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Wednesday, 11th June 2025

There are 35 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 11th June 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Obstinate fool
AAcross 4:	Co. badges, e.g.
AAcross 7:	Keeps burning, say
AAcross 13:	Apt name for a fretful fellow	STU
AAcross 14:	Yogi's accessory
AAcross 15:	Goes off track
AAcross 16:	Jabber
AAcross 17:	Chang or Eng Bunker, notably
AAcross 19:	Just managed, with "out"
AAcross 21:	Mix up
AAcross 22:	Recoils suddenly
AAcross 23:	___ Haute, Ind.	TERRE
AAcross 25:	On its way
AAcross 27:	Throwing a ball and grasping a pencil, e.g.	MOTORSKILLS
AAcross 32:	Grammy-nominated poet Nikki ___	GIOVANNI
AAcross 34:	Percolated
AAcross 37:	Balm additive
AAcross 38:	Observes Ramadan, say
AAcross 40:	Stretchiness
AAcross 41:	National park that's home to the Pretty Rocks Landslide
AAcross 43:	Like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mocha
AAcross 45:	Provider of crucial testimony	STARWITNESS
AAcross 47:	Unbuckled seatbelt alert
AAcross 48:	Zigzag
AAcross 51:	Solomonic figures
AAcross 55:	Craft drafts, for short	IPAS
AAcross 58:	Sporty auto feature	TTOP
AAcross 59:	Copyright wrongs
AAcross 62:	Sounds heard during a cuteness overload	AWS
AAcross 63:	Took to the sky
AAcross 64:	Young 'un
AAcross 65:	Soccer star Messi, familiarly
AAcross 66:	Approach
AAcross 67:	Spot for wallowing
AAcross 68:	One of four featured on the Yale Nature Walk
DDown 1:	To date
DDown 2:	Sticking point for a gardener?
DDown 3:	Celestial phenomena observed at perigees	SUPERMOONS
DDown 4:	Some online exchanges, in brief	IMS
DDown 5:	Speaker's spot
DDown 6:	Walks or runs
DDown 7:	French possessive	SES
DDown 8:	Bridge support
DDown 9:	Swearword
DDown 10:	Aussie's neighbor
DDown 11:	Nobel laureate Wiesel	ELIE
DDown 12:	Figs. with two dashes	SSNS
DDown 15:	Jeter in Cooperstown	DEREK
DDown 18:	Natural dividing line on a U.S. map, as suggested by this puzzle's circled letters
DDown 20:	Strongly suggested	DROVEAT
DDown 24:	Fig. at a train station
DDown 26:	Titan maker
DDown 28:	Really killing it, so to speak
DDown 29:	Strand in a cell
DDown 30:	The World Map is the largest one to date, with 11,695 pieces
DDown 31:	Does some creative accounting?	SPINSATALE
DDown 32:	Meander (about)
DDown 33:	Saint Martin, par exemple	ILE
DDown 35:	Actress Mendes	EVA
DDown 36:	Torre ___ Greco, Italy
DDown 36:	Torre ___ Greco, Italy
DDown 39:	Celebration whose full name translates as "festival of the first day"
DDown 42:	Menlo Park, N.J., famously	LABSITE
DDown 44:	Hem, but not haw
DDown 46:	Screwy
DDown 49:	I, for one
DDown 50:	Surrey town known for its salt	EPSOM
DDown 51:	Most bulk email
DDown 52:	Thomas ___ Edison	ALVA
DDown 53:	Appreciation
DDown 54:	Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer	EGAN
DDown 56:	Certain vipers
DDown 57:	X-rated material
DDown 60:	___ Lingus	AER
DDown 61:	Stratego piece

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