New York Times Crossword August 14 2025 Answers

Thursday puzzle · 78 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword August 14 2025 answers. The Thursday puzzle has 78 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#
Molecule that stores energy in the body, in briefATP3Across1 Word before rope or scareJUMP4Across4 Loose-limbedLITHE5Across8 Talk like a tipplerSLUR4Across13 Far from shoreASEA4Across14 City on the Nile … or a punny end to the joke "When a tight-knit group of cygnets votes, they vote ___"ASWAN5Across15 Do a collie's workHERD4Across16 ["I'll take 'Tennis' for $200, Ken"] It means nothingWHATISLOVE10Across17 Pre-med track precursor, in briefAPBIO5Across19 Cookie holderTIN3Across21 Not manyAFEW4Across22 ["Let's go with 'Nickname's the Same' for $400"] Bruce Springsteen, Lance Armstrong and Melissa McCarthy in a 2016 comedyWHOSTHEBOSS11Across23 Transistor statesONS3Across27 Honda luxury brandACURA5Across28 Over yonderTHAR4Across29 Bubbles, e.g.ORBS4Across31 HaulsLUGS4Across34 Muscle-and-bone docORTHO5Across36 ["Give me 'The Academy' for $600"] This was only the second animated film to be nominated for Best Picture, after "Beauty and the Beast"WHATSUP7Across39 ["How about 'Sports and Comedy' for $800"] He was on first base, per Abbott and CostelloWHOSWHO7Across41 The Supreme Court justices, collectivelyNONET5Across43 Charlie's Angels, e.g.TRIO4Across44 SwankyPOSH4Across46 Doubled or tripled, sayGREW4Across47 Gas brand with a torch in its logoAMOCO5Across49 Savanna preyGNU3Across51 ["I'll try 'Painted Ladies' for $1,000"] This piece by Impressionist Mary Cassatt shows two women enjoying a drinkWHATSTHETEA11Across53 Kelly of morning TVRIPA4Across58 GuileART3Across60 Key ring?ATOLL5Across61 At risk … or where one might hear the clue-and-answer pairs at 17-, 23-, 39-, 41- and 53-Across?INJEOPARDY10Across62 "Thus with a kiss ___" (Romeo's final words)IDIE4Across66 Sea inlet surrounded by steep cliffsFJORD5Across67 In one's birthday suitBARE4Across68 Try to win overCOAX4Across69 Hasbro word game that comes with a 60-second hourglassTABOO5Across70 Go like a geyserSPEW4Across71 Word after kick or dumbASS3Across72

Down

ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Hebrew leader?ALEPH5Down1 Booster for a dragsterTURBO5Down2 Result of a scandal going viral, in briefPRDISASTER10Down3 Prominent feature of a hippopotamus or crocodileJAW3Down4 Escort in the theater, informallyUSH3Down5 Human, to a robotMEATBAG7Down6 Outdoor party areaPATIO5Down7 ___ Palmas, capital of the CanariesLAS3Down8 Cuba o Puerto RicoISLA4Down9 A winning scenario in a best-of-three gameTWOFORTWO9Down10 SanctuaryHAVEN5Down11 TV show that has existed since before online media, despite what its name suggestsENEWS5Down12 "Man and Superman" playwrightSHAW4Down13 Tech sch.INST4Down18 Like easy-to-get meds, in briefOTC3Down20 Peacock competitorHULU4Down24 Go offERUPT5Down25 Drive offSHOO4Down26 Horatian work of ca. 18 B.C.ARSPOETICA10Down30 Not rent, sayOWN3Down31 Greek letter that looks like "p"RHO3Down32 Incredible workBANGUPJOB9Down33 Does some strokesSWIMS5Down35 Dept. that oversees the F.D.A.HHS3Down37 "Look at that!"OOH3Down38 Gumbo, for oneSTEW4Down40 Terrifying sound for a field mouseHOOT4Down42 Terrifying device for a field mouseRATTRAP7Down45 LarrupWHAP4Down48 When repeated, a danceCHA3Down50 Dirty moneyGRIFT5Down51 Symbol of stealthNINJA5Down52 Emiratis, e.g.ARABS5Down54 Some list itemsTODOS5Down55 Mount St. ___, second-highest mountain in CanadaELIAS5Down56 Trebek who once hosted this puzzle's themeALEX4Down57 Nestlé chocolate barAERO4Down59 Lead-in to meterODO3Down63 Grammy-winning Dr. ___DRE3Down64 Poison source in Agatha Christie's "A Pocket Full of Rye"YEW3Down65

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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Thursday, August 14, 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.