New York Times Crossword December 28 2025 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword December 28 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#
Poet with a 1982 posthumous PulitzerPLATH5Across1
S.L.R. insert since the early 2000sSDCARD6Across6
Baths in BathLAVS4Across12
Comedian NotaroTIG3Across16
Host Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"AISHA5Across19
One sporting an article of apparelWEARER6Across20
Sign in a theaterEXIT4Across21
DrollWRY3Across22
Rock of AgesROSETTASTONE12Across23
How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingNEPOTISM8Across25
Prop for a proposalKNEE4Across27
College credit hoursUNITS5Across28
Far from foreAFT3Across29
Starting sectionPARTA5Across31
Fab Four drummerSTARR5Across32
"I can handle that for you"LETME5Across34
Swallow something hook, line and sinkerEATITUP7Across36
Subject of some modern mapsGENOME6Across38
Boots outEJECTS6Across41
Ending with Butler or BardEDU3Across43
A Class ActFIELDTRIP9Across44
A Strange LoopMOBIUSSTRIP11Across47
Played a partACTED5Across50
Baldwin of "30 Rock"ALEC4Across51
Ran in the rain, perhapsBLED4Across53
Brig pairMASTS5Across54
New Mexico skiing localeTAOS4Across55
Full legislative assemblyPLENUM6Across56
Personification of darkness, in Greek mythEREBUS6Across58
Shapiro of public radioARI3Across60
BudsPALS4Across61
Chips go-withSALSA5Across62
Straight upERECT5Across64
A Little Night MusicLULLABY7Across67
RentSPLIT5Across69
A Chorus LineREFRAIN7Across70
Creatures formed from the fingers of the sea goddess Sedna, in Inuit mythSEALS5Across72
Personal historiesPASTS5Across73
Automatons, informallyBOTS4Across74
Cell lettersRNA3Across75
"___ down the hatches!"BATTEN6Across76
Nursery rhyme coupleSPRATS6Across78
Cribbage markersPEGS4Across80
Sine's reciprocal, in trigCOSEC5Across81
Bit of powerWATT4Across84
Japanese noodleSOBA4Across86
Wave to, sayGREET5Across87
The ProducersPROLETARIAT11Across88
Into the WoodsOUTDOORSY9Across91
___ LingusAER3Across93
IntertwineENLACE6Across94
Halloween haulTREATS6Across95
In tearsSOBBING7Across96
Eschew the high road, sayGOLOW5Across99
___ DameNOTRE5Across101
Repeatedly hit hardPOUND5Across104
DollopGOB3Across105
Pop groupCOLAS5Across106
Sitar great ShankarRAVI4Across109
The WizEINSTEIN8Across111
Mean GirlsAVERAGEJANES12Across113
Chess piecesMEN3Across116
Bombeck who wrote "At Wit's End"ERMA4Across117
File often installed with computer programsREADME6Across118
Do penanceATONE5Across119
ApplyUSE3Across120
Hurdle for a J.D.-to-beLSAT4Across121
Became aware ofSENSED6Across122
"Fiddler on the Roof" matchmakerYENTE5Across123
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Playground area, oftenPARK4Down1
Fearsome felinesLIONS5Down2
PlusASSET5Down3
"One of These Nights" bandTHEEAGLES9Down4
Makeshift tip collectorHAT3Down5
Epitome of graceful beautySWAN4Down6
Arnaz of "I Love Lucy"DESI4Down7
Certain stock holderCATTLEPEN9Down8
Came aboutAROSE5Down9
Kylo ___ of "Star Wars"REN3Down10
Gig of a lifetimeDREAMJOB8Down11
AdvancedLENT4Down12
Guitar, slangilyAXE3Down13
Front-of-the-line credentialVIPPASS7Down14
Cousin of a minkSTOAT5Down15
Cheep trills?TWITTERS8Down16
Dodger's comeuppanceIRSAUDIT8Down17
Indoor recess localeGYM3Down18
Super-excited, in slangTURNT5Down24
One "T" of TNTTRI3Down26
Least haleFEEBLEST8Down30
Foxx of 1970s TVREDD4Down33
Judge pro ___TEM3Down35
Piano pupil's practice pieceETUDE5Down36
Short boxers, e.g.PUPS4Down37
How some medicines are takenORALLY6Down39
Apt name for a distance runner?MILES5Down40
Oldsmobile Cutlass modelCIERA5Down42
Like 45-Down's flawFATAL5Down44
Mythical figure undone by hubrisICARUS6Down45
Prima ballerinaETOILE6Down46
Uses an alternate account to play against easier opponents, in gamer-speakSMURFS6Down48
Police weaponTASER5Down49
Transition pointsCUSPS5Down52
Blue Ribbon brandPABST5Down56
Ice cream parlor offeringsMALTS5Down57
Borscht baseBEETS5Down59
Classic theater namePALACE6Down61
Struggles with sibilant soundsLISPS5Down63
Law, but not orderCAREER6Down65
HintsTINGES6Down66
Word with record or unionLABEL5Down68
World capital near the Andean foothillsSANTIAGO8Down69
Give a twistROTATE6Down70
Downright meanNASTY5Down71
Bit of wisdomPEARL5Down73
Founder of the Mughal EmpireBABUR5Down74
String-plucking soundTWANG5Down77
Sources in etymologyROOTWORDS9Down79
PronePROSTRATE9Down80
Some summers, in briefCPAS4Down81
Black-and-white dessertsOREOPIES8Down82
Université with a Pierre and Marie Curie campusSORBONNE8Down83
Shell filling stationsTACOBARS8Down85
Basic programming commandGOTO4Down87
Chicken piecesTENDERS7Down89
Part of AT&T: Abbr.TEL3Down90
Ballet or bourrée, in BourgogneDANSE5Down92
Do a diner jobBUS3Down97
Gathering of molesINTEL5Down98
Setting for Cole Porter's "Anything Goes"OCEAN5Down100
Continued interminablyRANON5Down102
Discus throw at the Olympics, e.g.EVENT5Down103
Buzzing nuisanceGNAT4Down105
Glitzy fabricLAME4Down107
Like some cheeseAGED4Down108
"Gotcha"ISEE4Down110
Blue-necked birdEMU3Down111
"___ Believer"IMA3Down112
Flock formationVEE3Down114
Blue-winged birdJAY3Down115
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