New York Times Crossword June 11 2025 Answers
Wednesday puzzle · 74 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all 74 clues from the New York Times Crossword for June 11 2025. Stuck on one? Click the clue to reveal its verified answer, plus every other answer that clue has had across every publisher in our database.
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Obstinate fool31 AcrossReveal answer →
Co. badges, e.g.34 AcrossReveal answer →
Keeps burning, say67 AcrossReveal answer →
Apt name for a fretful fellow313 AcrossReveal answer →
Yogi's accessory314 AcrossReveal answer →
Goes off track715 AcrossReveal answer →
Jabber316 AcrossReveal answer →
Chang or Eng Bunker, notably1117 AcrossReveal answer →
Just managed, with "out"419 AcrossReveal answer →
Mix up421 AcrossReveal answer →
Recoils suddenly522 AcrossReveal answer →
___ Haute, Ind.523 AcrossReveal answer →
On its way425 AcrossReveal answer →
Throwing a ball and grasping a pencil, e.g.1127 AcrossReveal answer →
Grammy-nominated poet Nikki ___832 AcrossReveal answer →
Percolated634 AcrossReveal answer →
Balm additive437 AcrossReveal answer →
Observes Ramadan, say538 AcrossReveal answer →
Stretchiness440 AcrossReveal answer →
National park that's home to the Pretty Rocks Landslide641 AcrossReveal answer →
Like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mocha843 AcrossReveal answer →
Provider of crucial testimony1145 AcrossReveal answer →
Unbuckled seatbelt alert447 AcrossReveal answer →
Zigzag548 AcrossReveal answer →
Solomonic figures551 AcrossReveal answer →
Craft drafts, for short455 AcrossReveal answer →
Sporty auto feature458 AcrossReveal answer →
Copyright wrongs1159 AcrossReveal answer →
Sounds heard during a cuteness overload362 AcrossReveal answer →
Took to the sky763 AcrossReveal answer →
Young 'un364 AcrossReveal answer →
Soccer star Messi, familiarly365 AcrossReveal answer →
Approach666 AcrossReveal answer →
Spot for wallowing367 AcrossReveal answer →
One of four featured on the Yale Nature Walk368 AcrossReveal answer →
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To date51 DownReveal answer →
Sticking point for a gardener?52 DownReveal answer →
Celestial phenomena observed at perigees103 DownReveal answer →
Some online exchanges, in brief34 DownReveal answer →
Speaker's spot45 DownReveal answer →
Walks or runs46 DownReveal answer →
French possessive37 DownReveal answer →
Bridge support78 DownReveal answer →
Swearword49 DownReveal answer →
Aussie's neighbor410 DownReveal answer →
Nobel laureate Wiesel411 DownReveal answer →
Figs. with two dashes412 DownReveal answer →
Jeter in Cooperstown515 DownReveal answer →
Natural dividing line on a U.S. map, as suggested by this puzzle's circled letters1118 DownReveal answer →
Strongly suggested720 DownReveal answer →
Fig. at a train station324 DownReveal answer →
Titan maker626 DownReveal answer →
Really killing it, so to speak628 DownReveal answer →
Strand in a cell329 DownReveal answer →
The World Map is the largest one to date, with 11,695 pieces730 DownReveal answer →
Does some creative accounting?1031 DownReveal answer →
Meander (about)332 DownReveal answer →
Saint Martin, par exemple333 DownReveal answer →
Actress Mendes335 DownReveal answer →
Torre ___ Greco, Italy336 DownReveal answer →
Celebration whose full name translates as "festival of the first day"339 DownReveal answer →
Menlo Park, N.J., famously742 DownReveal answer →
Hem, but not haw344 DownReveal answer →
Screwy546 DownReveal answer →
I, for one549 DownReveal answer →
Surrey town known for its salt550 DownReveal answer →
Most bulk email451 DownReveal answer →
Thomas ___ Edison452 DownReveal answer →
Appreciation453 DownReveal answer →
Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer454 DownReveal answer →
Certain vipers456 DownReveal answer →
X-rated material457 DownReveal answer →
___ Lingus360 DownReveal answer →
Stratego piece361 DownReveal answer →
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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing and live on each clue's own page, so you only see the solutions you ask for. 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.