New York Times AnswersSunday, 27th July 2025 There are 57 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th July 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Maintains, as a superstitionCLINGSTOAAcross 9: Subject of the 2017 musical film "The Greatest Showman"BARNUMAAcross 15: "Same with me"ASAMIAAcross 20: Not funnyHUMORLESSAAcross 22: Ralph Ellison novel about a nameless protagonist's journey in racist AmericaINVISIBLEMANAAcross 24: Forgiving middle-aged dads for their dad jokes, say?EXONERATINGGENERATIONXAAcross 26: Picket line?FENCEAAcross 27: Bud in CooperstownSELIGAAcross 28: Dorm room staple foodRAMENAAcross 29: Cross-country conveyancesSKISAAcross 30: Darth Vader's childhood nicknameANIAAcross 32: InflexibleRIGIDAAcross 34: Have away with words?EDITAAcross 36: Muppet of Mexican descentROSITAAAcross 39: Knows just when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em, maybeCHEATSAAcross 42: Gives lipSASSESAAcross 47: Attire for Larry Page and Sergey Brin when visiting Google incognito?TECHNOCRATSTRENCHCOATSAAcross 51: Columbus sch.OSUAAcross 52: CarnageGOREAAcross 53: Down EasterMAINERAAcross 54: One with a set of pipesORGANAAcross 55: Come out of one's shellMOLTAAcross 57: Sherlock's sister on TVENOLAAAcross 60: ___ bagSWAGAAcross 62: Much-maligned 2019 movie about which one review said "It's 'Battlefield Earth' with whiskers"CATSAAcross 63: One of classical music's Three B'sBRAHMSAAcross 66: Landscaper's supplyMULCHAAcross 69: Tundra or taigaBIOMEAAcross 71: "You think that hunk of junk'll pass inspection? Please!"?STREETLEGALLETSGETREALAAcross 78: Trademarked refrigerantFREONAAcross 79: Uncle Sam's land, informallyUSOFAAAcross 80: LitheSVELTEAAcross 81: +/-OR SOAAcross 84: Drink mixed in mixed drinksSODAAAcross 86: HandyUTILEAAcross 89: Avatar of VishnuRAMAAAcross 90: Back in, in a wayRETROAAcross 92: Try to hit in laser tagFIREATAAcross 95: Older sister of Rachel, in GenesisLEAHAAcross 98: Basic BASIC statementsIFSAAcross 99: Real chess playa?CHECKMATINGCHICKMAGNETAAcross 104: Contemporary of Gauss and FaradayAMPEREAAcross 105: James who played Scotty on "Star Trek"DOOHANAAcross 106: "No ___, Bob"SIRREEAAcross 107: Part of une pièce de théâtreACTEAAcross 110: Plunderers of RomeGAULSAAcross 112: Hindu honorificSRIAAcross 113: Clock toggleAMPMAAcross 117: Hollowed out, as an appleCOREDAAcross 120: Hogwarts's "Half-Blood Prince"SNAPEAAcross 122: Burnt pigmentUMBERAAcross 126: Greeting from a famous Italian character to a famous Italian American actress?MARISATOMEIITSAMEMARIOAAcross 130: DC power player in the late 1800s?THOMAS EDISONAAcross 131: Good thing to play in a trick-taking gameTRUMP CARDAAcross 132: Magical symbolSIGILAAcross 133: Dispensing, with "out"METINGAAcross 134: Art loversESTHETESDDown 1: One always cooking up new ideas?CHEFDDown 2: RitzyLUXEDDown 3: "That's my cue"IMONDDown 4: ___ compensation (stock options, for instance)NONCASHDDown 5: Revegetation, e.g.GREENINGDDown 6: Canon option, in briefSLRDDown 7: They may be Thai or chaiTEASDDown 8: Cuisinart competitorOSTERDDown 9: Noted rapper with an oxymoronic nameBIGGIESMALLSDDown 10: Director LeeANGDDown 11: Traveler in no need of hotels, for shortRVERDDown 12: Columbian caravelNINADDown 13: "I'm your guy"USEMEDDown 14: Bogged downMIREDDDown 15: ___-right (political category)ALTDDown 16: Twice tresSEISDDown 17: Out of controlAMOKDDown 18: Nail salon request, familiarlyMANIDDown 19: 1980s band among Australia's all-time best-selling groupsINXSDDown 21: Quartz compoundSILICADDown 23: Cast outBANISHDDown 25: When doubled, "Sleep well"NIGHTDDown 31: Langston Hughes poem that begins "___, sing America"ITOODDown 33: Word with mine or dumpDATADDown 35: ___ the Town (punny fast-food restaurant name)TACODDown 36: Vacation package offerer, perhapsRESORTDDown 37: Visionary?OCULARDDown 38: Lot unitACREDDown 40: Prefix with angularTRIDDown 41: D.C. 100: Abbr.SENSDDown 43: Mickey Mouse's boss in "Fantasia"SORCERERDDown 44: Whale of a taleSAGADDown 45: Géorgie, par exempleETATDDown 46: Identity thief's acquisitions, in briefSSNSDDown 47: The pyramids, essentiallyTOMBSDDown 48: Stimpy's TV palRENDDown 49: RookiesNEWBSDDown 50: Bond's man?CRAIGDDown 56: Skill taught to Luke SkywalkerTHEFORCEDDown 58: Texter's gaspOMGDDown 59: Feast with kalua pigLUAUDDown 61: SkedaddlesGOESDDown 64: ___ de Glace (glacier in the French Alps)MERDDown 65: Fr. holy womenSTESDDown 67: Desperate pursuit of fame, in modern lingoCLOUTCHASINGDDown 68: WeightHEFTDDown 70: Channel that popularized video jockeysMTVDDown 72: Shower scrubberLOOFADDown 73: SplitENDITDDown 74: Mai ___TAIDDown 75: TV friend of Jerry, George and KramerELAINEDDown 76: Money for your moneyATMFEEDDown 77: SlightestLEASTDDown 81: Black-and-white hunterORCADDown 82: Longtime NPR host DianeREHMDDown 83: Part of a flightSTEPDDown 85: Bone-dryARIDDDown 87: Business entity inits.LLCDDown 88: Shrill criesEEKSDDown 91: Slimy veggieOKRADDown 93: Brian who co-founded the Long Now FoundationENODDown 94: In aweAGOGDDown 96: Chums, in ChamonixAMISDDown 97: "Bah, humbug!"HARRUMPHDDown 100: Nashville and New Orleans, for musiciansMECCASDDown 101: Stomping groundHAUNTDDown 102: Bringing up the rearINLASTDDown 103: [Yuck!]GRIMACEDDown 108: Sacred objectTOTEMDDown 109: Lose ground?ERODEDDown 111: Slash on a scoresheetSPAREDDown 113: Qtys.AMTSDDown 114: When repeated, a tropical fishMAHIDDown 115: ___ rock (genre for Pink Floyd and Dream Theater, familiarly)PROGDDown 116: Apt name for a narcissist?MIMIDDown 118: ReleaseEMITDDown 119: He loved LucyDESIDDown 121: Nesting pair in the OutbackEMUSDDown 123: Army ___BRATDDown 124: The Emerald IsleEIREDDown 125: Photosensitive cellsRODSDDown 127: Seasoning for una margaritaSALDDown 128: Bit of plasmaIONDDown 129: One whose uniform bears the Star of Life, for shortEMT