New York Times Crossword January 25 2026 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword January 25 2026 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#
Baggage accessoryIDTAG5Across1
Apple TV comedy that received 20 Emmy nominations for its first seasonTEDLASSO8Across6
In which baby spiders developEGGSAC6Across14
Home of Diego Velázquez's "Las Meninas"PRADO5Across20
"I want to hear about that!"CLUEMEIN8Across21
Makeshift replacement for a KleenexSLEEVE6Across22
"That cabinet with plates looks awfully full"OUTOFDISKSPACE14Across23
Triangular sailLATEEN6Across25
Food court pizzeriaSBARRO6Across26
Some M.I.T. grads, for shortEES3Across27
Resort amenitySPA3Across28
Bob who hosted "America's Funniest Home Videos"SAGET5Across30
A noble gasNEON4Across31
It's good for the long haulSEMI4Across33
Sphere of creativityARTSCENE8Across36
Private investigator, informallyTEC3Across38
Cheese in a wax coatingEDAM4Across41
"It's saying you completed the marathon in under two hours, which can't be right"RUNTIMEERROR12Across43
Persian Gulf nationIRAQ4Across45
Sneaker brand that popularized cantilever heelsAVIA4Across47
Mix upSTIR4Across49
Actress Edebiri of "The Bear"AYO3Across50
"Is that a cough I hear?"VIRUSDETECTED13Across51
Event for V.I.P. customersPRESALE7Across54
The planets in our solar system, e.g.OCTET5Across58
Sci-fi princessLEIA4Across59
Stretchy materialLYCRA5Across60
Freight bargeSCOW4Across62
Not fantasticalREAL4Across63
La Città EternaROMA4Across65
Haunted house soundHOWL4Across67
Something to use on your break?CUE3Across69
"Sorry, we'll have to put the old panes back in"WINDOWSUPDATEFAILED19Across70
Group of humpbacksPOD3Across75
___ Bora (embattled Afghan region)TORA4Across76
Tel ___AVIV4Across77
Designer Saint LaurentYVES4Across78
Little bits of energyERGS4Across79
New Zealanders, familiarlyKIWIS5Across81
Color of undyed linenECRU4Across84
Course that doesn’t require much studyingEASYA5Across86
"Gimme, gimme!"INEEDIT7Across89
"Those pancakes are piled way too high!"STACKOVERFLOW13Across91
Boxy transportVAN3Across94
Part of a bouquet, in BogotáFLOR4Across95
Like close-fitting clothesSNUG4Across96
It's just under a footSOLE4Across97
"Your emery board will never fit in this tiny toiletry bag"FILETOOLARGE12Across98
Undesirable roommateSLOB4Across103
Word found in all but four state constitutions, but not the U.S. ConstitutionGOD3Across105
Part of M.O.OPERANDI8Across106
Symbol of transformation in "The Silence of the Lambs"MOTH4Across107
Isn't feeling greatAILS4Across109
Large flightless birdsRHEAS5Across111
National Poetry Mo.APR3Across112
"That ship ___ sailed"HAS3Across114
Beverage brewed outside using natural heatSUNTEA6Across116
___ beefCORNED6Across120
"Your waiter's nowhere to be seen!"SERVERNOTFOUND14Across122
PassesENACTS6Across126
Chips may go into itONIONDIP8Across127
Jane who received a Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement AwardFONDA5Across128
Have no stomach forDETEST6Across129
Doesn't care forNEGLECTS8Across130
Unexpected jerkSPASM5Across131
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Major N.Y.S.E. eventsIPOS4Down1
Beat handilyDRUB4Down2
"See ya later!"TATA4Down3
Deck outADORN5Down4
WalkGOFREE6Down5
Cable co. that was purchased by AT&T in 1999TCI3Down6
"What ___?"ELSE4Down7
William, Edward and Harry, e.g.DUKES5Down8
To a ___ degreeLESSER6Down9
Stage boosterAMP3Down10
Domain for salty dogsSEA3Down11
Urges to attack, with "on"SICS4Down12
What this hand has: AAKQ6ONEPAIR7Down13
Fluency-building subj.ESL3Down14
Prosthetic facial feature of Peter FalkGLASSEYE8Down15
ConveyGETACROSS9Down16
Pete who co-wrote "If I Had a Hammer"SEEGER6Down17
Skin care companyAVEENO6Down18
Football snapperCENTER6Down19
ThingamabobDOODAD6Down24
Either side of a cheerleader's "A"ARM3Down29
Kind of orangeNAVEL5Down32
It's not optionalMUST4Down34
Silicon Valley giantINTEL5Down35
Easily detachedTEARAWAY8Down37
Pioneering DVR brandTIVO4Down38
George Orwell's first name at birthERIC4Down39
Purchase for the Atari 2600CARTRIDGE9Down40
One cutting cornersMITERSAW8Down42
NeatTIDY4Down44
One of Adolf Anderssen's sacrifices in the "Immortal Game" against Lionel KieseritzkyQUEEN5Down46
"Trade discount" quintetAEIOU5Down48
German for "city"STADT5Down52
Something to pitchCAMP4Down53
Univ. workerPROF4Down54
Site-seeing list?ACCESSLOG9Down55
ForteLOUD4Down56
Animal whose name sounds like a pronounEWE3Down57
V-shaped designsCHEVRONS8Down61
Visit, as for a safety checkLOOKINON8Down64
Mathematician LovelaceADA3Down66
Human organ with the ability to regenerate itselfLIVER5Down68
FrayedWORN4Down70
Court orderWRIT4Down71
With, in OiseAVEC4Down72
Exam marksTICKS5Down73
N.H.L. team with the longest Stanley Cup drought, familiarlyLEAFS5Down74
Smallest Canadian prov.PEI3Down75
Canning package?SEVERANCE9Down80
Mallorca, por ejemploISLA4Down82
Reason for turbulenceSTORM5Down83
Anatomical appendage that only humans and gorillas haveUVULA5Down85
Modern "seize the day"YOLO4Down87
StunnedAWED4Down88
Computer model inputsDATASETS8Down90
Ship that transported the Golden FleeceARGO4Down92
Hardly a team playerEGOIST6Down93
Betrays, in a wayFLIPSON7Down95
Like an unnatural smileFORCED6Down98
Tech debut of 2007IPHONE6Down99
Examine creepilyLEERAT6Down100
___ Mae Brown (Whoopi's role in "Ghost")ODA3Down101
World's most-produced organic compoundETHENE6Down102
Puts up a false frontBLUFFS6Down104
Property of curium, but not ceriumHARDC5Down108
Eavesdrop, e.g.SNOOP5Down110
Surrealist MagritteRENE4Down113
Fit of irritationSNIT4Down115
Fish in niçoise saladTUNA4Down117
Cuts offENDS4Down118
Actor Brody of "The O.C."ADAM4Down119
"Spring forward" hrs.DST3Down121
Illegally interfere with, as an electionRIG3Down123
Remote abbr.VOL3Down124
Special ___OPS3Down125
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