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Saturday, 26th July 2025
There are 34 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 26th July 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pop singer RexhaBEBE
AAcross 5: Playful in tone
AAcross 9: Group that got Sweden its first Eurovision win
AAcross 13: Sautéing option with a high smoke pointAVOCADOOIL
AAcross 16: Home, in slang
AAcross 17: Poisonous plant rumored to have killed the emperor Augustus
AAcross 18: Word with hot or double
AAcross 19: Starting to move
AAcross 20: What one reads, watches and listens to, collectivelyMEDIADIET
AAcross 22: Dictionaries have many of these: Abbr.PGS
AAcross 24: Underappreciated
AAcross 25: Lots and lots
AAcross 29: Enough
AAcross 31: Squash, e.g.
AAcross 32: Period coinciding with the growth of the internetDOTCOMBOOM
AAcross 35: Chicken ___ king
AAcross 35: Chicken ___ king
AAcross 36: When you're in it, you're in hot water
AAcross 37: Sch. that's home to the MountaineersWVU
AAcross 38: Beast of burden
AAcross 40: Peeps at
AAcross 41: "Come in!"
AAcross 42: Leans toward
AAcross 44: Alternative to a bow
AAcross 47: Uppermost limit
AAcross 48: Has only the best intentionsMEANSWELL
AAcross 51: Feature of many a handbag
AAcross 55: Running, but not moving
AAcross 56: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea or Taiwan, to an economistASIANTIGER
AAcross 58: Eye of the storm
AAcross 59: Plays dice with God, so to speakTEMPTSFATE
AAcross 60: Things on rings
AAcross 61: Casual hangout
AAcross 62: Composer SatieERIK
DDown 1: Rum-soaked cake
DDown 2: Times to look forward
DDown 3: Leave quickly
DDown 4: Overshadow
DDown 5: Button next to a suggested contact, maybe
DDown 6: Quarters
DDown 7: Possible indicator of construction ahead
DDown 8: Rishi Sunak was the first one to become a British prime minister
DDown 9: Play the foolACTDUMB
DDown 10: Smarts
DDown 11: They separate hands and handlebarsBIKEGLOVES
DDown 12: Give some immoral support, perhaps?
DDown 14: "This is sooo frustrating!"
DDown 15: Sprawled out, say
DDown 21: "Same here!"ASAMI
DDown 23: Street racer, usually
DDown 25: Billing lineBALANCEDUE
DDown 26: "Well, as it happens …"UMACTUALLY
DDown 27: Sites of mutations on chromosomes
DDown 28: Flummox
DDown 30: Denizens of the Great Victoria Desert
DDown 31: Go like :O
DDown 33: Government policy bigwig
DDown 34: ___ Türeci, physician/scientist who co-founded BioNTechOZLEM
DDown 36: Lawn recreation with a portmanteau nameJARTS
DDown 39: Germs of ideas
DDown 40: Possible topic for a couples therapistSEXLIFE
DDown 43: "Get your ___ first and then you can distort them as much as you please": Mark Twain
DDown 45: Pop flies?
DDown 46: Acceptances
DDown 48: Exploit over time
DDown 49: Common guacamole ingredient
DDown 50: Goes around, in a way
DDown 52: Vegan alternative to gelatin
DDown 53: ___ Institute, home to the Carl Sagan CenterSETI
DDown 54: Avenue for early learning, in briefPREK
DDown 57: Unspecified term in a sequence
DDown 57: Unspecified term in a sequence
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