New York Times AnswersSunday, 25th May 2025 There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th May 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Woodworking byproductSAWDUSTAAcross 8: Most-awarded musician at the American Music AwardsSWIFTAAcross 13: Outkast, for oneRAPDUOAAcross 19: Angioplasty tubeCATHETERAAcross 20: Mammal with a prehensile snoutTAPIRAAcross 21: Something to runERRANDAAcross 22: Like floppy disks and typewritersOBSOLETEAAcross 23: Gaming company whose logo is known as "the Fuji"ATARIAAcross 24: MustNEEDTOAAcross 25: Melittologist's studyBEESAAcross 26: Army bosses, informallySARGESAAcross 28: Exam in which using notes is allowedOPENBOOKAIRAAcross 30: Inventor's prideBRAINCHARACTERAAcross 33: "Sorta"ISHAAcross 34: "The Last Judgment" is found in one in the Sistine ChapelAPSEAAcross 35: Search around, as a truffle-hunting pigROOTLEAAcross 36: "I'm so frustrated!"GAHAAcross 38: ThereaboutsOR SOAAcross 40: Going on to sayADDINGAAcross 43: Harry Houdini and David Blaine, for twoESCAPEARONIAAcross 46: Escalator partSTEPAAcross 50: Beheader of MedusaPERSEUSAAcross 52: GuaranteedASSUREDAAcross 53: Magazine with an annual Person of the Year issueTIMEAAcross 54: 53-Across, reversedEMITAAcross 55: Praise highlyEXTOLAAcross 58: Gal of HollywoodGADOTAAcross 60: Groove onDIGAAcross 61: Not too shabbySOLIDAAcross 63: Synagogue greetingSHALOMAAcross 66: Cotton and flax, for twoFIBERSAAcross 68: Set (down)LAYAAcross 69: Theoretical paths depicted by the circled squaresWORMHOLESAAcross 73: Snazzily dressed gentFOPAAcross 74: Musical sectionsSCENESAAcross 77: Wellness product derived from an Australian birdEMUOILAAcross 78: Cappuccino topperFROTHAAcross 81: Fat stack of cashWADAAcross 82: "Hang loose" signSHAKAAAcross 86: City destroyed in GenesisSODOMAAcross 88: Manhattan neighborhood that's adjacent to the East VillageNOHOAAcross 89: "Whatever!"ASIFAAcross 91: Like the subject of a photograph, ideallyINFRAMEAAcross 94: Cyclist, e.g.PEDALERAAcross 96: Grandmother's nicknameNANAAAcross 97: Brand known as "The San Francisco Treat"RICEARTISTSAAcross 100: Has trouble swallowingGAGSONAAcross 101: Roman who opposed Julius CaesarCATOAAcross 103: "All right!"YESAAcross 104: Senator's homeOTTAWAAAcross 106: Battle of Normandy cityCAENAAcross 108: "Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future" org.NSAAAcross 110: Not breaking, as an actorSTAYINGINCHILDAAcross 115: Lightweight Apple laptopMACBOOKTESTAAcross 117: Color-coated candiesMANDMSAAcross 118: Healthful smoothie ingredientACAIAAcross 119: Slant skywardUPTILTAAcross 120: Brand that merged with BPAMOCOAAcross 122: Compound used to make synthetic rubberISOPRENEAAcross 125: WitchesCRONESAAcross 126: Have a night on the townGO OUTAAcross 127: Oprah delivered them for Rosa Parks and Toni MorrisonEULOGIESAAcross 128: Peckish and peevishHANGRYAAcross 129: BenderSPREEAAcross 130: Spot of madness, metaphoricallyDEEPENDDDown 1: Fencing disciplineSABERDDown 2: PerplexedAT SEADDown 3: "Can I speak to your manager?"WHOSINCHRISTIANDDown 4: "Barb and Star Go to Vista ___ Mar" (2021 