The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 07/27/2025. The July 27 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Maintains, as a superstitionCLINGSTO
- 9a Subject of the 2017 musical film “The Greatest Showman”BARNUM
- 15a “Same with me”ASAMI
- 20a Not funnyHUMORLESS
- 22a Ralph Ellison novel about a nameless protagonist’s journey in racist AmericaINVISIBLEMAN
- 24a Forgiving middle-aged dads for their dad jokes, say?EXONERATINGGENERATIONX
- 26a Picket line?FENCE
- 27a Bud in CooperstownSELIG
- 28a Dorm room staple foodRAMEN
- 29a Cross-country conveyancesSKIS
- 30a Darth Vader’s childhood nicknameANI
- 32a InflexibleRIGID
- 34a Have away with words?EDIT
- 36a Muppet of Mexican descentROSITA
- 39a Knows just when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em, maybeCHEATS
- 42a Gives lipSASSES
- 47a Attire for Larry Page and Sergey Brin when visiting Google incognito?TECHNOCRATSTRENCHCOATS
- 51a Columbus sch.OSU
- 52a CarnageGORE
- 53a Down EasterMAINER
- 54a One with a set of pipesORGAN
- 55a Come out of one’s shellMOLT
- 57a Sherlock’s sister on TVENOLA
- 60a ___ bagSWAG
- 62a Much-maligned 2019 movie about which one review said “It’s ‘Battlefield Earth’ with whiskers”CATS
- 63a One of classical music’s Three B’sBRAHMS
- 66a Landscaper’s supplyMULCH
- 69a Tundra or taigaBIOME
- 71a “You think that hunk of junk’ll pass inspection? Please!”?STREETLEGALLETSGETREAL
- 78a Trademarked refrigerantFREON
- 79a Uncle Sam’s land, informallyUSOFA
- 80a LitheSVELTE
- 81a +/-ORSO
- 84a Drink mixed in mixed drinksSODA
- 86a HandyUTILE
- 89a Avatar of VishnuRAMA
- 90a Back in, in a wayRETRO
- 92a Try to hit in laser tagFIREAT
- 95a Older sister of Rachel, in GenesisLEAH
- 98a Basic BASIC statementsIFS
- 99a Real chess playa?CHECKMATINGCHICKMAGNET
- 104a Contemporary of Gauss and FaradayAMPERE
- 105a James who played Scotty on “Star Trek”DOOHAN
- 106a “No ___, Bob”SIRREE
- 107a Part of une pièce de théâtreACTE
- 110a Plunderers of RomeGAULS
- 112a Hindu honorificSRI
- 113a Clock toggleAMPM
- 117a Hollowed out, as an appleCORED
- 120a Hogwarts’s “Half-Blood Prince”SNAPE
- 122a Burnt pigmentUMBER
- 126a Greeting from a famous Italian character to a famous Italian American actress?MARISATOMEIITSAMEMARIO
- 130a DC power player in the late 1800s?THOMASEDISON
- 131a Good thing to play in a trick-taking gameTRUMPCARD
- 132a Magical symbolSIGIL
- 133a Dispensing, with “out”METING
- 134a Art loversESTHETES
- Down
- 1d One always cooking up new ideas?CHEF
- 2d RitzyLUXE
- 3d “That’s my cue”IMON
- 4d ___ compensation (stock options, for instance)NONCASH
- 5d Revegetation, e.g.GREENING
- 6d Canon option, in briefSLR
- 7d They may be Thai or chaiTEAS
- 8d Cuisinart competitorOSTER
- 9d Noted rapper with an oxymoronic nameBIGGIESMALLS
- 10d Director LeeANG
- 11d Traveler in no need of hotels, for shortRVER
- 12d Columbian caravelNINA
- 13d “I’m your guy”USEME
- 14d Bogged downMIRED
- 15d ___-right (political category)ALT
- 16d Twice tresSEIS
- 17d Out of controlAMOK
- 18d Nail salon request, familiarlyMANI
- 19d 1980s band among Australia’s all-time best-selling groupsINXS
- 21d Quartz compoundSILICA
- 23d Cast outBANISH
- 25d When doubled, “Sleep well”NIGHT
- 31d Langston Hughes poem that begins “___, sing America”ITOO
- 33d Word with mine or dumpDATA
- 35d ___ the Town (punny fast-food restaurant name)TACO
- 36d Vacation package offerer, perhapsRESORT
- 37d Visionary?OCULAR
- 38d Lot unitACRE
- 40d Prefix with angularTRI
- 41d D.C. 100: Abbr.SENS
- 43d Mickey Mouse’s boss in “Fantasia”SORCERER
- 44d Whale of a taleSAGA
- 45d Géorgie, par exempleETAT
- 46d Identity thief’s acquisitions, in briefSSNS
- 47d The pyramids, essentiallyTOMBS
- 48d Stimpy’s TV palREN
- 49d RookiesNEWBS
- 50d Bond’s man?CRAIG
- 56d Skill taught to Luke SkywalkerTHEFORCE
- 58d Texter’s gaspOMG
- 59d Feast with kalua pigLUAU
- 61d SkedaddlesGOES
- 64d ___ de Glace (glacier in the French Alps)MER
- 65d Fr. holy womenSTES
- 67d Desperate pursuit of fame, in modern lingoCLOUTCHASING
- 68d WeightHEFT
- 70d Channel that popularized video jockeysMTV
- 72d Shower scrubberLOOFA
- 73d SplitENDIT
- 74d Mai ___TAI
- 75d TV friend of Jerry, George and KramerELAINE
- 76d Money for your moneyATMFEE
- 77d SlightestLEAST
- 81d Black-and-white hunterORCA
- 82d Longtime NPR host DianeREHM
- 83d Part of a flightSTEP
- 85d Bone-dryARID
- 87d Business entity inits.LLC
- 88d Shrill criesEEKS
- 91d Slimy veggieOKRA
- 93d Brian who co-founded the Long Now FoundationENO
- 94d In aweAGOG
- 96d Chums, in ChamonixAMIS
- 97d “Bah, humbug!”HARRUMPH
- 100d Nashville and New Orleans, for musiciansMECCAS
- 101d Stomping groundHAUNT
- 102d Bringing up the rearINLAST
- 103d [Yuck!]GRIMACE
- 108d Sacred objectTOTEM
- 109d Lose ground?ERODE
- 111d Slash on a scoresheetSPARE
- 113d Qtys.AMTS
- 114d When repeated, a tropical fishMAHI
- 115d ___ rock (genre for Pink Floyd and Dream Theater, familiarly)PROG
- 116d Apt name for a narcissist?MIMI
- 118d ReleaseEMIT
- 119d He loved LucyDESI
- 121d Nesting pair in the OutbackEMUS
- 123d Army ___BRAT
- 124d The Emerald IsleEIRE
- 125d Photosensitive cellsRODS
- 127d Seasoning for una margaritaSAL
- 128d Bit of plasmaION
- 129d One whose uniform bears the Star of Life, for shortEMT