New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 12/14/2025. The December 14 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Marvel superhero who can manipulate weather patternsSTORM
- 6a Something fun to take out for a spinTOP
- 9a Shaquille O’Neal’s alma mater, for shortLSU
- 12a Parts of a handCARDS
- 17a IrritateCHAFE
- 18a RecapsWRAPUPS
- 20a Paul whose house is one of the 16 historic sites of Boston’s Freedom TrailREVERE
- 21a False alarm announcement?OOHIMSOSCARED
- 23a Jedi-in-trainingPADAWAN
- 24a SensiblePRUDENT
- 25a TV host BrzezinskiMIKA
- 26a #1 choice, in slangFAVE
- 27a “No ___, ands or buts!”IFS
- 28a Pollution-fighting org.EPA
- 29a “Game of Thrones” actor GillenAIDAN
- 31a River that borders the Black ForestRHINE
- 33a “Render ___ Caesar ?”UNTO
- 34a Major coin producerDENVERMINT
- 37a Viking I or IIMARSLANDER
- 39a Astronaut Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in spaceELLEN
- 40a Nickname for Mark’s unsevered best friend in “Severance”PETEY
- 41a They turn red litmus paper blueBASES
- 42a First chimpanzee to orbit EarthENOS
- 43a Football blocker?GOALNET
- 46a Hair-raising stuffGEL
- 47a Remodel and resell some real estateFLIPAHOUSE
- 49a Marching band tempo settersDRUMLINES
- 54a Who said “It’s hard to be humble when you’re as great as I am”ALI
- 55a Season to enjoy une glaceETE
- 56a Ruler before 1917TSAR
- 58a “Black-ish” airerABC
- 59a It’s a numbers gameKENO
- 60a Clothing for SWAT teamsVESTS
- 62a “The Simpsons” character who becomes obsessed with crossword puzzlesLISA
- 64a Puff piece?VAPE
- 66a Like the number of Oscars vis-à-vis the number of EmmysFEWER
- 67a Plant watcher, for shortOSHA
- 68a Camera type, in briefSLR
- 69a Site of some Santa sightingsMALL
- 71a Longtime record label of Elvis PresleyRCA
- 73a 911 responderEMT
- 74a “Hilarious!”WHATAHOOT
- 77a “I mean, kind of …”NOTEXACTLY
- 80a “Don’t give up!”TRY
- 81a ¬ or ~, in logicNEGATOR
- 83a Beat poet ___ CassadyNEAL
- 84a Like some milk, idiomaticallySPILT
- 87a ___ on the pastDWELL
- 88a Indication of bad serviceNOTIP
- 90a “Much obliged”IOWEYOUONE
- 92a Crossed the International Date Line from east to west, or west to east (depending on how you look at it)GAINEDADAY
- 97a Bundled upCLAD
- 98a Articles are written in thisPROSE
- 99a Brand name for naproxenALEVE
- 100a ___ MissOLE
- 101a Doll that comes in multiple body types, skin tones, eye colors and hair colorsKEN
- 102a Drink known also as “honey wine”MEAD
- 103a FrostyCOLD
- 105a Subject of Newton’s first lawINERTIA
- 108a Enjoying a soakBATHING
- 110a 1980 horror film starring William Hurt … or what the shaded squares contain?ALTEREDSTATES
- 112a Fundamental rules of mathAXIOMS
- 113a Loopy writingCURSIVE
- 114a Star pitcher?AGENT
- 115a “Fiddler on the Roof” matchmakerYENTE
- 116a Letters for an unscheduled eventTBA
- 117a Prefix with natalNEO
- 118a Like a bubble bathSUDSY
- Down
- 1d Surveyed, with “out”SCOPED
- 2d Early track star JimTHORPE
- 3d Resident of Honolulu, e.g.OAHUAN
- 4d Touchless payment techRFID
- 5d Internet ___MEME
- 6d Cheat on, in a wayTWOTIME
- 7d Surgery sites, in briefORS
- 8d Video game character with an endless appetitePACMAN
- 9d Be in a chat room but not chatLURK
- 10d Soldiers with long armsSPEARMEN
- 11d Alternative to the euro, in briefUSD
- 12d RelinquishCEDE
- 13d Director DuVernayAVA
- 14d Turns back the clock, maybe?REWINDS
- 15d Opposite of volunteerDRAFTEE
- 16d Parts of many robots in robot-sumoSENSORS
- 19d Area inside the free-throw line, in basketball slangPAINT
- 20d “Gaspard de la Nuit” composerRAVEL
- 22d Addresses angrilySNARLSAT
- 23d Variety of violetPANSY
- 26d Urban safety hazardFIRETRAP
- 30d Australia’s largest carnivorous mammalDINGO
- 32d Word used 10 times in Roger Ebert’s review of “North” (1994)HATED
- 33d DissimilarUNALIKE
- 35d Part of a legendary boastVENI
- 36d Skips all the ceremony?ELOPES
- 38d The brother in “Am I my brother’s keeper?”ABEL
- 40d What might be made while clasping one’s handsPLEA
- 42d Engineer Gray who, arguably, invented the telephone ? and battled Alexander Graham Bell over it in court for yearsELISHA
- 44d Ballpark figureOUTS
- 45d Kind of teaASSAM
- 46d Sierra automakerGMC
- 47d Shylock’s securityFLESH
- 48d Adele song with the lyric “I must have called a thousand times”HELLO
- 50d Non-premium option in a rideshare appUBERX
- 51d Gaming mogul GabeNEWELL
- 52d Ernst Stavro Blofeld, to James BondENEMY
- 53d Put into piles, perhapsSORT
- 54d SwearAVOW
- 57d Parking space for an Airstream, say, in briefRVLOT
- 61d Did some school reporting?TATTLED
- 63d Exceptionally hard timberIRONWOOD
- 65d Amy Winehouse, e.g.ALTO
- 66d Thumbprint alternative on iPhonesFACEID
- 68d Reluctant to ask out one’s crush, maybeSHY
- 70d Particularly particularANAL
- 72d CafeteriasCANTEENS
- 75d Like many indie filmsARTY
- 76d Many characters in the 2007 comedy “Superbad”TEENS
- 78d He had a Billboard Hot 100 hit with “Rubber Duckie”ERNIE
- 79d Tortilla de patatas, por ejemploTAPA
- 82d Where high schoolers work on their numbers?GLEECLUB
- 84d Starship’s medical facilitySICKBAY
- 85d Ren faire prop akin to a halberdPOLEAXE
- 86d “Sign me up!”IWANTIN
- 87d Hair-care item associated with Black cultureDURAG
- 89d Like YouTube offeringsONVIDEO
- 91d CommencesOPENS
- 92d Rough drafts?GALES
- 93d Interview guest whom Ali G calls “my man Buzz Lightyear here”ALDRIN
- 94d Like lowercase i’s and j’sDOTTED
- 95d Sci-fi sequel of 1986ALIENS
- 96d Like soft rollsYEASTY
- 102d Wordless entertainmentMIME
- 104d Other, to OctavioOTRA
- 106d Brief announcements from a pilotETAS
- 107d ___ alla bolognese (slow-cooked sauce)RAGU
- 109d Like hell!HOT
- 110d Play a part, or part of a playACT
- 111d Part of N.Y.E.EVE