New York Times AnswersMonday, 28th July 2025 There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 28th July 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Catfish" channelMTVAAcross 4: Center's stat in an N.B.A. game: Abbr.REBAAcross 7: Cole ___ (cabbage dishes)SLAWSAAcross 12: Cry of discoveryAHAAAcross 13: Cupid, to ancient GreeksEROSAAcross 15: Combustible fuel for trucksDIESELAAcross 16: Corn, to a Midwest farmerCASH CROPAAcross 18: Canada's capitalOTTAWAAAcross 19: Children's song refrain ("Old MacDonald had a farm …")EIEIOAAcross 20: Characteristic of a penetrating mindKEENAAcross 22: "Count me as a yes!"IMINAAcross 23: Casino no-noCARDCOUNTINGAAcross 26: Chapel oathIDOAAcross 29: Casual topTEEAAcross 30: Constellation partSTARAAcross 31: Cloud ___ (blissful spot, in an idiom)NINEAAcross 33: Course standard on the linksPARAAcross 35: ClimaxesPEAKSAAcross 39: Carbonated beverage as reintroduced in 1985COCACOLACLASSICAAcross 43: Childish retortARESOAAcross 44: Chi precederPHIAAcross 45: Comedian FeyTINAAAcross 46: Croquet localeYARDAAcross 49: Concert equipmentAMPAAcross 51: ContributeADDAAcross 52: College basketball phenom drafted by the Indiana Fever in 2024CAITLINCLARKAAcross 57: Chain of luxury hotelsOMNIAAcross 58: City of Honolulu's islandOAHUAAcross 59: Central arteryAORTAAAcross 63: Cellphone's weather app, e.g.WIDGETAAcross 65: Clear sailing areas … or, homophonically, a feature of 16-, 23-, 39- and 52-Across (and every clue in this puzzle!)OPENSEASAAcross 67: Crested wading birdsEGRETSAAcross 68: Crossing guard's commandWALKAAcross 69: "Can't believe I missed something so obvious!"DUHAAcross 70: Crowd soundsROARSAAcross 71: Charlotte Brontë, to Anne and Emily, informallySISAAcross 72: Complete dumpSTYDDown 1: Ceremonial rodMACEDDown 2: Cuisine with pad see ewTHAIDDown 3: Carnation holderVASEDDown 4: Cover again, as with paintRECOATDDown 5: Calculate something incorrectly, sayERRDDown 6: Contract from a publisherBOOKDEALDDown 7: Command to a dogSITDDown 8: "Could you please stop talking about that?!"LETITRESTDDown 9: "Completely the same for me"ASAMIDDown 10: "Call us the champs!"WEWINDDown 11: "Chill," e.g., for "relax"SLANGDDown 14: Contractor's detail, in briefSPECDDown 15: Cousin of a cruller or bear clawDONUTDDown 17: Cartoon sound from an intoxicated personHICDDown 21: Canon camera brand named for a goddessEOSDDown 24: Certain tow job, informallyREPODDown 25: California wine valleyNAPADDown 26: Cuzco dweller of oldINCADDown 27: Christian of fashionDIORDDown 28: "Christmas comes but ___ a year"ONCEDDown 32: "Calm down there, buddy"EASYTIGERDDown 34: Cardi B's genreRAPDDown 36: China's continentASIADDown 37: CompassionateKINDDDown 38: Copious amountSCADDDown 40: Christmas stocking filler for a naughty childCOALDDown 41: Concoctions with masa, cheese, lettuce and salsaCHALUPASDDown 42: Capital of PeruLIMADDown 47: Comical sortsRIOTSDDown 48: Crime lab materialDNADDown 50: Calls that may start "Is your refrigerator running?," e.g.PRANKSDDown 52: Cringe out of fearCOWERDDown 53: CompadreAMIGODDown 54: Chief Hindu godINDRADDown 55: Chicken ___ meinCHOWDDown 56: Certain bout enders, in briefKOSDDown 60: Cincinnati baseball teamREDSDDown 61: Completely stretchedTAUTDDown 62: Cinder-coveredASHYDDown 64: Coneheads, e.g., for shortETSDDown 66: Cooper and Peyton Manning’s QB brotherELI