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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 28th December 2025
There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th December 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Poet with a 1982 posthumous Pulitzer
AAcross 6: S.L.R. insert since the early 2000sSDCARD
AAcross 12: Baths in Bath
AAcross 16: Comedian Notaro
AAcross 19: Host Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"AISHA
AAcross 20: One sporting an article of apparel
AAcross 21: Sign in a theater
AAcross 22: Droll
AAcross 23: Rock of Ages
AAcross 25: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
AAcross 27: Prop for a proposal
AAcross 28: College credit hours
AAcross 29: Far from fore
AAcross 31: Starting sectionPARTA
AAcross 32: Fab Four drummer
AAcross 34: "I can handle that for you"LETME
AAcross 36: Swallow something hook, line and sinkerEATITUP
AAcross 38: Subject of some modern maps
AAcross 41: Boots out
AAcross 43: Ending with Butler or BardEDU
AAcross 44: A Class Act
AAcross 47: A Strange Loop
AAcross 50: Played a part
AAcross 51: Baldwin of "30 Rock"
AAcross 53: Ran in the rain, perhaps
AAcross 54: Brig pair
AAcross 55: New Mexico skiing locale
AAcross 56: Full legislative assembly
AAcross 58: Personification of darkness, in Greek myth
AAcross 60: Shapiro of public radioARI
AAcross 61: Buds
AAcross 62: Chips go-with
AAcross 64: Straight up
AAcross 67: A Little Night Music
AAcross 69: Rent
AAcross 70: A Chorus Line
AAcross 72: Creatures formed from the fingers of the sea goddess Sedna, in Inuit myth
AAcross 73: Personal histories
AAcross 74: Automatons, informally
AAcross 75: Cell letters
AAcross 76: "___ down the hatches!"
AAcross 78: Nursery rhyme couple
AAcross 80: Cribbage markers
AAcross 81: Sine's reciprocal, in trig
AAcross 84: Bit of power
AAcross 86: Japanese noodle
AAcross 87: Wave to, say
AAcross 88: The Producers
AAcross 91: Into the Woods
AAcross 93: ___ LingusAER
AAcross 94: Intertwine
AAcross 95: Halloween haul
AAcross 96: In tears
AAcross 99: Eschew the high road, sayGOLOW
AAcross 101: ___ DameNOTRE
AAcross 104: Repeatedly hit hard
AAcross 105: Dollop
AAcross 106: Pop group
AAcross 109: Sitar great ShankarRAVI
AAcross 111: The Wiz
AAcross 113: Mean GirlsAVERAGEJANES
AAcross 116: Chess pieces
AAcross 117: Bombeck who wrote "At Wit's End"ERMA
AAcross 118: File often installed with computer programsREADME
AAcross 119: Do penance
AAcross 120: Apply
AAcross 121: Hurdle for a J.D.-to-beLSAT
AAcross 122: Became aware of
AAcross 123: "Fiddler on the Roof" matchmaker
DDown 1: Playground area, often
DDown 2: Fearsome felines
DDown 3: Plus
DDown 4: "One of These Nights" bandTHEEAGLES
DDown 5: Makeshift tip collector
DDown 6: Epitome of graceful beauty
DDown 7: Arnaz of "I Love Lucy"
DDown 8: Certain stock holder
DDown 9: Came about
DDown 10: Kylo ___ of "Star Wars"
DDown 11: Gig of a lifetimeDREAMJOB
DDown 12: Advanced
DDown 13: Guitar, slangily
DDown 14: Front-of-the-line credentialVIPPASS
DDown 15: Cousin of a mink
DDown 16: Cheep trills?
DDown 17: Dodger's comeuppanceIRSAUDIT
DDown 18: Indoor recess locale
DDown 24: Super-excited, in slang
DDown 26: One "T" of TNTTRI
DDown 30: Least hale
DDown 33: Foxx of 1970s TV
DDown 35: Judge pro ___TEM
DDown 36: Piano pupil's practice piece
DDown 37: Short boxers, e.g.
DDown 39: How some medicines are taken
DDown 40: Apt name for a distance runner?
DDown 42: Oldsmobile Cutlass modelCIERA
DDown 44: Like 45-Down's flaw
DDown 45: Mythical figure undone by hubris
DDown 46: Prima ballerina
DDown 48: Uses an alternate account to play against easier opponents, in gamer-speakSMURFS
DDown 49: Police weapon
DDown 52: Transition points
DDown 56: Blue Ribbon brandPABST
DDown 57: Ice cream parlor offerings
DDown 59: Borscht base
DDown 61: Classic theater name
DDown 63: Struggles with sibilant sounds
DDown 65: Law, but not order
DDown 66: Hints
DDown 68: Word with record or union
DDown 69: World capital near the Andean foothills
DDown 70: Give a twist
DDown 71: Downright mean
DDown 73: Bit of wisdom
DDown 74: Founder of the Mughal EmpireBABUR
DDown 77: String-plucking sound
DDown 79: Sources in etymologyROOTWORDS
DDown 80: Prone
DDown 81: Some summers, in briefCPAS
DDown 82: Black-and-white dessertsOREOPIES
DDown 83: Université with a Pierre and Marie Curie campus
DDown 85: Shell filling stationsTACOBARS
DDown 87: Basic programming command
DDown 89: Chicken pieces
DDown 90: Part of AT&T: Abbr.
DDown 92: Ballet or bourrée, in BourgogneDANSE
DDown 97: Do a diner job
DDown 98: Gathering of moles
DDown 100: Setting for Cole Porter's "Anything Goes"
DDown 102: Continued interminablyRANON
DDown 103: Discus throw at the Olympics, e.g.
DDown 105: Buzzing nuisance
DDown 107: Glitzy fabric
DDown 108: Like some cheese
DDown 110: "Gotcha"ISEE
DDown 111: Blue-necked bird
DDown 112: "___ Believer"IMA
DDown 114: Flock formation
DDown 115: Blue-winged bird