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Daily Themed Crossword November 22 2025 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 67 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword November 22 2025 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 67 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Feeling of amazementAWE3Across1 Addition resultSUM3Across4 Fisherman's vesselBOAT4Across7 The "D" of CDDISC4Across11 Opposite of "con"PRO3Across13 "Ready, willing, and ___"ABLE4Across14 Prefix before "virus" and "biotic"ANTI4Across15 Letter after "emm"ENN3Across16 Low in fat, like some meatLEAN4Across17 "Little ___ Riding Hood" (cautionary fairy tale)RED3Across18 "You're the ___ one for me" (soulmate words)ONLY4Across20 ___-nez glasses, vintage eyewear that pinched your nose, worn by both President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Scrooge McDuckPINCE5Across22 Prefix with "friendly" which means "not harmful to the environment"ECO3Across25 To have ___ (bathe): 2 wds.ASOAK5Across26 T-shirt sizes bigger than "L": Abbr.XLS3Across27 Gibson who starred in "Braveheart"MEL3Across28 ___ eye glasses, vintage feline eyewear that might make people go "me-wow," worn by both Audrey Hepburn and Roz from "Monsters Inc."CAT3Across31 ___ hours (early)WEE3Across32 Actress LaRue from "CSI: Miami"EVA3Across33 ___-tac-toe (game that mostly ends in a tie)TIC3Across34 Good ___ (near mint condition): 2 wds.ASNEW5Across35 "No ___ intended" (no wordplay)PUN3Across37 "Therefore" alternativeTHUS4Across38 Did a CIA agent's work, saySPIED5Across39 Weight-to-height calculation: Abbr.BMI3Across41 ___-rimmed glasses, vintage eyewear that was once made with tortoise shell, worn by Noah Bennet from "Heroes" and Harold LloydHORN4Across42 Knight's titleSIR3Across43 "The ___ thickens!"PLOT4Across45 Orchestra woodwindOBOE4Across49 "Birds ___ feather flock together": 2 wds.OFA3Across50 Sammy ___ (famous baseball slugger)SOSA4Across51 "Everybody Hurts" bandREM3Across52 ___ Tin Tin (canine superstar)RIN3Across53 ___-eye glasses, vintage glasses that could get people "abuzz," worn by both Jackie Kennedy and Paris HiltonBUG3Across54

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Toothpaste quality group: Abbr.ADA3Down1 Bring home the victory, sayWIN3Down2 Superlative suffix for "old" or "great"EST3Down3 Drove 150 mph on a 100 mph lane, saySPED4Down4 Funerary ash holderURN3Down5 Vintage eyewear that might give you a "one-sided view," worn by both astronomer Patrick Moore and Mr. PeanutMONOCLE7Down6 Spherical object used to play tennis or soccerBALL4Down7 Follow, as ordersOBEY4Down8 ___ vapeur: 2 wdsALA3Down9 Number of fingersTEN3Down10 Word of inexactness, in datesCIRCA5Down12 "A rat!" shriek in cartoonsEEK3Down19 RefusalsNOS3Down21 "___-Man" (classic arcade game)PAC3Down22 "Every day ___ new day": 2 wds.ISA3Down23 "To be or ___ to be"NOT3Down24 The "E" of CEO, for shortEXEC4Down25 Diner's handoutMENU4Down28 24th and 31st December, for twoEVES4Down29 Attorney's subjectLAW3Down30 ___ glasses, "all-around" vintage eyewear that shares its name with a tie knot, worn by both Gandhi and Harry PotterWINDSOR7Down32 Taco day, for shortTUE3Down34 24/7 money dispenser: Abbr.ATM3Down35 Vessels like the TitanicSHIPS5Down36 Tree with needles and conesPINE4Down37 Fruit juice brand with two lizards in its logoSOBE4Down39 Dance you may go to in a limoPROM4Down40 Muffin stuffin'BRAN4Down41 Opposite of "vertical," for shortHOR3Down42 Bee Gees hit "___ Can't Have You": 2 wds.IFI3Down44 Lofty tennis shotLOB3Down46 Buckeyes' school: Abbr.OSU3Down47 "You're it!" gameTAG3Down48

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Saturday, November 22, 2025. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.