New York Times Crossword October 7 2025 Answers

Tuesday puzzle · 74 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 74 clues from the New York Times Crossword for October 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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"No ___, no glory!"41 AcrossReveal answer → Floral shade55 AcrossReveal answer → Diamonds, informally310 AcrossReveal answer → "A likely story"413 AcrossReveal answer → Puccini's "___ Butterfly"614 AcrossReveal answer → D.C. ballplayer315 AcrossReveal answer → It is "an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken," per Shakespeare416 AcrossReveal answer → Trample617 AcrossReveal answer → Belgian resort renowned for its mineral springs318 AcrossReveal answer → Brief time to savor one's glory, metaphorically1119 AcrossReveal answer → Boy king of Egypt321 AcrossReveal answer → Shorthand pro522 AcrossReveal answer → Written to arouse, say623 AcrossReveal answer → Turnip or rutabaga425 AcrossReveal answer → Diaphanous529 AcrossReveal answer → Coyote pup's place331 AcrossReveal answer → Mysterious way to vanish1134 AcrossReveal answer → Eye layer437 AcrossReveal answer → Lugged539 AcrossReveal answer → Sicily's highest peak440 AcrossReveal answer → Practical and unpretentious1141 AcrossReveal answer → Madrid's country, on World Cup scoreboards344 AcrossReveal answer → Top-tier545 AcrossReveal answer → 40-Across output446 AcrossReveal answer → One-of-a-kind647 AcrossReveal answer → Delay550 AcrossReveal answer → Baseball great Mel355 AcrossReveal answer → Oscar-winning Disney song sung by a crab named Sebastian1156 AcrossReveal answer → South America's ___ de la Plata360 AcrossReveal answer → Mythological figure whose ill-fated trajectory is suggested by 19-, 34-, 41- and 56-Across661 AcrossReveal answer → Venetian blind component462 AcrossReveal answer → Animal with an udder363 AcrossReveal answer → Thin layer664 AcrossReveal answer → Sidewalk eatery465 AcrossReveal answer → "Bel Canto" author Patchett366 AcrossReveal answer → Cathedral recesses567 AcrossReveal answer → Black gemstone468 AcrossReveal answer →

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Embellishes51 DownReveal answer → W.W. II menace52 DownReveal answer → "Fiddler on the Roof" protagonist53 DownReveal answer → Drinking vessel that often has a hinged lid54 DownReveal answer → Wood strip45 DownReveal answer → ___ fixe46 DownReveal answer → Run out, as a subscription57 DownReveal answer → 16-Across, to Molière58 DownReveal answer → Italian dessert menu staple79 DownReveal answer → Kick off910 DownReveal answer → Certain monk(ey)s911 DownReveal answer → Coup d'___412 DownReveal answer → Winter hrs. in Salt Lake City314 DownReveal answer → Sushi seaweed420 DownReveal answer → Pointed part of a pitchfork424 DownReveal answer → Not fooled by426 DownReveal answer → Central Plains tribe427 DownReveal answer → Wreck beyond repair528 DownReveal answer → Ensnare430 DownReveal answer → "My bro!"431 DownReveal answer → Process of change over generations932 DownReveal answer → Still learning to navigate local landmarks, say933 DownReveal answer → Prefix with watt435 DownReveal answer → Purchase for a family room436 DownReveal answer → Opposed to438 DownReveal answer → Spirit of Mexico?742 DownReveal answer → Dish that's "slung"443 DownReveal answer → Open, as a bottle548 DownReveal answer → Some Dutch cheeses549 DownReveal answer → Major British grocery chain551 DownReveal answer → Narnia lion552 DownReveal answer → Like spinach or chard553 DownReveal answer → Material for some gloves and balloons554 DownReveal answer → Largest member of the dolphin family455 DownReveal answer → Canal-turned-boulevard in Schenectady, N.Y.457 DownReveal answer → The "R" of R/H/E458 DownReveal answer → Airport org.359 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Tuesday, October 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.