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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 13th July 2025
There are 92 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th July 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Cry from a guard tower
AAcross 5: Imaginary fiends
AAcross 11: Assign a number, maybe
AAcross 15: Takes orders at a restaurant
AAcross 20: Great Plains tribe
AAcross 21: "I'll be right with you"INASEC
AAcross 22: Name that becomes a shape if you switch the second and fourth lettersOLAV
AAcross 23: They might leave you in stitches, for shortERDOCS
AAcross 25: Not marbled, say
AAcross 26: Electronic music genre
AAcross 27: Pai gow game piece
AAcross 28: Relieve
AAcross 29: They have seniority
AAcross 31: Bit of red in a salad
AAcross 32: What accepts all cookies?
AAcross 33: Bottom
AAcross 34: Under, on a scoreSOTTO
AAcross 35: ___ of all
AAcross 36: They might be padded
AAcross 38: Gift in the 2000 movie "The Gift"
AAcross 38: Gift in the 2000 movie "The Gift"
AAcross 39: Here, in ParisICI
AAcross 40: Alternative fuel source
AAcross 42: ___ Noël
AAcross 43: Yoga sounds
AAcross 44: ’60s war zone
AAcross 45: "Wicked" protagonistELPHABA
AAcross 49: 180
AAcross 52: Acknowledge silentlyNODAT
AAcross 54: Leave beLETLIE
AAcross 56: Big hunk
AAcross 57: Many idol worshipers
AAcross 59: Cartoonist SilversteinSHEL
AAcross 62: Took an hour off mid-day, sayHADLUNCH
AAcross 64: Phrase cooed en españolTEAMO
AAcross 65: Dry, as Spanish wine
AAcross 66: Monk known as "The Father of English History"
AAcross 69: Geometric art style, familiarly
AAcross 70: Going wrong
AAcross 72: Two-stringed Chinese instrumentERHU
AAcross 73: Gave a hoot
AAcross 74: Gentleman's disagreement?NOSIR
AAcross 75: Website feed inits.RSS
AAcross 76: Basketball shooter's lamentIMISSED
AAcross 78: Flattering lines
AAcross 79: Subj. for John Maynard KeynesECON
AAcross 81: Alma mater for John Maynard KeynesETON
AAcross 82: Dot in la merILE
AAcross 83: It lets you move northUPARROW
AAcross 85: Windy City commuting org.CTA
AAcross 88: "A picture is worth a thousand words," e.g.
AAcross 91: Mulligans
AAcross 93: Big name in streamingROKU
AAcross 94: Gossip aboutDISHON
AAcross 96: Champion's memento
AAcross 97: Hold a grudge against
AAcross 98: North Carolina universityELON
AAcross 99: "See if that's OK"GOASK
AAcross 100: Chore-o-graph?TODOLIST
AAcross 102: Significant start
AAcross 103: Good person
AAcross 104: Collectors' org.
AAcross 105: Traded for cashINPAWN
AAcross 108: Letter-shaped openingTSLOT
AAcross 110: Postgrad degs.
AAcross 111: 1962 Paul Anka hit with the lyric "Kiss me mucho"ESOBESO
AAcross 113: Absorb, as a cost
AAcross 115: "___ bin ein Berliner"
AAcross 117: Goddess of the rainbow
AAcross 119: State bird of Minnesota
AAcross 120: ___ degree
AAcross 120: ___ degree
AAcross 121: Give bad marks
AAcross 122: Reason for a successful steal, maybeLATETAG
AAcross 126: Unstable noble gas
AAcross 129: French composer Erik
AAcross 131: Eeyore-esque
AAcross 133: Black dialect, in brief
AAcross 134: Seemingly forever
AAcross 135: Roar
AAcross 136: Soft palate appendages
AAcross 137: Some M.L.B. highlightsRBIS
AAcross 138: Litigious threatILLSUE
AAcross 140: Daughter on "Bob's Burgers"TINA
AAcross 141: Group in charge
AAcross 142: Puffer or blazer
AAcross 143: Still looming, sayTOCOME
AAcross 144: Shape that becomes a name if you switch the second and fourth letters
AAcross 145: Wet bar?