comedy)DEL.DDown 4: "Barb and Star Go to Vista ___ Mar" (2021 comedy)DELDDown 5: All-purpose truck, informallyUTEDDown 6: Programs to, as a thermostatSETSATDDown 7: Molasses, to a contestant on "The Great British Bake Off"TREACLEDDown 8: Put onSTAGEDDown 9: Mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogenWATER GASDDown 10: Many Dogfish Head brewsIPASDDown 11: Tree with "noble" and "grand" varietiesFIRDDown 12: ZZ Top and Green Day, for twoTRIOSDDown 13: Magritte who painted "The Son of Man" RENEDDown 14: Spots for some rockersARENASDDown 15: Making hotel reservations in advancePREBOOKPOSTDDown 16: Certain parents, to their totsDADASDDown 17: LoosenUNTIEDDown 18: Baking soda targetODORDDown 19: Kind of salad with bacon and hard-boiled eggsCOBBDDown 27: GPS suggestions: Abbr.RTESDDown 29: BuzzedPHONEDDDown 31: Top-notchA-ONEDDown 32: "X-Men" character portrayed by Anna PaquinROGUEDDown 33: "Ain't that the truth!"IHEARUGDDown 37: Some tough H.S. classesAPSDDown 39: No longer burdened byRID OFDDown 40: Mammals with prehensile feetAPESDDown 41: Showcase at an expoDEMODDown 42: Taught by repetitionDRILLEDINDDown 44: "Stay in touch"CALLMEDDown 45: Rita ___, "Let You Love Me" singerORADDown 47: Habitats for hermit crabs and sea starsTIDEPOOLSDDown 48: Qatari rulerEMIRDDown 49: Parts of a coatrackPEGSDDown 51: Annual Austin music festival, in briefSXSWDDown 56: However, in shorthandTHODDown 57: Flat-headed crew driver?OARDDown 59: Small rowTIFFDDown 62: What spinach leaves and beets can be used asDYESDDown 64: Its symbol is omegaOHMDDown 65: Moves a cursor (over)MOUSESDDown 67: Many an evangelicalBORNAGAINCHARGEDDown 70: Best place to go in London?LOODDown 71: Holiday that celebrates the end of RamadanEIDDDown 72: Spill (over)SLOPDDown 74: Metaphor for a late bloomerSWANDDown 75: "Mi ___ es su ___"CASADDown 76: T followerSHIRTDDown 79: Nickname alternative to TeddyTHEODDown 80: What disbudding prevents the growth ofHORNDDown 83: Negatively charged particlesANIONSDDown 84: Fast-food chain that's headquartered in LouisvilleKFCDDown 85: Floor covering in many a living roomAREARYADDown 87: Mullally who played the ex-wife of her real-life husband on "Parks and Recreation"MEGANDDown 90: Certain social media updateFACEBOOKINGDDown 92: Loved, loved, loved, with "up"ATEDDown 93: Be late in the theater?MISSACUEDDown 95: Canine in "Hi and Lois"DAWGDDown 98: Leathery-skinned hopperTOADDDown 99: Unable to progressSTYMIEDDDown 102: Coatrack, in many a lodge ANTLERDDown 105: What might be given for crying out loud?TISSUEDDown 106: Frank who directed "It Happened One Night"CAPRADDown 107: Follow, as an impulseACT ONDDown 107: Follow, as an impulseACTONDDown 109: A few bucks?STAGSDDown 111: Govt. bondTNOTEDDown 112: Strand at a chalet, sayICEINDDown 113: Like a bowling alley or Olympic poolLANEDDDown 114: Runs out of powerDIESDDown 115: "___ obliged!"MUCHDDown 116: Craftsperson's online marketplaceETSYDDown 117: Tie up, as a boatMOORDDown 121: "Miracle" product from inventor Joy ManganoMOPDDown 123: "Well done, torero!"OLEDDown 124: Sound from a kid with a roll of bubble wrapPOP