The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 04/06/2025. The April 06 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 At bay, say?ASEA
- 6a One directive in preparing a turkeyBASTE
- 11a Onetime Volvo competitorSAAB
- 15a Actress GadotGAL
- 18a *”Oh, what’s the point?”WHYD
- 19a AlternativeOTHER
- 20a Mexican dish with ahiTUNATACO
- 22a Look (like)SEEM
- 23a Hears, in a wayTRIES
- 24a TripeUTTERROT
- 25a Light, short-sleeved, collared garmentCAMPSHIRT
- 28a Ringing endorsements?IDOS
- 29a Pointy parts of a Batman costumeEARS
- 30a Uses one’s employee badge to enter, saySCANSIN
- 32a Get straightALIGN
- 34a ___-Tiles (kids’ building toy)MAGNA
- 35a ___ favorPOR
- 36a Tourney sponsor since 1939NCAA
- 38a *VoidsEMPT
- 39a NailsACES
- 40a Iowa college townAMES
- 42a Break before collegeGAPYEAR
- 44a Counterpart of “thx”PLS
- 45a Like some mindless entertainmentTRASHY
- 48a WailSOB
- 50a DirtballSLEAZE
- 53a DescendantsSCIONS
- 54a It’s an affrontSLAP
- 57a Bit of curling equipmentSTONE
- 59a Young fellowLAD
- 60a Bit of casino equipmentRAKE
- 62a Words of remembranceOBIT
- 64a Parts of one’s history, sayURLS
- 65a Binding agent in bakingEGG
- 66a Amazon Handmade competitorETSY
- 69a Intense cycling sessions ? or what you must do to complete the answers to this puzzle’s starred cluesSPINCLASSES
- 72a “My word!”ISAY
- 73a 1980s TV star in the W.W.E. Hall of FameMRT
- 74a Work hardTOIL
- 75a Star turn, oftenSOLO
- 76a Word before milk or overSKIM
- 78a Member of la familiaTIA
- 79a Throws, informallyHUCKS
- 81a Beach birdTERN
- 83a Bestow, as a qualityIMPART
- 84a Adware detection programSPYBOT
- 86a Nickname that drops -neySID
- 88a You might walk on this at nightTIPTOE
- 90a Lincoln or FordCAR
- 92a Brown beerDARKALE
- 95a What “:” might meanISTO
- 99a *Number with 18 zerosQUIN
- 100a Animal in the Premier League logoLION
- 101a Chinese two-stringed fiddleERHU
- 104a SatisfiedMET
- 105a Built like the HulkBURLY
- 106a Colorado’s ___ ParkESTES
- 108a Canine teethCUSPIDS
- 110a Legend has itLORE
- 111a Word before rain or washACID
- 113a Toy with one’s food, perhaps?HAPPYMEAL
- 115a Made nutritious choicesATERIGHT
- 117a Gave supportAIDED
- 118a Blue, in a wayLEWD
- 121a Language from which we get “cashmere”SANSKRIT
- 122a *RecapBRIEF
- 123a Nursery rhyme name that’s said twice in a rowMARY
- 124a Superlative finishEST
- 125a Like 1-2-3EASY
- 126a Historic Vegas casino where the Rat Pack performedSANDS
- 127a Affliction treated with a hot compressSTYE
- Down
- 1d What cuteness tends to evokeAWS
- 2d “That’s all ___ wrote”SHE
- 3d Ophthalmologist’s workEYECARE
- 4d Madison Avenue execADMAN
- 5d Genre of the 2024 film “Bob Marley: One Love”BIOPIC
- 6d Greedy person’s “choice”BOTH
- 7d Pieces of the heartATRIA
- 8d ___ Chisholm, first Black woman elected to CongressSHIRLEY
- 9d Caddie’s appointmentTEETIME
- 10d Sounds of hesitationERS
- 11d Wall supportSTUD
- 12d Post-mortem orderAUTOPSY
- 13d Tiny exemplars of collaborationANTS
- 14d HoneyBAE
- 15d Events for bargain huntersGARAGESALES
- 16d Stereotypical squirrel’s stashACORNS
- 17d Plenty o’LOTSA
- 21d Cloying sentimentalityTREACLE
- 26d ___ Explorer, classic web browserMSN
- 27d Gets caught (on)SNAGS
- 28d They’re just for openersINTROS
- 30d Masseur’s employerSPA
- 31d *Part of the funnies pageCOM
- 33d Student transcript figs.GPAS
- 34d Sources of some syrupMAPLES
- 37d Sounds in massage parlorsAAHS
- 41d FloorSTORY
- 43d Traffic markerPYLON
- 46d Retrovirus moleculeRNA
- 47d Invites to a movie, sayASKSOUT
- 49d A/C capacityBTUS
- 50d “Wayne’s World” or “MacGruber,” informallySNLSKIT
- 51d *Like restaurants in a famed dining guideZAGA
- 52d Testing humor’s boundariesEDGY
- 55d Preschool basicsABCS
- 56d Trial programPILOT
- 58d Chromite and hematiteORES
- 61d GrandiloquentEPIC
- 63d AccountTALE
- 66d First responders, for shortEMTS
- 67d Set off, as an alarmTRIP
- 68d Be up on the latest newsSTAYCURRENT
- 70d TypesILKS
- 71d Cousin of kindaSORTA
- 72d Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architectIMPEI
- 74d Like some stems and situationsTHORNY
- 77d Texter’s qualificationIMO
- 80d Moved like a crabSIDLED
- 82d Shade of greenNILE
- 85d Ones suddenly canceling plansBAILERS
- 87d Roast rostrumDAIS
- 89d “___ Jackson & the Olympians” (fantasy series)PERCY
- 91d Chinese fruits with leathery rindsLITCHIS
- 93d Tax-advantaged savings planROTHIRA
- 94d Incorporate before shaping and baking, sayKNEADIN
- 96d Find amusingSMILEAT
- 97d Poet HughesTED
- 98d Tense parts of games, for shortOTS
- 99d AllotmentsQUOTAS
- 102d Pita dip made from chickpeas and tahiniHUMMUS
- 103d Bring into playUSE
- 105d ApatheticBLASE
- 107d Distance ÷ timeSPEED
- 109d Chiromancers read themPALMS
- 111d Historic Indian cityAGRA
- 112d ___-bittyITTY
- 114d Many email attachmentsPDFS
- 116d Kyle’s little brother on “South Park”IKE
- 117d Hard core features, informallyABS
- 119d Like some humorWRY
- 120d Turn to ash, perhapsDYE