The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 08/10/2025. The August 10 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 Helpful site for a D.I.Y.’erEHOW
- 5a Thurman of filmUMA
- 8a Need for a transfer of power?CORD
- 12a Make easier to swallowCHEW
- 16a Basis for a write-off, perhapsTAXASSET
- 18a Mann who wrote songs for 1999’s “Magnolia”AIMEE
- 19a First name in countrySHANIA
- 21a ? something big and rocky with a Space Force base in itCHEYENNEMOUNTAIN
- 23a “So weird ?”HOWODD
- 24a New York City’s ___ PlaceASTOR
- 25a Norse mythology’s equivalent of OlympusASGARD
- 26a Really tipsyPICKLED
- 27a Be possessive?OWN
- 28a Auctioneer’s crySOLD
- 29a ? something pointy grown by PinocchioDONKEYEARS
- 30a TeemingABUNDANT
- 34a “This is the first truth that ___ thine own tongue was guilty of”: “All’s Well That Ends Well”EER
- 36a MimicAPE
- 37a Rep who’s not a Rep.DEM
- 38a Music genre associated with the tellum, or reverse mulletEMO
- 39a ? something conical in a chemistry labERLENMEYERFLASK
- 46a ? something round and metallic with kanji written on itJAPANESEYEN
- 49a Homes for hogsSTIES
- 50a Run-downRATTY
- 51a Figure (out)SUSS
- 52a Disney snow queenELSA
- 54a ApprovesOKS
- 55a Many a hangout in Boystown, ChicagoGAYBAR
- 56a TolerateABIDE
- 59a Corner pieceROOK
- 61a Common remote batteriesAAS
- 62a In the style ofALA
- 63a Children’s game phrase that should start the italicized clues ? or a hint to eight squares in this puzzleISPYWITHMYLITTLEEYE
- 68a [Not another word!]SHH
- 69a Location marker on a map appPIN
- 70a Novelist JamesAGEE
- 71a Mega-store?HOARD
- 72a Alfred E. ___, mascot of Mad magazineNEUMAN
- 74a Long-running drama with the protagonist Olivia Benson, for shortSVU
- 75a Per ___DIEM
- 77a Nowhere closeAFAR
- 81a Hall’s music partnerOATES
- 82a Certain water hazardSHOAL
- 84a ? something yellow and happy in a text messageSMILEYEMOJI
- 87a ? something soft and melty in a black tubBREYERSICECREAM
- 90a Place with moving exhibitsZOO
- 91a Locale for a Snapple factCAP
- 92a G.I. grubMRE
- 93a ___ Hammarskjöld, only posthumous winner of a Nobel Peace PrizeDAG
- 94a Outdoor event with costumesRENFAIRE
- 96a ? something feathery sipping on nectarHONEYEATER
- 101a Final four eventSEMI
- 103a Store that sells protein powderGNC
- 104a Single facial featureUNIBROW
- 105a One of the JacksonsLATOYA
- 107a Onionlike vegetablesLEEKS
- 110a New home for a “fresh prince” in a 1990s sitcomBELAIR
- 111a ? something long and painted on a highwayDOUBLEYELLOWLINE
- 114a Down in the dumpsSULLEN
- 115a PungentACRID
- 116a Crispy tortilla-based dishesTOSTADAS
- 117a Funerary shroudPALL
- 118a Excellent, in 1990s slangPHAT
- 119a Elect (to)OPT
- 120a Herb paired with brown butter in saucesSAGE
- Down
- 1d ? and so onETC
- 2d One of the text reaction buttons on an iPhoneHAHA
- 3d Showy daisiesOXEYES
- 4d Deliberate and unprovokedWANTON
- 5d A password might be provided with oneUSERNAME
- 6d First letter of “menorah,” in HebrewMEM
- 7d “Let’s raise our glasses!”ATOAST
- 8d FortressesCITADELS
- 9d Poet KhayyámOMAR
- 10d Las Vegas’s Harry ___ International AirportREID
- 11d Thieves’ placeDEN
- 12d Wedge placed next to a wheel to prevent it from movingCHOCK
- 13d Iowan, by another nameHAWKEYE
- 14d Sherlock’s younger sister on TVENOLA
- 15d Like the Río de la Plata vis-à-vis the AmazonWIDER
- 17d Noted N.S.A. whistle-blowerSNOWDEN
- 18d One going fishingANGLER
- 19d You might get one in a rowSHINER
- 20d ContributesADDS
- 22d Source of some base humor, for short?USO
- 26d Fast-food chain founded in New OrleansPOPEYES
- 29d Some noblewomenDAMES
- 30d Happy, dopey, sneezy, sleepy, grumpy and bashful: Abbr.ADJS
- 31d ___ idéalBEAU
- 32d Ones making “Out!” criesUMPS
- 33d Advanced cautiously, front end firstNOSEDIN
- 35d Upgraded with new machineryRETOOLED
- 39d Several characters in nonfiction?ENS
- 40d Republican politico HaleyNIKKI
- 41d Brendan of “The Mummy”FRASER
- 42d BalladLAY
- 43d Held in checkATBAY
- 44d TiredSTALE
- 45d Newswoman PhillipsKYRA
- 47d “Please rush!”ASAP
- 48d Hole for a shoelaceEYELET
- 53d Archer’s protectionARMGUARD
- 55d Fund-raising feteGALA
- 57d Way aroundBYPASS
- 58d “Take that, loser!”IWIN
- 60d Spanish interjectionOYE
- 61d Smash to smithereensATOMIZE
- 63d “Word has it …”IHEAR
- 64d Sleep, informallySHUTEYE
- 65d Topsy-turvinessHAVOC
- 66d That groupTHEM
- 67d Cheese typically wrapped in paraffinEDAM
- 68d Sort who won’t heed the advice “Don’t look down”?SNOB
- 73d What abuts une côteMER
- 74d DiaphanousSHEER
- 76d Can you believe it?ISM
- 78d An ellipse has two of theseFOCI
- 79d Slightly openAJAR
- 80d Ready to eatRIPE
- 82d Turn (in)SCREW
- 83d At all, with “the”LEASTBIT
- 85d Out of touch for decades, sayLONGLOST
- 86d Shakespearean potion ingredientEYEOFNEWT
- 88d Vacillator’s confessionIMTORN
- 89d TimelessAGEOLD
- 94d Venice’s ___ BridgeRIALTO
- 95d Express Amtrak optionsACELAS
- 96d Transportation centersHUBS
- 97d Slightly outdoONEUP
- 98d Brand of waferNILLA
- 99d ScrutinizeEYEBALL
- 100d Animated daughter of King TritonARIEL
- 102d “Ridiculous!”MYEYE
- 105d Bit of blue on a map of ScotlandLOCH
- 106d Otherworldly glowAURA
- 108d Radiohead’s first #1 album (2000)KIDA
- 109d HoldupSNAG
- 111d Greeting with the handsDAP
- 112d ___-earedLOP
- 113d Jargon suffixESE
Puzzle can’t be completed correctly because the grid is, once again, incorrect. This is a recurring issue.
Amen to that and the August 10th puzzle.