AAcross 146: Smooth with a whetstone
AAcross 147: Like some bobsleighsTWOMAN
AAcross 148: Hawk
DDown 1: With 114-Down, some neighborhood bars … or what connect eight pairs of answers in this puzzle?HOLESIN
DDown 2: Shopped at a farmers' market, sayATELOCAL
DDown 3: Concern for a web game developerLOADTIME
DDown 4: Guiding principle
DDown 5: Morse ". . ."
DDown 6: Opposite of WSW
DDown 7: Play featuring a trio of witches
DDown 8: Actor ___ Jackson Jr.OSHEA
DDown 9: State birds of Hawaii
DDown 10: Winfield ___, loser to Franklin Pierce for president in 1852
DDown 11: Chopper spinner
DDown 12: Still in the game
DDown 13: Pranksters may have tall ones
DDown 14: Tie
DDown 15: Fictional land on "Game of Thrones"WESTEROS
DDown 16: Got going
DDown 17: Wedding exchangeIDOS
DDown 18: See 68-DownTOTHEOTHERSIDE
DDown 19: Deep split
DDown 24: Falls through the cracks, say
DDown 30: Strung rungs
DDown 35: Likely place for a hot mic
DDown 37: Certain religious pacifist
DDown 41: Gloss over, linguistically
DDown 46: French film director Varda, whom Martin Scorsese once described as "one of the gods of cinema"AGNES
DDown 47: Italian lawn game
DDown 48: Just hate
DDown 49: Downright
DDown 50: Still-life vessels
DDown 51: Quite a while
DDown 53: Jacks and jennies
DDown 55: The old you?
DDown 58: Bygone owner of Capitol RecordsEMI
DDown 60: Tier
DDown 61: Like sperm whales, among all animals
DDown 63: Slurpable noodle
DDown 66: Looked high and low in
DDown 67: Polliwog
DDown 68: With 18-Down, classic 1967 song by a group whose name is a hint to solving the eight bonus clues (see note)BREAKONTHROUGH
DDown 71: Biotech crop, in briefGMO
DDown 74: "Ah, thanks for explaining"NOWIGETIT
DDown 77: As an answerINRESPONSE
DDown 80: Atlantic food fish
DDown 80: Atlantic food fish
DDown 81: Breakfast brand with a Thick & Fluffy varietyEGGO
DDown 84: Fruit-shaped candies
DDown 85: Wide rift
DDown 86: Puccini opera set in RomeTOSCA
DDown 87: Ancient symbols of life
DDown 88: Man's name that sounds like two consonantsARTIE
DDown 89: Some luxury bagsDIORS
DDown 90: "Consequently ..."
DDown 92: ___ noche (tonight, in Tijuana)ESTA
DDown 95: One of 12 for Jacob
DDown 97: Classic detergent brandRINSO
DDown 101: Use for sleeping, sayLIEON
DDown 103: Stealthy aquatic hunter
DDown 106: Started broadcastingWENTLIVE
DDown 107: Countrywide
DDown 109: "Lip Gloss" rapper, 2007LILMAMA
DDown 112: Stop being buds?
DDown 114: See 1-DownTHEWALL
DDown 115: Hosting site with a gallery of memesIMGUR
DDown 116: Jersey boys?
DDown 118: Google action
DDown 123: Just not done
DDown 124: Birdlike
DDown 125: Beau ___
DDown 126: Bonnie with 13 GrammysRAITT
DDown 127: Beaming
DDown 128: AC___ (G.M. subsidiary)DELCO
DDown 130: Some saxes
DDown 132: Grab bag
DDown 135: "We've all ___ there"
DDown 139: Thurman who played the bride in "Kill Bill"
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