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Daily Themed Crossword September 12 2025 Answers

Friday puzzle · 67 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword September 12 2025 answers. The Friday 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#
Granola grainOAT3Across1 Female deerDOE3Across4 Fabric tearRIP3Across7 Bubble ___ (packaging material)WRAP4Across10 Fictional character from Joseph Heller's novel "Catch-22"ORR3Across12 "Based ___ true story": 2 wds.ONA3Across13 Fancy prom ride, for shortLIMO4Across14 Comedian CostelloLOU3Across15 "One more thing ..." in textspeak: Abbr.BTW3Across16 Alley-___ (basketball term)OOP3Across17 City bird once used as a messenger that can detect sounds below 1 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangePIGEON6Across19 Mother ___ (our home)EARTH5Across22 Spike TV, formerly: Abbr.TNN3Across24 Last page, sayEND3Across25 Frank McCourt book "___: A Memoir"TIS3Across26 "Dawson's Creek" actress ___ HolmesKATIE5Across28 Lovelace of early computingADA3Across32 Prefix with "natal"NEO3Across33 Animal that howls at the moon and can detect sounds up to at least 25,000 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangeWOLF4Across35 Like some clock numeralsROMAN5Across36 Poetic word that sounds like "air"ERE3Across39 "Slippery when ___"WET3Across41 Like markers that are hard to erasePERMANENT9Across42 Blue ___, largest animal in the world that can detect sounds as low as 10 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangeWHALE5Across45 ___-disclosure agreementNON3Across47 Boxing matchBOUT4Across48 Cockroach or cicada, for oneBUG3Across49 "___ boy!" (encouragement)ATTA4Across51 Greater wax ___, butterfly-like insect that can detect sounds up to 300,000 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangeMOTH4Across55 "Japan" suffixESE3Across56 Locomotive fuelCOAL4Across57 Employee badges: Abbr.IDS3Across58 ___ Palmas, SpainLAS3Across59 Bit of kindling, for a campfireTWIG4Across60

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Barn ___, "wise" bird of prey that can detect sounds up to 12,000 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangeOWL3Down1 Singer Grande's nicknameARI3Down2 ___ o' shanter (Scottish headwear)TAM3Down3 Intelligent ocean swimmer with a "bottlenose" variety that can detect sounds up to 150,000 Hz, far beyond the human hearing rangeDOLPHIN7Down4 Spanish for "gold" (anagram of "roo")ORO3Down5 Go off, as a volcanoERUPT5Down6 Graduation gownROBE4Down7 "What's gotten ___ you?"INTO4Down8 Smallest chess piecePAWN4Down9 Like a "D" gradePOOR4Down11 Baseball's "Master Melvin"OTT3Down18 It runs in pens?INK3Down20 Chew, like a beaverGNAW4Down21 Opposite of "ecto"ENDO4Down22 Genesis gentlemanADAM4Down23 Rabbit's long body partEAR3Down25 "Things are not always as they ___"SEEM4Down27 "Cougar ___" (TV sitcom starring Courteney Cox)TOWN4Down29 "I'm sorry if ___ you down" ("I'm sorry for disappointing you"): 2 wds.ILET4Down30 Young salamander (anagram of "fet")EFT3Down31 Good sources of vitamin CORANGES7Down34 Beat ___ to one's door (be eager to visit or meet someone): 2 wds.APATH5Down37 "___ blu, dipinto di blu" (Domenico Modugno song)NEL3Down38 Father of ambient music Brian ___ENO3Down40 Actress ___ Wilson from "Jojo Rabbit"REBEL5Down43 Put into practiceENACT5Down44 Elijah ___, "Yellowjackets" actorWOOD4Down45 Humble dwellings with thatched roofsHUTS4Down46 Weight-to-height ratio: Abbr.BMI3Down48 Grand Canyon's country: Abbr.USA3Down50 ___-away zone ("no parking" area)TOW3Down52 James Clavell bestseller "___-Pan"TAI3Down53 Boolean or linear subject, for shortALG3Down54

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, September 12, 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.