSAAcross 135: Jellied fish in an English dishEELDDown 1: WreckRUINDDown 2: Past the point of no returnINTOODEEPDDown 3: Email era?POSTPOSTAGEAGEDDown 4: Welcomed at the doorSAWINDDown 5: Stand againstPROTESTDDown 6: Certain queer identity, for shortARODDown 7: X-ray dosesRADSDDown 8: WaySYSTEMDDown 9: Make an appearanceSHOW UPDDown 10: Analysis performed with electrodermal stimulationBIOSCANDDown 11: "... so?"ANDDDown 12: Offensive linemen, for shortRTSDDown 13: Friend on "Friends"RACHELDDown 14: ___ vez (again, in Spanish)OTRADDown 15: Start of a tangent, in a textBTWDDown 16: Makeup of some metallic bondsARCWELDSDDown 17: Title protagonist of an 1897 Edmond Rostand playCYRANODDown 18: Serving at a breakfast buffetOMELETDDown 19: More up-to-the-minuteNEWERDDown 26: UnitesWEDSDDown 27: Play for the camera, sayEMOTEDDown 29: Gives the (pink) slipFIRESDDown 34: Go on a spreeSPENDDDown 36: BudAMIGODDown 37: It's quite grippingTALONDDown 39: Song of thanksgivingPAEANDDown 40: GlobesORBSDDown 42: ___ appleADAMSDDown 43: Cops (to)OWNSUPDDown 45: Juvenile locustNYMPHDDown 50: They hang around a lotBATSDDown 51: One-eyed Norse godODINDDown 52: Ginkgo ___ (tree species)BILOBADDown 54: Frying needOILDDown 56: "Suh-weet! I love this sandwich cookie!"?WHOOWHOOPIEPIEDDown 57: Music boxes?AMPSDDown 58: Prominent feature of 17-DownNOSEDDown 61: One might start "Incidentally …"ASIDEDDown 62: "___ Nona" (children's book based on a folk tale)STREGADDown 63: Eye: PrefixOCULODDown 66: Pound soundARFDDown 69: Safety goggles, masks, etc., in briefPPEDDown 70: They're short for a favoriteODDSDDown 71: Blood lineVEINDDown 72: Common salad add-inTOMATODDown 74: Big headsEGOSDDown 75: Long taleSAGADDown 77: "Fear Factor" host JoeROGANDDown 80: Public health org.CDCDDown 82: Low pointNADIRDDown 85: Peach or plum, botanicallyDRUPEDDown 86: Come afterENSUEDDown 87: Anne of classic comedyMEARADDown 88: One trying to level up, oftenGAMERDDown 90: Thrill-seeker's pursuitADVENTUREDDown 91: It is doneDEEDDDown 93: Like much tax law or ancient philosophyESOTERICDDown 97: Nursery sightBLOOMDDown 99: Got it wrongERREDDDown 101: Little flap, maybePETDOORDDown 103: Support line?ISECONDDDown 104: Weapon similar to a halberdPOLEAXDDown 105: Brain twisterRIDDLEDDown 106: Cuban dance styleCHA-CHADDown 107: "Drunken Sailor," e.g.SHANTYDDown 108: Wrestler-turned-actor JohnCENADDown 109: RNA baseURACILDDown 111: Singer with the 2021 hit album "Solar Power"LORDEDDown 114: Hanker (for)JONESDDown 117: "Dagnabbit!"RATSDDown 119: Where the giant Enceladus is buried, in mythETNADDown 121: Gem sometimes confused with a moonstoneOPALDDown 123: Twisty curveESSDDown 124: Abbr. on a business cardTELDDown 125: Rocky Mountain state: Abbr.IDADDown 126: Actor SomerhalderIAN