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Wednesday, 1st October 2025

There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st October 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Turn on the waterworks
AAcross 4:	Mens ___ (guilty mind)	REA
AAcross 7:	One might be used to carry off stolen jewels
AAcross 11:	___ Pigeon, fictional solver of mysteries in national parks
AAcross 12:	Accuses the wrong suspect, say
AAcross 14:	Open, airy spaces
AAcross 15:	Something picked by a burglar
AAcross 16:	The ___, "Irregular" on "Elementary" used for his acute sense of smell
AAcross 17:	Like some teams or defenses
AAcross 18:	HBO series whose capsule seasons have featured crimes in the bayou, California, the Ozarks and the Arctic Circle	TRUEDETECTIVE
AAcross 21:	Not putting up with any hijinks, like Judge Elizabeth Donnelly on "Law & Order: SVU"
AAcross 22:	Memo heading	INRE
AAcross 23:	Sinus docs	ENTS
AAcross 26:	Like some ruins in "Mysteries of the Abandoned"
AAcross 29:	Beverage often prepared by Mrs. Hudson for Holmes and Watson
AAcross 30:	Hansom ___ (vehicles around Whitechapel)
AAcross 34:	Serious agreement
AAcross 35:	Requirement for an undercover operative
AAcross 37:	Video game figure
AAcross 39:	Investigators may run them through an AFIS
AAcross 40:	Patrol car's alert
AAcross 41:	Freshly
AAcross 44:	Like solving an open-and-shut case
AAcross 45:	Something pressed against a door to hear a covert conversation
AAcross 46:	Part of a television or a bug
AAcross 49:	Totally lose it
AAcross 51:	"In contrast …," in a text	OTOH
AAcross 52:	Suspect's identifier
AAcross 57:	Long-running TV series in which F.B.I. profilers psychologically analyze culprits	CRIMINALMINDS
AAcross 60:	Element of the Nancy Drew Notebook "The Apple Bandit" or the Sherlock story "The Five Orange Pips"
AAcross 62:	Ice cream parlor option
AAcross 63:	Currency used in "The Talented Mr. Ripley"
AAcross 64:	Second chances
AAcross 65:	Unleashes (on)
AAcross 66:	West Asian leader
AAcross 67:	Sy who plays Arsène Lupin's modern incarnation	OMAR
AAcross 68:	Hi- or lo-___ image
AAcross 69:	Compagnie Internationale ___ Wagons-Lits (real-life furnisher of cars on the Orient Express)
DDown 1:	Sound like a pig
DDown 2:	How an actor ideally enters	ONCUE
DDown 3:	Street on which Sherlock Holmes famously lives
DDown 4:	Name meaning "reborn"	RENE
DDown 5:	Steamy genre for "Mulholland Drive," in addition to "mystery"
DDown 6:	Tasteless way to poison someone in a murder mystery?
DDown 7:	Martin who plays Charles on "Only Murders in the Building"	STEVE
DDown 8:	Homeland of María Angélica Bosco, and a frequent setting for her mystery novels
DDown 9:	Org. featured on "Covert Affairs" and "The Assets"
DDown 10:	Actor Penn of "House" (which was inspired by Sherlock Holmes)	KAL
DDown 11:	Subs
DDown 13:	Like some passages in a mystery novel
DDown 14:	Mahershala ___, lead actor on the third season of 18-Across
DDown 19:	Evidence that might exonerate a suspect
DDown 20:	"The Woman in Cabin ___," 2025 thriller based on a 2016 novel
DDown 24:	Milk sources
DDown 25:	Prone to talking back
DDown 27:	Airer of the investigative show "Embedded"	NPR
DDown 28:	Paving material
DDown 30:	Makeup of a private eye's workload
DDown 31:	Like the binocular-wielding investigator Cordelia Cupp's primary interests, in "The Residence"
DDown 32:	Vintage Plymouth model driven by Charlie Cale on "Poker Face"
DDown 33:	Office address abbr.	STE
DDown 36:	Perjurer's utterance
DDown 38:	Actress de Armas of "Knives Out"
DDown 39:	Absolutely kill, in gamer slang	PWN
DDown 41:	Spooky rooms not featured on "Clue" boards
DDown 42:	Modern, dark crime genre	NEONOIR
DDown 43:	Request to a C.S.I. tech when zooming in on an image for clues
DDown 47:	Modern syllable used to express hunger
DDown 48:	Cash dispenser, in brief
DDown 50:	Like the charges of someone who has been arrested before
DDown 53:	Worked (up)
DDown 54:	Genre for "Death Note" and "Ghost in the Shell"
DDown 55:	Elba who played the title role on "Luther"	IDRIS
DDown 56:	Russian leader in the universe of fictional sleuth Erast Fandorin
DDown 58:	"I constantly remind people that crime isn't solved by technology; ___ solved by people": Patricia Cornwell
DDown 59:	Minus
DDown 60:	To and ___
DDown 61:	Stage for a dream sequence

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