New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 11/04/2025. The November 04 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes You can search by clue name, number or direction for example for 2 Across clue just type '2A' or '2D' for 2nd down clue.
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- Across
- 1a Skill needed for bocceAIM
- 4a World’s most commonly cultivated coffee speciesARABICA
- 11a Genre for Jimmy Eat WorldEMO
- 14a Commercial lead-in to Caps or BallsSNO
- 15a Like the number “i”NONREAL
- 16a ___-top (hairstyle associated with the Beatles)MOP
- 17a Folk-rock pair featured in the documentary “Wordplay”INDIGOGIRLS
- 19a George Washington billONE
- 20a Repellent ingredientDEET
- 21a Queens ballplayerMET
- 22a Spun platters for a party, informallyDJED
- 23a Isn’t perfectERRS
- 24a Half of a standard deck of cardsBLACKSUITS
- 28a Part of n.b.NOTA
- 30a Greeting from Kermit the 47-AcrossHIHO
- 31a 17-syllable poemHAIKU
- 33a Like slavery per the 13th AmendmentABOLISHED
- 38a Wood-cutting toolADZ
- 39a 1950s entertainment innovation … or a hint to the first and second halves of 17-, 24-, 48- and 60-AcrossCOLORTV
- 41a It can be blonde or brownALE
- 42a Shadow government, according to conspiracy theoriesDEEPSTATE
- 44a Bert’s roommateERNIE
- 46a 2010 best-selling Emma Donoghue novelROOM
- 47a See 30-AcrossFROG
- 48a Place for plants to flourishGREENHOUSE
- 53a InquiresASKS
- 56a “___ Shaker” (1992 Wreckx-N-Effect hit)RUMP
- 57a Diarist AnaïsNIN
- 58a What you eatDIET
- 59a As easy as ___ABC
- 60a Fast-food chain with the slogan “The Crave is a powerful thing”WHITECASTLE
- 64a As easy as ___PIE
- 65a Experienced againRELIVED
- 66a The Dream TeamUSA
- 67a Squeeze (by)EKE
- 68a People who overuse Caps Lock, so to speakYELLERS
- 69a ___ Wonderful, fruit juice brandPOM
- Down
- 1d The half with the hit song, typicallyASIDE
- 2d Word with city or peaceINNER
- 3d UpdateMODERNIZE
- 4d “Brokeback Mountain” director LeeANG
- 5d Roving floor cleanerROOMBA
- 6d Perfectly behaved childANGEL
- 7d Water filter brandBRITA
- 8d Suffix with front or cashIER
- 9d Name seen in cursive on a cap in BerkeleyCAL
- 10d Singers Green and JardineALS
- 11d Laughing head or a thumbs up, e.g.EMOJI
- 12d French Impressionist ClaudeMONET
- 13d Some newspaper pieces that aren’t newsOPEDS
- 18d Empathetic response to an apologyITSOK
- 22d Laurel and Hardy and Abbott and CostelloDUOS
- 25d Slog, sayCHORE
- 26d Garb that’s typically plaidKILT
- 27d [I’m scared!]SHIVER
- 29d City situated between the split halves of Saguaro National ParkTUCSON
- 31d PossessedHAD
- 32d Common beverage suffixADE
- 33d Rental car optionALAMO
- 34d ChatGPT, for oneBOT
- 35d Throws in the towelHANGSITUP
- 36d QB ManningELI
- 37d Syllable doubled after “fiddle”DEE
- 40d However, in a textOTOH
- 43d ___ schoolPREP
- 45d “Where we’re going we don’t need ___” (“Back to the Future” quote)ROADS
- 47d Épéeist, e.g.FENCER
- 48d One of Jolly Rancher’s “Original Flavors”GRAPE
- 49d Eponym of a popular puzzleRUBIK
- 50d HostEMCEE
- 51d Up toUNTIL
- 52d Metaphor for a bad goalieSIEVE
- 54d Ashton Kutcher’s role on “That ?70s Show”KELSO
- 55d What a hot iron may give offSTEAM
- 60d Like some humorWRY
- 61d Start of a brayHEE
- 62d AilingILL
- 63d Highlights of the Super Bowl, for someADS