New York Times AnswersTuesday, 24th June 2025 There are 40 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 24th June 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Dunham of "Girls"LENAAAcross 5: Snowman in "Frozen"OLAFAAcross 9: Petty quarrelSPATAAcross 13: "I need this today!"ASAPAAcross 14: ___ McEntire a.k.a. "The Queen of Country"REBAAAcross 15: CockamamieINANEAAcross 16: ___ a ___ (how two foes confront each other)MANOAAcross 17: A couple of places to secure boats ... or a logical contradiction?DOCKSDOCKSAAcross 19: MuffBUNGLEAAcross 21: Thing to be clicked in a "Click It or Ticket" campaignSEAT BELTAAcross 21: Thing to be clicked in a "Click It or Ticket" campaignSEATBELTAAcross 22: 1917, 1984, 2001 and othersYEARSAAcross 24: Pop star ___ LipaDUAAAcross 25: Spanish kingREYAAcross 26: A couple of sets of game cubes ... or heaven?DICEDICEAAcross 29: Some Hollywood techCGIAAcross 31: State west of Mont.IDAAAcross 32: InfuriateENRAGEAAcross 34: Surrounded byAMIDAAcross 38: Sights at truck stopsSEMISAAcross 40: "What's the ___?"USEAAcross 41: Ouzo flavoringANISEAAcross 42: Big wine holderCASKAAcross 43: Nirvana's "___ Like Teen Spirit"SMELLSAAcross 45: Still in the wrapper, sayNEWAAcross 46: "Yadda, yadda, yadda"ETC.AAcross 48: A couple of fibs ... or incapacitate?LIESLIESAAcross 50: Sarcastic laugh syllableHARAAcross 53: Alley ___OOPAAcross 55: Rhyming partner of "wheels"DEALSAAcross 56: Regular at the Met, maybeOPERAFANAAcross 59: Violent troublemakerRIOTERAAcross 62: A couple of melees ... or put into new, simpler words without changing the meaning?FRAYSFRAYSAAcross 64: Cry upon stubbing one's toe, maybeYELPAAcross 65: ___ mignonFILETAAcross 66: NeighborhoodAREAAAcross 67: 1/8 fluid ounceDRAMAAcross 68: CharityALMSAAcross 69: Sing like Ella FitzgeraldSCATAAcross 70: Figs. for which you often give just the last four digitsSSNSDDown 1: Epitome of docilityLAMBDDown 2: Biblical birthright seller ESAUDDown 3: Surveillance systems installed by parentsNANNYCAMSDDown 4: PinnacleAPOGEEDDown 5: Patronize DoorDash, sayORDERINDDown 6: Actor DiCaprio, in the tabloidsLEODDown 7: BasicsABC'SDDown 7: BasicsABCSDDown 8: Produced by A.I., say, as photosFAKEDDDown 9: Nose-in-the-air sortSNOBDDown 10: Indiana basketballerPACERDDown 11: Body part that may be twistedANKLEDDown 12: IrritableTESTYDDown 15: Canine collar attachmentIDTAGDDown 18: Worcestershire ___SAUCEDDown 20: Takes on cargoLADESDDown 23: Rugby pileSCRUMDDown 26: The "D" of CDDISCDDown 27: "Hey, what's the big ___?"IDEADDown 28: Painter's supportEASELDDown 30: Scottish form of "John"IANDDown 33: Very coldGELIDDDown 35: PreachersMINISTERSDDown 36: "Gotcha"ISEEDDown 37: Morning condensationsDEWSDDown 39: "I Like ___" (1950s campaign slogan)IKEDDown 41: Very, in musicASSAIDDown 43: React to a ridiculous suggestion, maybeSCOFFDDown 44: Eyes in a sleazy wayLEERSATDDown 47: Raise a glass toTOASTDDown 49: London-based insurance giantLLOYDSDDown 50: Teamster JimmyHOFFADDown 51: T.S. Eliot's (and the I.R.S.'s) "cruellest month"APRILDDown 52: Royal domainREALMDDown 54: Law firm aides, informally … or a hint to 17-, 26-. 48- and 62-AcrossPARASDDown 57: Some whiskeysRYESDDown 58: Drug copNARCDDown 60: VerveELANDDown 61: Tachometers measure them, in briefRPMSDDown 63: Word said in passing?YEA