New York Times Crossword September 7 2025 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 140 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the New York Times Crossword September 7 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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Where Gloria Estefan was bornHAVANA6Across1 Hairstyle that can be casual or formalUPDO4Across7 Relative of a sultanEMIR4Across11 Strikebreaking sortSCAB4Across15 One who gives a good talking-to?ORATOR6Across19 Spring's opposite, tidallyNEAP4Across20 Constant nuisanceBANE4Across21 Mansión, por ejemploCASA4Across22 As the British pound rises in value, the dollar ___BILLWITHERS11Across23 Sure thingsSLAMDUNKS9Across25 Area with pewsNAVE4Across27 Part of many a morning routineSHAVE5Across28 EquipmentGEAR4Across29 Orchestra section toward the middle of the pitOBOES5Across30 With 76-Down, individuallyONEAT5Across31 FuryIRE3Across33 After spending the afternoon at Epcot, we had dinner at a ___ bistroTONYORLANDO11Across34 Ancestor of the tuba or sousaphoneBASSHORN8Across36 Low-quality paper?RAG3Across38 Like a naughty Beetle Bailey, in briefAWOL4Across39 OverdoneTRITE5Across40 The "E" of Q.E.D.ERAT4Across41 DepletedUSEDUP6Across43 Facetious suffix with mostEST3Across48 Did Joyce write courtesy of a ___?ULYSSESGRANT12Across51 Blunt negativeNOPE4Across55 Philosopher who purportedly said "The best fighter is never angry"LAOTSE6Across56 Have a bawlSOB3Across58 Son of Hanna-Barbera's Doggie DaddyAUGIE5Across59 Reason to relocate a picnic blanket, maybeANTS4Across60 Borneo neighborSUMATRA7Across61 Female moose or elephantCOW3Across63 Fish-eating raptorsERNS4Across65 Dab with a towelBLOT4Across66 Subdivisions of some counties: Abbr.TWPS4Across67 An increase in ham prices forced the deli to ___ sandwiches higherMARKCUBAN9Across68 BeggedPLED4Across71 Scorch the surfaceSEAR4Across72 Andean stimulantCOCA4Across73 Source of the films "The Blues Brothers" and "Coneheads," in briefSNL3Across74 Gerald Ford or William Howard Taft, onceYALEMAN7Across75 Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g.TRIO4Across78 Words before sea or lunchOUTTO5Across79 Summer mo.AUG3Across81 Decks for readingTAROTS6Across83 Biblical prepositionUNTO4Across84 To Washington ___, Germany, seemed far from Tarrytown, N.Y.IRVINGBERLIN12Across85 Big word in advertisingNEW3Across88 ToadyYESMAN6Across89 Buzz, so to speakCALL4Across91 Charles or Ray who lent their name to a kind of chairEAMES5Across92 Unpleasant lookLEER4Across94 Social gathering of a sortBEE3Across97 Certain caninesEYETEETH8Across98 Some Californians consider Santa ___ on EarthBARBARAEDEN11Across102 ___-coneSNO3Across107 StockpileSTORE5Across108 Anesthetic first used on a patient in 1842ETHER5Across109 "Fine as is, actually"STET4Across110 Canada's first national park, founded in 1885BANFF5Across111 "___ Three Lives" (early TV drama)ILED4Across113 The shark-warning notes of "Jaws," for exampleLEITMOTIF9Across114 The supermodel was holding a copy of ___ herself on the beachELLEFANNING11Across116 Tackle box itemLINE4Across118 Home makeover, in briefRENO4Across119 Election Day is one: Abbr.TUES4Across120 Work on the score ofNOTATE6Across121 Carbon compoundENOL4Across122 Beat one's chestBRAG4Across123 Set of pull-ups?ARMS4Across124 Very highSTONED6Across125

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SchmoozeHOBNOB6Down1 ___ Afghan Airlines, carrier to the MideastARIANA6Down2 Parts of a heart or trumpetVALVES6Down3 No fewer thanATLEAST7Down4 "Stat!"NOW3Down5 Media personalities Melber and FleischerARIS4Down6 Remove a restraint fromUNHARNESS9Down7 IrkPEEVE5Down8 Have the nerveDARE4Down9 Special ___OPS3Down10 Buddy who portrayed TV's Jed ClampettEBSEN5Down11 Peninsula in southeast AsiaMALAYA6Down12 ConsecutivelyINAROW6Down13 Somnial acronymREM3Down14 Aquatic acronymSCUBA5Down15 Collection of lawsCANON5Down16 "Jeez, sorry I ___!"ASKED5Down17 Sarastro in Mozart's "The Magic Flute," e.g.BASSO5Down18 Product of the first three primesTHIRTY6Down24 Tiny house occupantsDOLLS5Down26 Get crazy (over)GOGAGA6Down29 Pushes with forceTHRUSTS7Down32 SmearsTARS4Down34 Directs, as cargoROUTES6Down35 Edmonton N.H.L. playerOILER5Down37 International shoe brand originating in EnglandREEBOK6Down38 Extremely loyalTRUEBLUE8Down42 One who's a well-meaning but bad influence on a friend, maybeENABLER7Down44 Why do none of the Fruit of the Loom characters ___-colored clothing?DONLEMON8Down45 CurrentUPTODATE8Down46 AnnoyancePEST4Down47 Trains above street levelELS3Down48 White wine named for a region in FranceSAUTERNE8Down49 Peeping ___ for Lady Godiva to appearTOMWAITS8Down50 Like some philosophical argumentsSOCRATIC8Down52 Taj Mahal's cityAGRA4Down53 NumbskullNINNY5Down54 Bar with draftsTAPROOM7Down57 Love, in LyonAMOUR5Down62 Spots to go in the U.K.WCS3Down64 End of any Shakespeare playACTV4Down69 PowerlessUNABLE6Down70 Space ballsPLANETS7Down71 Bed-___ (Brooklyn neighborhood, familiarly)STUY4Down72 Shakespeare, vis-à-vis the expression "brave new world"COINER6Down73 See 31-AcrossATIME5Down76 Sydney's state: Abbr.NSW3Down77 How some risks are takenONABET6Down80 ImmaturityGREENNESS9Down82 Secluded valleyGLEN4Down86 "Take it easy, will you?!"LAYOFF6Down87 StartleALARM5Down90 Mounted below the surface ofSETINTO7Down93 ___ SundayEASTER6Down95 Body part containing photoreceptorsRETINA6Down96 Relating to the wind's movementEOLIAN6Down99 Vingt + dixTRENTE6Down100 EquivocatedHEDGED6Down101 Ball girl?BELLE5Down102 Didn't dine outATEIN5Down103 Large safari sightRHINO5Down104 Intoxicating Asian plant whose name sounds like an insectBETEL5Down105 Clear, in a way, as a windshieldDEFOG5Down106 Beaver State capitalSALEM5Down107 Sight of a speeding car, maybeBLUR4Down111 Season ticket holders, presumablyFANS4Down112 Spherical shapeORB3Down115 Info for a traveler, for shortETA3Down116 Follower of waste and wantNOT3Down117

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This page lists every clue and answer from the New York Times crossword published on Sunday, September 7, 2025. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. 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.