New York Times Crossword June 29 2025 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the New York Times Crossword June 29 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#
Muslim leaderIMAM4Across1
Daffy Duck, for oneDRAKE5Across5
Grueling processSLOG4Across10
Unlocked?BALD4Across14
Consideration in the dating sceneTYPE4Across18
TV or radio stationAIRER5Across19
CapitulateCAVE4Across20
Sacrificial siteALTAR5Across21
Apt clue for the circled lettersTOPRANKINGROYAL15Across22
Famed actress who portrayed Queen Christina in 1933's "Queen Christina"GARBO5Across25
The Washington Monument, e.g.OBELISK7Across26
Twistable piece on Mr. Potato HeadARM3Across27
Eclectic cuisine styleFUSION6Across28
Apt clue for the circled lettersTOLKIENTREECREATURE19Across29
Makes amends?EDITS5Across35
Relative of a zitherLYRE4Across37
Caroler's tuneNOEL4Across38
Mind-clearing chantsOMS3Across39
Takes down to the studsGUTS4Across40
"Mighty" Mudville batterCASEY5Across41
Staff symbol for violistsCCLEF5Across43
GoonAPE3Across45
Apt clue for the circled lettersNINETIMESOUTOFTEN17Across46
Tart or torteDESSERT7Across53
R.p.m. gauge, for shortTACH4Across55
"Parks and Recreation" character who says "Fishing relaxes me. It's like yoga, except I still get to kill something"RON3Across56
Stadium chantOLE3Across57
Corp. worker concerned with employee developmentHRREP5Across58
Choice on "Let's Make a Deal"DOOR4Across60
What duelists and doodlers doDRAW4Across62
Apt clue for the circled lettersPACIFISTSRENOUNCEMENT21Across63
Employee welfare org.OSHA4Across71
Issue with a scratched recordSKIP4Across72
Stick outBULGE5Across73
He rhymed 19 different words with "Lenore" in his most famous workPOE3Across74
See 75-DownPIE3Across75
Some GPS calculationsETAS4Across78
Ax handlers, perhapsROADIES7Across80
Apt clue for the circled lettersOURHOMENEARTHESUN17Across84
A.F.L.-___CIO3Across89
Hardware/software expert, in briefITPRO5Across90
ExposedOUTED5Across91
Variety of plant whose name is pronounced differently in the U.K. than the U.S.HERB4Across92
"Geez Louise!"MAN3Across93
Some fine artOILS4Across95
RemainingTOGO4Across97
Kentucky Derby prizeROSES5Across98
Apt clue for the circled lettersCASTAREALLYLONGLOOK19Across99
Ajar, sayUNSHUT6Across104
___ Park, suburb of ChicagoOAK3Across105
"Hey Ya" hip-hop duoOUTKAST7Across106
Product in the paint departmentSTAIN5Across109
Apt clue for the circled lettersMOUSEERADICATOR15Across110
Write by hand not using cursivePRINT5Across115
PreviouslyONCE4Across116
"The ___ is …"THING5Across117
At this pointHERE4Across118
Stuff thrown over one's shoulder in an act of superstitionSALT4Across119
Paint brand with an animal in its logoBEHR4Across120
"Ditto!"SODOI5Across121
Onetime high-speed fliers, for shortSSTS4Across122
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"So what's ___ you?"ITTO4Down1
Initialism directed at the overly inquisitiveMYOB4Down2
Things you hope your dinner guests bringAPPETITES9Down3
Alternatives to cabernetsMERLOTS7Down4
Copenhagen language, to localsDANSK5Down5
Woman who is told "Don't Lose That Number" in a Steely Dan titleRIKKI5Down6
The D-backs, on sports tickersARI3Down7
"I'll take 'Crossword Clues' for $2,000, please, ___!"KEN3Down8
Bit of workERG3Down9
Eight more than a dozenSCORE5Down10
NonprofessionalsLAYMEN6Down11
Fertilized ones become embryosOVA3Down12
Come togetherGEL3Down13
Cry following a countdownBLASTOFF8Down14
Open, light-filled areaATRIUM6Down15
Works, works, worksLABORS6Down16
Bagpipe's soundDRONE5Down17
___ fresca (refreshing Latin American beverage)AGUA4Down21
AfflictsAILS4Down23
Like a $2 billRARE4Down24
Became the duty ofFELLTO6Down28
BesidesELSE4Down30
Russian rebuffNYET4Down31
"You don't know what you're missing!"TRYIT5Down32
Pixar film that takes place in the Land of the DeadCOCO4Down33
Happen againRECUR5Down34
Old-style "OMG!"EGAD4Down35
FoolDUPE4Down36
Wispy streaks in the skyCIRRI5Down41
Pile of chips, maybeANTES5Down42
Many, many moonsEON3Down44
___ ballNERF4Down46
Did as expected on the linksMADEPAR7Down47
Class with many graphs, in briefECON4Down48
"Beat it!"SHOO4Down49
SpedTORE4Down50
Stylish vigorELAN4Down51
California ___, amphibian whose slippery skin produces a toxin lethal to humansNEWT4Down52
Branch of IslamSHIA4Down54
There are eight in a gallon: Abbr.PTS3Down59
Seasoning blendRUB3Down61
Contacted on social media, for shortDMED4Down62
FuzzPOPO4Down63
Not worth ___ASOU4Down64
Entertainer who doesn't sound very selfish?CHER4Down65
___-BallSKEE4Down66
"Runaway Bride" actress WilsonRITA4Down67
BreastfeedNURSE5Down68
ObscureCLOUD5Down69
Jennifer who wrote "A Visit From the Goon Squad"EGAN4Down70
With 75-Across, hearty baked entreePOT3Down75
Bring to the countryIMPORT6Down76
Hair-raisingEERIE5Down77
Item turned upside down at a bar's closing timeSTOOL5Down79
They barely scratch the surfaceICESKATES9Down81
Name on Irish stampsEIRE4Down82
BlubbersSOBS4Down83
"… if you get my drift"HINTHINT8Down85
The Big Easy, in briefNOLA4Down86
Cousin of a Nebula AwardHUGO4Down87
School founded as Kynge's College of Our Ladye of ___ besyde WindesoreETON4Down88
Pipes smoked at some loungesHOOKAHS7Down92
Phrase meant to be repeatedMANTRA6Down93
AttackASSAIL6Down94
Incompetent person, so to speakSLOUCH6Down96
Rug ratTYKE4Down97
Campus mil. groupROTC4Down98
ThresholdsCUSPS5Down99
Patty or Selma, to Bart and LisaAUNT4Down100
Tattoo-removing optionLASER5Down101
"You couldn't be more wrong!"GODNO5Down102
Video game brotherLUIGI5Down103
IlkSORT4Down107
Square root of nueveTRES4Down108
Group of Black Friday shoppers, sayMOB3Down110
Half and halfONE3Down111
"We come in peace" speakers, in briefETS3Down112
Pi followerRHO3Down113
HelpAID3Down114
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