New York Times Crossword April 27 2025 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword April 27 2025 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 140 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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Across

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"Don't mention it"NOTATALL8Across1 Like a lover's lips, perhapsKISSABLE8Across9 Sudden dose of reality, in slangTRUTHBOMB9Across17 Emphatic words of denialSONOTTRUE9Across19 [aria-label] 5508.461375/618SANTACLAUS10Across20 [aria-label] 0-5.08718THEONERING10Across22 Sheep's peepBLEAT5Across23 How detectives might actONALEAD7Across24 Ones providing help around the HouseAIDES5Across26 Poli ___SCI3Across27 Attack, as a castleSTORM5Across30 Jazz singer CarmenMCRAE5Across31 Food-centric broadcasts originating in South KoreaMUKBANGS8Across33 Computing company whose logo has remained largely the same since it was introduced by Paul Rand in 1962IBM3Across38 AdvanceLOAN4Across39 Tough spot for a teen?ZIT3Across40 [aria-label] 316008+5336338STAYINALIVE11Across43 [aria-label] 32008-.53177187714MOONSHINE9Across45 Broke breadDINED5Across47 Holder of valuable contributions, in briefIRA3Across48 One of three on the MayflowerMAST4Across49 Alan of "Marriage Story"ALDA4Across50 One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"OLGA4Across51 Rapper Kid ___CUDI4Across52 Style of writing?FONT4Across54 Renaissance locale of the early 20th centuryHARLEM6Across55 [aria-label] 607-376006SEARCHHISTORY13Across57 Longtime Japanese camera brandPENTAX6Across60 Either of the two statues in front of the New York Public LibraryLION4Across61 Root word?OLE3Across62 Riverbank materialSILT4Across63 Lucky lottery winner's cryIMRICH6Across64 [aria-label] 3045.1045708BALLETSLIPPER13Across67 SleazeballCREEPO6Across73 ShipshapeTIDY4Across74 They're rising over timeSEAS4Across75 Humorist BombeckERMA4Across76 When tripled, "You know what I'm sayin' …"YADA4Across77 ___ Tour (record-breaking music event of 2023-24)ERAS4Across78 Suffix with proverbIAL3Across79 Shepherd's staffCROOK5Across80 [aria-label] 57334-4614STILETTOS9Across81 [aria-label] 7738.51773+51.345EMILYBRONTE11Across84 It's in the bag!TEA3Across87 HeartGIST4Across88 ___ Tour (annual sporting series)PGA3Across89 Like some marriages, seating and musical compositionsARRANGED8Across90 Like the weather around a lighthouse, maybeFOGGY5Across91 Baseball featuresSEAMS5Across93 "By the way …"SAY3Across95 ___ Moriarty, novelist who wrote "Big Little Lies"LIANE5Across96 Tolkien character who dies as "the Grey" and returns as "the White"GANDALF7Across98 Some opinion piecesOPEDS5Across100 How to read the "words" written on this puzzle's 108-AcrossUPSIDEDOWN10Across105 Device used to read the eight visual clues in this puzzleCALCULATOR10Across108 Some large structures for pet ownersCATCONDOS9Across111 Head honchoTOPBANANA9Across112 Gave a thumbs upASSENTED8Across113 Goes to the mat?WRESTLES8Across114

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Government org. that investigates accidentsNTSB4Down1 SpokenORAL4Down2 What a whistler whistlesTUNE4Down3 "___ girl!"ATTA4Down4 "Nevertheless …"THATSAID8Down5 Jimmy Kimmel's networkABC3Down6 [2 funny!]LOL3Down7 [way 2 funny!!!!]LMAO4Down8 Down for the count, in briefKOED4Down9 Italian diminutive suffixINO3Down10 Word whose letters are aptly found from left to right in "scion"SON3Down11 Bear's counterpart on Wall Street, onceSTEARNS7Down12 CourtyardsATRIA5Down13 Tough customer for a wedding plannerBRIDEZILLA10Down14 Debussy's "Clair de ___"LUNE4Down15 Brain tests, for shortEEGS4Down16 RollsBUNS4Down18 BogusSHAM4Down19 Cannabis variety contrasted with indicaSATIVA6Down21 Bush Senior and Carter each had oneTERM4Down22 Headquarter?LOBE4Down25 "The Source" channelCNN3Down28 Swiatek of women's tennisIGA3Down29 ___ pointMOOT4Down31 Six-pack componentCAN3Down32 PC platform of the 1980sMSDOS5Down33 Of serviceUTILE5Down34 Hundred Acre Wood residentKANGA5Down35 One way to "play it"BYEAR5Down36 Reached a base horizontallySLIDIN6Down37 Show that, uh, didn't win 43 of its 54 Emmy nominationsLOST4Down39 Page that points to other pagesINDEX5Down41 CrewTEAM4Down42 Floral subject for van Gogh, Monet or O'KeeffeIRIS4Down44 Oodles ofMANY4Down45 Adult male deerHART4Down46 Gourmet mushroom typeMOREL5Down49 One of the Marx BrothersCHICO5Down52 "Yikes!"UHOH4Down53 LunacyFOLLY5Down54 Word with Kitchen or AngelsHELLS5Down55 NaysayerANTI4Down56 Film excerptCLIP4Down58 Bumpy jumpersTOADS5Down59 City where tourists take photos pretending to hold up its famous landmarkPISA4Down60 Name shouted in "A Streetcar Named Desire"STELLA6Down63 BoilingIRATE5Down64 Periods of abstinence from TV, news, social platforms, etc.MEDIAFASTS10Down65 Honest-to-goodnessREAL4Down66 Possible polling problemBIAS4Down67 Morales on the screenESAI4Down68 Evita in "Evita"PERON5Down69 Pitchfork featurePRONG5Down70 Chew the sceneryEMOTE5Down71 Tended to a Zen garden, in a wayRAKED5Down72 Anatomical sacCYST4Down73 Gait faster than a walkTROT4Down74 Website with a "Personalized and Custom Jewelry" pageETSY4Down78 Line in old Apple adsIMAMAC6Down79 Some kindergarten art suppliesCRAYOLAS8Down80 GoadedEGGEDON7Down82 Comedian NotaroTIG3Down83 "Yikes!"EGAD4Down84 Junior and senior: Abbr.YRS3Down85 Garment for one who's wearing a wire?BRA3Down86 Half of a noted magic duoPENN4Down89 In reserve for nowONICE5Down92 Old sayingsSAWS4Down93 Adirondack chair partSLAT4Down94 Coming-of-age Pixar film of 2021LUCA4Down96 Beers that might punnily have "hop" in their names, for shortIPAS4Down97 "Splendid!"GOOD4Down98 Steady streamFLOW4Down99 What a hot dog might doPANT4Down101 List-ending abbr.ETAL4Down102 Cry after putting one's pencil downDONE4Down103 Married mujeres: Abbr.SRAS4Down104 Sinus specialist, for shortENT3Down106 POTUS 34DDE3Down107 Subj. of a class with dummies in itCPR3Down109 Purple yam in Philippine cuisineUBE3Down110

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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Sunday, April 27, 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.