New York Times Crossword June 7 2025 Answers
Saturday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all 68 clues from the New York Times Crossword for June 7 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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Across
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Collect51 AcrossReveal answer →
Shortening for bakers36 AcrossReveal answer →
Triangular bones that fuse in adulthood59 AcrossReveal answer →
Assembles1514 AcrossReveal answer →
"You didn't fool me"1517 AcrossReveal answer →
___-Assyrian Empire, once the world's strongest military power318 AcrossReveal answer →
Annoyance in the middle of a season, perhaps719 AcrossReveal answer →
Top suit320 AcrossReveal answer →
Generational disconnects421 AcrossReveal answer →
First Muppet to appear on the Billboard Hot 100523 AcrossReveal answer →
Takes the field?424 AcrossReveal answer →
Package filler, often425 AcrossReveal answer →
Yahoo rival327 AcrossReveal answer →
Leaves aside?428 AcrossReveal answer →
Spiral-shelled mollusks729 AcrossReveal answer →
Spanish city that's home to the Alhambra731 AcrossReveal answer →
Declining late in life634 AcrossReveal answer →
Beef cut in Santa Maria-style barbecue635 AcrossReveal answer →
Likely lobby locale in D.C.736 AcrossReveal answer →
Restaurant option that lacks options738 AcrossReveal answer →
Makes haste439 AcrossReveal answer →
In-network grp.340 AcrossReveal answer →
Channel442 AcrossReveal answer →
Phisher's collection, for short443 AcrossReveal answer →
Doozy544 AcrossReveal answer →
What one of the letters in the luxury conglomerate LVMH stands for446 AcrossReveal answer →
Baseball's "Master Melvin"348 AcrossReveal answer →
Corruption below deck, perhaps749 AcrossReveal answer →
___-ace (queer identity)351 AcrossReveal answer →
Colorful knit top with Scottish origins1552 AcrossReveal answer →
Board game variant used as a last-resort tiebreaker1555 AcrossReveal answer →
Fumes556 AcrossReveal answer →
Are, in Spanish357 AcrossReveal answer →
Couldn't not558 AcrossReveal answer →
Down
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Natural process we all go through51 DownReveal answer →
Leave everything behind152 DownReveal answer →
Never ever153 DownReveal answer →
___Believes Cup, annual women's soccer tournament34 DownReveal answer →
Finalizes, with "up"45 DownReveal answer →
Some concerning forecasts, in weather-speak76 DownReveal answer →
Coffee rings, e.g.67 DownReveal answer →
Campaign activity78 DownReveal answer →
Directive in many a stovetop recipe49 DownReveal answer →
N.L. East rival of NYM310 DownReveal answer →
Like Junior Mints and Raisinets1511 DownReveal answer →
What a retrospective aims to produce1512 DownReveal answer →
One side in ancient Greece's Battle of the 300 Champions513 DownReveal answer →
Mature415 DownReveal answer →
"Euphoria" synonym that, like "Euphoria," is also the name of a hit TV show416 DownReveal answer →
Sendups722 DownReveal answer →
"Bare" bottom?724 DownReveal answer →
Infiltrators of a sort526 DownReveal answer →
Medicare component528 DownReveal answer →
Oft-repeated bit of onomatopoeia329 DownReveal answer →
Once named330 DownReveal answer →
Pike, for instance: Abbr.332 DownReveal answer →
Longtime animated TV character who hasn't had a speaking role since 2017333 DownReveal answer →
One's parents, in modern slang737 DownReveal answer →
Stops digging738 DownReveal answer →
Got by641 DownReveal answer →
Change seats?543 DownReveal answer →
"Better sound through research" brand444 DownReveal answer →
Gown go-with445 DownReveal answer →
Core location547 DownReveal answer →
Freaks (out)449 DownReveal answer →
Lighting, sound production, etc.450 DownReveal answer →
Unprocessed353 DownReveal answer →
___ moment354 DownReveal answer →
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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Saturday, June 7, 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.