New York Times Crossword July 27 2025 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 141 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword July 27 2025 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 141 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#
Maintains, as a superstitionCLINGSTO8Across1
Subject of the 2017 musical film "The Greatest Showman"BARNUM6Across9
"Same with me"ASAMI5Across15
Not funnyHUMORLESS9Across20
Ralph Ellison novel about a nameless protagonist's journey in racist AmericaINVISIBLEMAN12Across22
Forgiving middle-aged dads for their dad jokes, say?EXONERATINGGENERATIONX22Across24
Picket line?FENCE5Across26
Bud in CooperstownSELIG5Across27
Dorm room staple foodRAMEN5Across28
Cross-country conveyancesSKIS4Across29
Darth Vader's childhood nicknameANI3Across30
InflexibleRIGID5Across32
Have away with words?EDIT4Across34
Muppet of Mexican descentROSITA6Across36
Knows just when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em, maybeCHEATS6Across39
Gives lipSASSES6Across42
Attire for Larry Page and Sergey Brin when visiting Google incognito?TECHNOCRATSTRENCHCOATS22Across47
Columbus sch.OSU3Across51
CarnageGORE4Across52
Down EasterMAINER6Across53
One with a set of pipesORGAN5Across54
Come out of one's shellMOLT4Across55
Sherlock's sister on TVENOLA5Across57
___ bagSWAG4Across60
Much-maligned 2019 movie about which one review said "It's 'Battlefield Earth' with whiskers"CATS4Across62
One of classical music's Three B'sBRAHMS6Across63
Landscaper's supplyMULCH5Across66
Tundra or taigaBIOME5Across69
"You think that hunk of junk'll pass inspection? Please!"?STREETLEGALLETSGETREAL22Across71
Trademarked refrigerantFREON5Across78
Uncle Sam's land, informallyUSOFA5Across79
LitheSVELTE6Across80
+/-ORSO4Across81
Drink mixed in mixed drinksSODA4Across84
HandyUTILE5Across86
Avatar of VishnuRAMA4Across89
Back in, in a wayRETRO5Across90
Try to hit in laser tagFIREAT6Across92
Older sister of Rachel, in GenesisLEAH4Across95
Basic BASIC statementsIFS3Across98
Real chess playa?CHECKMATINGCHICKMAGNET22Across99
Contemporary of Gauss and FaradayAMPERE6Across104
James who played Scotty on "Star Trek"DOOHAN6Across105
"No ___, Bob"SIRREE6Across106
Part of une pièce de théâtreACTE4Across107
Plunderers of RomeGAULS5Across110
Hindu honorificSRI3Across112
Clock toggleAMPM4Across113
Hollowed out, as an appleCORED5Across117
Hogwarts's "Half-Blood Prince"SNAPE5Across120
Burnt pigmentUMBER5Across122
Greeting from a famous Italian character to a famous Italian American actress?MARISATOMEIITSAMEMARIO22Across126
DC power player in the late 1800s?THOMASEDISON12Across130
Good thing to play in a trick-taking gameTRUMPCARD9Across131
Magical symbolSIGIL5Across132
Dispensing, with "out"METING6Across133
Art loversESTHETES8Across134
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
One always cooking up new ideas?CHEF4Down1
RitzyLUXE4Down2
"That's my cue"IMON4Down3
___ compensation (stock options, for instance)NONCASH7Down4
Revegetation, e.g.GREENING8Down5
Canon option, in briefSLR3Down6
They may be Thai or chaiTEAS4Down7
Cuisinart competitorOSTER5Down8
Noted rapper with an oxymoronic nameBIGGIESMALLS12Down9
Director LeeANG3Down10
Traveler in no need of hotels, for shortRVER4Down11
Columbian caravelNINA4Down12
"I'm your guy"USEME5Down13
Bogged downMIRED5Down14
___-right (political category)ALT3Down15
Twice tresSEIS4Down16
Out of controlAMOK4Down17
Nail salon request, familiarlyMANI4Down18
1980s band among Australia's all-time best-selling groupsINXS4Down19
Quartz compoundSILICA6Down21
Cast outBANISH6Down23
When doubled, "Sleep well"NIGHT5Down25
Langston Hughes poem that begins "___, sing America"ITOO4Down31
Word with mine or dumpDATA4Down33
___ the Town (punny fast-food restaurant name)TACO4Down35
Vacation package offerer, perhapsRESORT6Down36
Visionary?OCULAR6Down37
Lot unitACRE4Down38
Prefix with angularTRI3Down40
D.C. 100: Abbr.SENS4Down41
Mickey Mouse's boss in "Fantasia"SORCERER8Down43
Whale of a taleSAGA4Down44
Géorgie, par exempleETAT4Down45
Identity thief's acquisitions, in briefSSNS4Down46
The pyramids, essentiallyTOMBS5Down47
Stimpy's TV palREN3Down48
RookiesNEWBS5Down49
Bond's man?CRAIG5Down50
Skill taught to Luke SkywalkerTHEFORCE8Down56
Texter's gaspOMG3Down58
Feast with kalua pigLUAU4Down59
SkedaddlesGOES4Down61
___ de Glace (glacier in the French Alps)MER3Down64
Fr. holy womenSTES4Down65
Desperate pursuit of fame, in modern lingoCLOUTCHASING12Down67
WeightHEFT4Down68
Channel that popularized video jockeysMTV3Down70
Shower scrubberLOOFA5Down72
SplitENDIT5Down73
Mai ___TAI3Down74
TV friend of Jerry, George and KramerELAINE6Down75
Money for your moneyATMFEE6Down76
SlightestLEAST5Down77
Black-and-white hunterORCA4Down81
Longtime NPR host DianeREHM4Down82
Part of a flightSTEP4Down83
Bone-dryARID4Down85
Business entity inits.LLC3Down87
Shrill criesEEKS4Down88
Slimy veggieOKRA4Down91
Brian who co-founded the Long Now FoundationENO3Down93
In aweAGOG4Down94
Chums, in ChamonixAMIS4Down96
"Bah, humbug!"HARRUMPH8Down97
Nashville and New Orleans, for musiciansMECCAS6Down100
Stomping groundHAUNT5Down101
Bringing up the rearINLAST6Down102
[Yuck!]GRIMACE7Down103
Sacred objectTOTEM5Down108
Lose ground?ERODE5Down109
Slash on a scoresheetSPARE5Down111
Qtys.AMTS4Down113
When repeated, a tropical fishMAHI4Down114
___ rock (genre for Pink Floyd and Dream Theater, familiarly)PROG4Down115
Apt name for a narcissist?MIMI4Down116
ReleaseEMIT4Down118
He loved LucyDESI4Down119
Nesting pair in the OutbackEMUS4Down121
Army ___BRAT4Down123
The Emerald IsleEIRE4Down124
Photosensitive cellsRODS4Down125
Seasoning for una margaritaSAL3Down127
Bit of plasmaION3Down128
One whose uniform bears the Star of Life, for shortEMT3Down129
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