New York Times AnswersSunday, 29th June 2025 There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th June 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Muslim leaderIMAMAAcross 5: Daffy Duck, for oneDRAKEAAcross 10: Grueling processSLOGAAcross 14: Unlocked?BALDAAcross 18: Consideration in the dating sceneTYPEAAcross 19: TV or radio stationAIRERAAcross 20: CapitulateCAVEAAcross 21: Sacrificial siteALTARAAcross 22: Apt clue for the circled lettersTOPRANKINGROYALAAcross 25: Famed actress who portrayed Queen Christina in 1933's "Queen Christina"GARBOAAcross 26: The Washington Monument, e.g.OBELISKAAcross 27: Twistable piece on Mr. Potato HeadARMAAcross 28: Eclectic cuisine styleFUSIONAAcross 29: Apt clue for the circled lettersTOLKIENTREECREATUREAAcross 35: Makes amends?EDITSAAcross 37: Relative of a zitherLYREAAcross 38: Caroler's tuneNOELAAcross 39: Mind-clearing chantsOMSAAcross 40: Takes down to the studsGUTSAAcross 41: "Mighty" Mudville batterCASEYAAcross 43: Staff symbol for violistsC CLEFAAcross 45: GoonAPEAAcross 46: Apt clue for the circled lettersNINETIMESOUTOFTENAAcross 53: Tart or torteDESSERTAAcross 55: R.p.m. gauge, for shortTACHAAcross 56: "Parks and Recreation" character who says "Fishing relaxes me. It's like yoga, except I still get to kill something"RONAAcross 57: Stadium chantOLEAAcross 58: Corp. worker concerned with employee developmentHRREPAAcross 60: Choice on "Let's Make a Deal"DOORAAcross 62: What duelists and doodlers doDRAWAAcross 63: Apt clue for the circled lettersPACIFISTSRENOUNCEMENTAAcross 71: Employee welfare org.OSHAAAcross 72: Issue with a scratched recordSKIPAAcross 73: Stick outBULGEAAcross 74: He rhymed 19 different words with "Lenore" in his most famous workPOEAAcross 75: See 75-DownPIEAAcross 78: Some GPS calculationsETASAAcross 80: Ax handlers, perhapsROADIESAAcross 84: Apt clue for the circled lettersOURHOMENEARTHESUNAAcross 89: A.F.L.-___CIOAAcross 90: Hardware/software expert, in briefITPROAAcross 91: ExposedOUTEDAAcross 92: Variety of plant whose name is pronounced differently in the U.K. than the U.S.HERBAAcross 93: "Geez Louise!"MANAAcross 95: Some fine artOILSAAcross 97: RemainingTOGOAAcross 98: Kentucky Derby prizeROSESAAcross 99: Apt clue for the circled lettersCASTAREALLYLONGLOOKAAcross 104: Ajar, sayUNSHUTAAcross 105: ___ Park, suburb of ChicagoOAKAAcross 106: "Hey Ya" hip-hop duoOUTKASTAAcross 109: Product in the paint departmentSTAINAAcross 110: Apt clue for the circled lettersMOUSEERADICATORAAcross 115: Write by hand not using cursivePRINTAAcross 116: PreviouslyONCEAAcross 117: "The ___ is …"THINGAAcross 118: At this pointHEREAAcross 119: Stuff thrown over one's shoulder in an act of superstitionSALTAAcross 120: Paint brand with an animal in its logoBEHRAAcross 121: "Ditto!"SODOIAAcross 122: Onetime high-speed fliers, for shortSSTSDDown 1: "So what's ___ you?"ITTODDown 2: Initialism directed at the overly inquisitiveMYOBDDown 3: Things you hope your dinner guests bringAPPETITESDDown 4: Alternatives to cabernetsMERLOTSDDown 5: Copenhagen language, to localsDANSKDDown 6: Woman who is told "Don't Lose That Number" in a Steely Dan titleRIKKIDDown 7: The D-backs, on sports tickersARIDDown 8: "I'll take 'Crossword Clues' for $2,000, please, ___!"KENDDown 8: "I'll take 'Crossword Clues' for $2,000, please, ___!"KEN.DDown 9: Bit of workERGDDown 10: Eight more than a dozenSCOREDDown 11: NonprofessionalsLAYMENDDown 12: Fertilized ones become embryosOVADDown 13: Come togetherGELDDown 14: Cry following a countdownBLAST OFFDDown 14: Cry following a countdownBLASTOFFDDown 15: Open, light-filled areaATRIUMDDown 16: Works, works, worksLABORSDDown 17: Bagpipe's soundDRONEDDown 21: ___ fresca (refreshing Latin American beverage)AGUADDown 23: AfflictsAILSDDown 24: Like a $2 billRAREDDown 28: Became the duty ofFELLTODDown 30: BesidesELSEDDown 31: Russian rebuffNYETDDown 32: "You don't know what you're missing!"TRYITDDown 33: Pixar film that takes place in the Land of the DeadCOCODDown 34: Happen againRECURDDown 35: Old-style "OMG!"EGADDDown 36: FoolDUPEDDown 41: Wispy streaks in the skyCIRRIDDown 42: Pile of chips, maybeANTESDDown 44: Many, many moonsEONDDown 46: ___ ballNERFDDown 47: Did as expected on the linksMADEPARDDown 48: Class with many graphs, in briefECONDDown 49: "Beat it!"SHOODDown 50: SpedTOREDDown 51: Stylish vigorELANDDown 52: California ___, amphibian whose slippery skin produces a toxin lethal to humansNEWTDDown 54: Branch of IslamSHIADDown 59: There are eight in a gallon: Abbr.PTSDDown 61: Seasoning blendRUBDDown 62: Contacted on social media, for shortDMEDDDown 63: FuzzPOPODDown 64: Not worth ___ASOUDDown 65: Entertainer who doesn't sound very selfish?CHERDDown 66: ___-BallSKEEDDown 67: "Runaway Bride" actress WilsonRITADDown 68: BreastfeedNURSEDDown 69: ObscureCLOUDDDown 70: Jennifer who wrote "A Visit From the Goon Squad"EGANDDown 75: With 75-Across, hearty baked entreePOTDDown 76: Bring to the countryIMPORTDDown 77: Hair-raisingEERIEDDown 79: Item turned upside down at a bar's closing timeSTOOLDDown 81: They barely scratch the surfaceICESKATESDDown 82: Name on Irish stampsEIREDDown 83: BlubbersSOBSDDown 85: "… if you get my drift"HINTHINTDDown 86: The Big Easy, in briefNOLADDown 87: Cousin of a Nebula AwardHUGODDown 88: School founded as Kynge's College of Our Ladye of ___ besyde WindesoreETONDDown 92: Pipes smoked at some loungesHOOKAHSDDown 93: Phrase meant to be repeatedMANTRADDown 94: AttackASSAILDDown 96: Incompetent person, so to speakSLOUCHDDown 97: Rug ratTYKEDDown 98: Campus mil. groupROTCDDown 99: ThresholdsCUSPSDDown 100: Patty or Selma, to Bart and LisaAUNTDDown 101: Tattoo-removing optionLASERDDown 102: "You couldn't be more wrong!"GODNODDown 103: Video game brotherLUIGIDDown 107: IlkSORTDDown 108: Square root of nueveTRESDDown 110: Group of Black Friday shoppers, sayMOBDDown 111: Half and halfONEDDown 112: "We come in peace" speakers, in briefETSDDown 113: Pi followerRHODDown 114: HelpAID