The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 04/20/2025. The April 20 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 Van Winkle of folkloreRIP
- 4a Engages in playful fisticuffsSPARS
- 9a Italian restaurant frequently seen in food courtsSBARRO
- 15a Strip for breakfastBACON
- 20a Game with a Reverse cardUNO
- 21a Impressive displayARRAY
- 22a SuggestHINTAT
- 23a “I might surprise you”TRYME
- 24a “___ all good”ITS
- 25a Group that Tiger hires to install wall art?WOODSWOODSCREWCREW
- 28a Out of shapeNOTFIT
- 30a FretsSTEWS
- 31a ___-fistedHAM
- 32a Corduroy fabric featureWALE
- 33a Thinks out loudOPINES
- 35a TrainEDUCATE
- 38a First game of the seasonOPENER
- 40a It smellsODOR
- 41a Send fan mail en masse to a Monty Python production?SPAMSPAMALOTALOT
- 44a BegrudgedRESENTED
- 46a ZippoNIL
- 47a Creeping Charlie, e.g.WEED
- 48a ___ Ross House (Philadelphia landmark)BETSY
- 49a HonchoNABOB
- 53a Mob enforcerGOON
- 55a Dam near the Philae Temple of IsisASWAN
- 59a Hands-on businessSPA
- 60a Angry early president can be seen now in TV footage?MADMADISONISON
- 64a Med. benefit option, in briefHMO
- 65a DividesGAPS
- 67a Leggy shorebirdSTILT
- 68a Captain Jean-___ PicardLUC
- 69a Really stands outPOPS
- 70a Go beyond the opponent’s baseline, in tennisOVERHIT
- 73a Sound-asleep soundsSNORES
- 76a ObjectivePURPOSE
- 78a Like Tommy in the Who’s 1969 rock operaDEAF
- 79a Common file extensionDOC
- 81a Set offBEGAN
- 83a MGM founder MarcusLOEW
- 84a Like, in slangDIG
- 85a Hotheaded liberal politico who’s eager to hear?DEMDEMAGOGAGOG
- 89a “You ___ me at hello”HAD
- 92a Ugly expressionSNEER
- 94a Laser therapy targetACNE
- 95a Roasted or grilled, in SpanishASADA
- 96a Liver spot?ABODE
- 98a Food for a woodpeckerSUET
- 100a DrainSAP
- 102a Smitten person’s declarationIMINLOVE
- 104a Pharmacist comes through for customers?PROPROCURESCURES
- 110a Kind of columnOPED
- 111a Hang aroundLOITER
- 112a Plant that was a top-five girl’s name in the 1970sHEATHER
- 113a Sign up for againREJOIN
- 115a Word on some Renaissance Faire signageOLDE
- 116a Consideration for Cy Young Award voters, for shortERA
- 118a Mother of PerseusDANAE
- 120a Recover from faintingCOMETO
- 122a Editor’s strike?REDREDACTIONACTION
- 127a Young boxer, sayPUP
- 128a Some Surrealist paintingsDALIS
- 129a What very punctual people arrive onTHEDOT
- 130a Wildly sillyINANE
- 131a Portfolio piece, for shortIRA
- 132a C-suite figuresEXECS
- 133a Subject of a negotiationSALARY
- 134a TerritoriesLANDS
- 135a Jellied fish in an English dishEEL
- Down
- 1d WreckRUIN
- 2d Past the point of no returnINTOODEEP
- 3d Email era?POSTPOSTAGEAGE
- 4d Welcomed at the doorSAWIN
- 5d Stand againstPROTEST
- 6d Certain queer identity, for shortARO
- 7d X-ray dosesRADS
- 8d WaySYSTEM
- 9d Make an appearanceSHOWUP
- 10d Analysis performed with electrodermal stimulationBIOSCAN
- 11d “… so?”AND
- 12d Offensive linemen, for shortRTS
- 13d Friend on “Friends”RACHEL
- 14d ___ vez (again, in Spanish)OTRA
- 15d Start of a tangent, in a textBTW
- 16d Makeup of some metallic bondsARCWELDS
- 17d Title protagonist of an 1897 Edmond Rostand playCYRANO
- 18d Serving at a breakfast buffetOMELET
- 19d More up-to-the-minuteNEWER
- 26d UnitesWEDS
- 27d Play for the camera, sayEMOTE
- 29d Gives the (pink) slipFIRES
- 34d Go on a spreeSPEND
- 36d BudAMIGO
- 37d It’s quite grippingTALON
- 39d Song of thanksgivingPAEAN
- 40d GlobesORBS
- 42d ___ appleADAMS
- 43d Cops (to)OWNSUP
- 45d Juvenile locustNYMPH
- 50d They hang around a lotBATS
- 51d One-eyed Norse godODIN
- 52d Ginkgo ___ (tree species)BILOBA
- 54d Frying needOIL
- 56d “Suh-weet! I love this sandwich cookie!”?WHOOWHOOPIEPIE
- 57d Music boxes?AMPS
- 58d Prominent feature of 17-DownNOSE
- 61d One might start “Incidentally ?”ASIDE
- 62d “___ Nona” (children’s book based on a folk tale)STREGA
- 63d Eye: PrefixOCULO
- 66d Pound soundARF
- 69d Safety goggles, masks, etc., in briefPPE
- 70d They’re short for a favoriteODDS
- 71d Blood lineVEIN
- 72d Common salad add-inTOMATO
- 74d Big headsEGOS
- 75d Long taleSAGA
- 77d “Fear Factor” host JoeROGAN
- 80d Public health org.CDC
- 82d Low pointNADIR
- 85d Peach or plum, botanicallyDRUPE
- 86d Come afterENSUE
- 87d Anne of classic comedyMEARA
- 88d One trying to level up, oftenGAMER
- 90d Thrill-seeker’s pursuitADVENTURE
- 91d It is doneDEED
- 93d Like much tax law or ancient philosophyESOTERIC
- 97d Nursery sightBLOOM
- 99d Got it wrongERRED
- 101d Little flap, maybePETDOOR
- 103d Support line?ISECOND
- 104d Weapon similar to a halberdPOLEAX
- 105d Brain twisterRIDDLE
- 106d Cuban dance styleCHACHA
- 107d “Drunken Sailor,” e.g.SHANTY
- 108d Wrestler-turned-actor JohnCENA
- 109d RNA baseURACIL
- 111d Singer with the 2021 hit album “Solar Power”LORDE
- 114d Hanker (for)JONES
- 117d “Dagnabbit!”RATS
- 119d Where the giant Enceladus is buried, in mythETNA
- 121d Gem sometimes confused with a moonstoneOPAL
- 123d Twisty curveESS
- 124d Abbr. on a business cardTEL
- 125d Rocky Mountain state: Abbr.IDA
- 126d Actor SomerhalderIAN