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New York Times Answers

Thursday, 16th October 2025
There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 16th October 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: "___ Talkin' ’bout Love" (Van Halen song) AINT
AAcross 5: *Treat with kindness
AAcross 10: Noted works of the Roman poet Horace
AAcross 14: Brute
AAcross 15: Statuette modeled after a knight holding a crusader’s sword
AAcross 16: Feeling associated with skipping a party, perhaps FOMO
AAcross 17: Unchangeable
AAcross 19: Horned creature in "Pan's Labyrinth"
AAcross 20: Hungers for
AAcross 21: Early Germanic people
AAcross 23: Move around the world
AAcross 24: *Expensive
AAcross 26: Lift
AAcross 29: Mardi Gras locale, informallyNOLA
AAcross 30: Ovarian sac contents
AAcross 31: Fuddy-duddies
AAcross 32: "Still ___" (2022 rap hit)DRE
AAcross 33: Meander
AAcross 34: High lights?
AAcross 35: Practice chiromancyREADPALMS
AAcross 37: Disappear, as a trailGOCOLD
AAcross 40: "Central Park in the Dark" composer
AAcross 41: Music box?
AAcross 44: Diviner
AAcross 45: Jerry’s uncle on "Seinfeld"
AAcross 46: Box a bit
AAcross 47: Tonkatsu coatingPANKO
AAcross 48: *Deli deviceSLR
AAcross 49: Bug expert, for shortITPRO
AAcross 50: Invite at the door
AAcross 52: Extreme pressure
AAcross 53: El ___ PASO
AAcross 55: Felt tired during the day, sayNEEDEDANAP
AAcross 58: Words to a betrayerETTU
AAcross 59: “The Philosophy of Right” author
AAcross 60: Like a computer with a running screensaver
AAcross 61: How whiskey might be served … with a hint to the answers to the seven starred clues
AAcross 62: *Risky endeavor, idiomatically
AAcross 63: Onetime resident of the Winter Palace
DDown 1: Bolt
DDown 2: Certain Windows hard drive malfunctionIOERROR
DDown 3: *Conspicuous
DDown 4: Stupid stuff it's fun to know
DDown 5: Level-ending foe
DDown 6: Educated guess: Abbr.
DDown 7: Sgt., e.g.NCO
DDown 8: Like lemon curd
DDown 9: Preceder of "Bites" and "Bars" in commercial names
DDown 10: *Chance to meet one-on-one with a professorOFFHOURS
DDown 11: "Copy me"DOASIDO
DDown 12: Runner Down Under
DDown 13: Certain heir
DDown 18: Make in the end
DDown 22: Steady humming sounds
DDown 24: Locale for catfish or carp
DDown 25: What allows Neo to disconnect from the MatrixREDPILL
DDown 27: Spanish 101 verb
DDown 28: Whom you might greet with open arms, for short?
DDown 30: Novelist Charles who wrote "The Cloister and the Hearth"READE
DDown 31: Prefix with botanistPALEO
DDown 33: "Sure … if you say so" WELLOK
DDown 35: Enjoys oneself uninhibitedly … or a punny title for this puzzleROCKSOUT
DDown 36: Profess
DDown 37: Something Lincoln once led, for short
DDown 38: Italian time unit
DDown 39: Card game with a winning score of 5,000 points
DDown 41: *Book addenda
DDown 42: Chicken ___
DDown 43: Thrive
DDown 46: Narrow channel
DDown 48: Derisive look
DDown 49: OB/GYN offering
DDown 51: Crisply shown, as on TVINHD
DDown 52: Wooded valley
DDown 53: Coop
DDown 54: Performed amazingly, in slang
DDown 56: Id's counterpart
DDown 57: The First State: Abbr.
DDown 57: The First State: Abbr.