New York Times Crossword August 10 2025 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword August 10 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Helpful site for a D.I.Y.'erEHOW4Across1
Thurman of filmUMA3Across5
Need for a transfer of power?CORD4Across8
Make easier to swallowCHEW4Across12
Basis for a write-off, perhapsTAXASSET8Across16
Mann who wrote songs for 1999's "Magnolia"AIMEE5Across18
First name in countrySHANIA6Across19
… something big and rocky with a Space Force base in itCHEYENNEMOUNTAIN16Across21
"So weird …"HOWODD6Across23
New York City's ___ PlaceASTOR5Across24
Norse mythology's equivalent of OlympusASGARD6Across25
Really tipsyPICKLED7Across26
Be possessive?OWN3Across27
Auctioneer's crySOLD4Across28
… something pointy grown by PinocchioDONKEYEARS10Across29
TeemingABUNDANT8Across30
"This is the first truth that ___ thine own tongue was guilty of": "All's Well That Ends Well"EER3Across34
MimicAPE3Across36
Rep who's not a Rep.DEM3Across37
Music genre associated with the tellum, or reverse mulletEMO3Across38
… something conical in a chemistry labERLENMEYERFLASK15Across39
… something round and metallic with kanji written on itJAPANESEYEN11Across46
Homes for hogsSTIES5Across49
Run-downRATTY5Across50
Figure (out)SUSS4Across51
Disney snow queenELSA4Across52
ApprovesOKS3Across54
Many a hangout in Boystown, ChicagoGAYBAR6Across55
TolerateABIDE5Across56
Corner pieceROOK4Across59
Common remote batteriesAAS3Across61
In the style ofALA3Across62
Children's game phrase that should start the italicized clues … or a hint to eight squares in this puzzleISPYWITHMYLITTLEEYE19Across63
[Not another word!]SHH3Across68
Location marker on a map appPIN3Across69
Novelist JamesAGEE4Across70
Mega-store?HOARD5Across71
Alfred E. ___, mascot of Mad magazineNEUMAN6Across72
Long-running drama with the protagonist Olivia Benson, for shortSVU3Across74
Per ___DIEM4Across75
Nowhere closeAFAR4Across77
Hall's music partnerOATES5Across81
Certain water hazardSHOAL5Across82
… something yellow and happy in a text messageSMILEYEMOJI11Across84
… something soft and melty in a black tubBREYERSICECREAM15Across87
Place with moving exhibitsZOO3Across90
Locale for a Snapple factCAP3Across91
G.I. grubMRE3Across92
___ Hammarskjöld, only posthumous winner of a Nobel Peace PrizeDAG3Across93
Outdoor event with costumesRENFAIRE8Across94
… something feathery sipping on nectarHONEYEATER10Across96
Final four eventSEMI4Across101
Store that sells protein powderGNC3Across103
Single facial featureUNIBROW7Across104
One of the JacksonsLATOYA6Across105
Onionlike vegetablesLEEKS5Across107
New home for a "fresh prince" in a 1990s sitcomBELAIR6Across110
… something long and painted on a highwayDOUBLEYELLOWLINE16Across111
Down in the dumpsSULLEN6Across114
PungentACRID5Across115
Crispy tortilla-based dishesTOSTADAS8Across116
Funerary shroudPALL4Across117
Excellent, in 1990s slangPHAT4Across118
Elect (to)OPT3Across119
Herb paired with brown butter in saucesSAGE4Across120
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
… and so onETC3Down1
One of the text reaction buttons on an iPhoneHAHA4Down2
Showy daisiesOXEYES6Down3
Deliberate and unprovokedWANTON6Down4
A password might be provided with oneUSERNAME8Down5
First letter of "menorah," in HebrewMEM3Down6
"Let's raise our glasses!"ATOAST6Down7
FortressesCITADELS8Down8
Poet KhayyámOMAR4Down9
Las Vegas's Harry ___ International AirportREID4Down10
Thieves' placeDEN3Down11
Wedge placed next to a wheel to prevent it from movingCHOCK5Down12
Iowan, by another nameHAWKEYE7Down13
Sherlock's younger sister on TVENOLA5Down14
Like the Río de la Plata vis-à-vis the AmazonWIDER5Down15
Noted N.S.A. whistle-blowerSNOWDEN7Down17
One going fishingANGLER6Down18
You might get one in a rowSHINER6Down19
ContributesADDS4Down20
Source of some base humor, for short?USO3Down22
Fast-food chain founded in New OrleansPOPEYES7Down26
Some noblewomenDAMES5Down29
Happy, dopey, sneezy, sleepy, grumpy and bashful: Abbr.ADJS4Down30
___ idéalBEAU4Down31
Ones making "Out!" criesUMPS4Down32
Advanced cautiously, front end firstNOSEDIN7Down33
Upgraded with new machineryRETOOLED8Down35
Several characters in nonfiction?ENS3Down39
Republican politico HaleyNIKKI5Down40
Brendan of "The Mummy"FRASER6Down41
BalladLAY3Down42
Held in checkATBAY5Down43
TiredSTALE5Down44
Newswoman PhillipsKYRA4Down45
"Please rush!"ASAP4Down47
Hole for a shoelaceEYELET6Down48
Archer's protectionARMGUARD8Down53
Fund-raising feteGALA4Down55
Way aroundBYPASS6Down57
"Take that, loser!"IWIN4Down58
Spanish interjectionOYE3Down60
Smash to smithereensATOMIZE7Down61
"Word has it ..."IHEAR5Down63
Sleep, informallySHUTEYE7Down64
Topsy-turvinessHAVOC5Down65
That groupTHEM4Down66
Cheese typically wrapped in paraffinEDAM4Down67
Sort who won't heed the advice "Don't look down"?SNOB4Down68
What abuts une côteMER3Down73
DiaphanousSHEER5Down74
Can you believe it?ISM3Down76
An ellipse has two of theseFOCI4Down78
Slightly openAJAR4Down79
Ready to eatRIPE4Down80
Turn (in)SCREW5Down82
At all, with "the"LEASTBIT8Down83
Out of touch for decades, sayLONGLOST8Down85
Shakespearean potion ingredientEYEOFNEWT9Down86
Vacillator's confessionIMTORN6Down88
TimelessAGEOLD6Down89
Venice's ___ BridgeRIALTO6Down94
Express Amtrak optionsACELAS6Down95
Transportation centersHUBS4Down96
Slightly outdoONEUP5Down97
Brand of waferNILLA5Down98
ScrutinizeEYEBALL7Down99
Animated daughter of King TritonARIEL5Down100
"Ridiculous!"MYEYE5Down102
Bit of blue on a map of ScotlandLOCH4Down105
Otherworldly glowAURA4Down106
Radiohead's first #1 album (2000)KIDA4Down108
HoldupSNAG4Down109
Greeting with the handsDAP3Down111
___-earedLOP3Down112
Jargon suffixESE3Down113
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