xWord
Cracking Clues, Finding Answers!
Thursday, August 27, 2026
Advertisements

Daily Themed Crossword September 24 2025 Answers

Wednesday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword September 24 2025 answers. The Wednesday puzzle has 66 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

Also solved on September 24
Eugene Sheffer Crossword   Evening Standard Crossword   New York Times Crossword   Newsday Crossword   The Independent Crossword   The Sun Crossword  

Across

Click a clue for every answer it has ever had
ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Inflated self-imageEGO3Across1 ___ the wrong way (irritate)RUB3Across4 Taste a drink, saySIP3Across7 Clumsy sortOAF3Across10 "Tell it like ___" (be honest): 2 wds.ITIS4Across11 Student's score: Abbr.GPA3Across13 Superlative suffix with "great" or "cool"EST3Across14 New York borough that is home to HarlemMANHATTAN9Across15 The "p" in r.p.mPER3Across18 "I hope he ___ the point" (understands)GETS4Across20 Like Odin or ThorNORSE5Across21 ___ Ludgate, character from "Parks and Recreation" who shares her name with the month after March and has a perfect poker faceAPRIL5Across24 Halibut habitatSEA3Across28 It may intersect a boulevard, for shortAVE3Across29 Milky Way, for oneGALAXY6Across30 Sherlock ___, character from the eponymous series played by Benedict Cumberbatch who has a perfect poker faceHOLMES6Across33 Birdy prefix with "culture" (anagram of "via")AVI3Across36 Actor Rob ___ from "Parks and Recreation"LOWE4Across37 Character from "Teen Titans" voiced by Tara Strong and named after a black bird, who has a perfect poker faceRAVEN5Across38 Eyes rakishlyOGLES5Across41 "Saving Private ___," 1998 filmRYAN4Across43 Faux ___ (social mess-up)PAS3Across45 ___ Addams, character named after the day following Tuesday and played by Jenna Ortega who has a perfect poker faceWEDNESDAY9Across48 Toronto's province, for shortONT3Across53 "Te ___" ("I love you")AMO3Across54 ___ bag (large bag)TOTE4Across55 Windy City rail system: Abbr.CTA3Across56 "You reap what you ___"SOW3Across57 "You can count ___!" ("I'm reliable!"): 2 wds.ONME4Across58 Beer resource to be tapped?KEG3Across59

Down

ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Unbiased palindromic hiring lettersEOE3Down1 Exclamation of shockGASP4Down2 "So do you come here ___?" (bar conversation starter)OFTEN5Down3 Edge of a glassRIM3Down4 School for the Mavericks (anagram of "tau"): Abbr.UTA3Down5 ___-watch (have a marathon TV-viewing session)BINGE5Down6 "___ Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (Beatles album)SGT3Down7 Hoppy beer: Abbr.IPA3Down8 Frying vesselPAN3Down9 He/___ (trial room labels)SHE3Down12 "Let's take them one ___ time": 2 wds.ATA3Down16 Amount for a recipe, for shortTSP3Down17 ___ Diaz, character from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" played by Stephanie Beatriz who has a perfect poker faceROSA4Down19 Tyrannosaurus ___ (feared dinosaur)REX3Down22 Put into wordsSAY3Down23 Ewe's mateRAM3Down25 "___ had it up to here!"IVE3Down26 "___ Miserables," Victor Hugo's novelLES3Down27 Long-snouted, spearlike fishGAR3Down30 "Selma" filmmaker DuVernayAVA3Down31 Actress ___ Tyler of "9-1-1: Lone Star"LIV3Down32 Not share, as a blanketHOG3Down33 "Wise" bird with nocturnal visionOWL3Down34 "Foundation" actor PaceLEE3Down35 City where Big Ben ringsLONDON6Down37 Suffix with "north" or "east"ERN3Down39 December 31st: Abbr.NYE3Down40 Vulcan character with pointed ears from "Star Trek: The Original Series" played by Leonard Nimoy who has a perfect poker faceSPOCK5Down42 "___ the matter at hand ..." (concerning): 2 wds.ASTO4Down44 ___ meridiem (morning)ANTE4Down46 Male without a date?STAG4Down47 "Well, that ___ unexpected"WAS3Down48 Music genre associated with skinny jeansEMO3Down49 ___ Jones Industrial AverageDOW3Down50 24-hr cash box: Abbr.ATM3Down51 "___-haw!" (cowboy's shout)YEE3Down52

About this puzzle

This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Wednesday, September 24, 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.