The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 02/02/2025. The February 02 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 Trading postMART
- 5a For exampleSAY
- 8a Italian fashion housePRADA
- 13a Hard-linerHAWK
- 17a “Ave Maria” finale, appropriately?ARIA
- 18a Buying bingeSPREE
- 20a Venetian magistrates of oldDOGES
- 21a French friendAMIE
- 22a Lead actress in “The Lovely Bones” (2009) and “The Bourne Legacy” (2012)RACHEL/WEISZ
- 24a Fast/carQ/BUICK
- 25a Wild/bunchZ/MANY
- 26a Informer, informallySTOOLIE
- 27a Cartoon character inspired by W.C. FieldsMRMAGOO
- 29a Gave a darnCARED
- 30a 3,605, in ancient RomeMMMDC/V
- 32a Image on a Missouri state quarterARCH
- 33a WombsUTERI
- 34a Italian sports cars, informallyALFAS
- 37a Gear toothCOG
- 39a Desirable condition for hostasSHADE
- 42a “Cómo ___?”ESTAS
- 43a Divinity sch. subj.REL
- 44a Provoked an online fightTROLLED
- 47a TreasureGEM
- 48a Holland/tunnelDU/ITCH
- 49a Figs. on flight boardsETAS
- 51a Onetime Kia modelOPTIMA
- 52a SpotESPY
- 54a Tik___ challengeTOK
- 55a Home of the Temple of PoseidonATTICA
- 57a Put-downDISS
- 59a They put things on the back burnerCOOKS
- 61a Stadium/timekeeperMETROD/NOME
- 64a Smash hitHOMERUN
- 66a Steamed Chinese bunBAO
- 69a ExistARE
- 70a Your business start-up?NONEOF
- 72a Word often shortened to a letter and a numberCANINE
- 73a Catherine the Great, e.g.: Abbr.EMP
- 74a Average/incomePAR/Y
- 75a Jeans popular in the 1980sGITANOS
- 77a Denver/ColoradoSTAG/TENAME
- 79a Name spelled by the initials of five consecutive monthsJASON
- 80a The “E” in G.E.: Abbr.ELEC
- 82a Applied toUSEDON
- 83a Org. once led by George H.W. BushCIA
- 85a Direction of the wind that brought Mary PoppinsEAST
- 87a Where “Cheers” is setINABAR
- 90a Chart-topping Basil or BraxtonTONI
- 91a Start of “O Come, All Ye Faithful”LONGO
- 93a Place to buy tickets: Abbr.STA
- 94a Jewel case holdersCDRACKS
- 96a Architect MayaLIN
- 97a FollowENSUE
- 98a Mel who sang the 1949 #1 hit “Careless Hands”TORME
- 100a Year abroadANO
- 101a Stars and StripesUS/FLAG
- 103a For the birdsAVIAN
- 104a Rainproof coverTARP
- 106a ___ bearsGUMMI
- 108a Hall-of-Famer MartínezPEDRO
- 109a Woodworking tool with a beltBANDSAW
- 112a “Nothing much”SAMEOLD
- 116a Dino/expeditionTREX/K
- 117a Card/gameJ/POKER
- 118a Certain emceeTO/ASTMASTER
- 120a Grim Grimm figureOGRE
- 121a Beethoven dedicateeELISE
- 122a Risk of heavy liftingH/ERNIA
- 123a First name in the Rock & Roll Hall of FameTINA
- 124a Costner’s role in “The Untouchables”NESS
- 125a SheenGLOSS
- 126a Happy companionDOC
- 127a Right hand: Abbr.ASST
- Down
- 1d Red rover homeMARS
- 2d “I smell ___”ARAT
- 3d ___ Act (measure against mobsters)RICO
- 4d Indigenous people’s name for Mount RainierTAHOMA
- 5d Officer with a radar gunSPEEDCOP
- 6d Shapiro of NPRARI
- 7d Antiquated assentYESM
- 8d Fictional composer whose first three initials mean “A.S.A.P.”PDQ/BACH
- 9d Dietary plant fiberROUGHAGE
- 10d Foreign exchange feeAGIO
- 11d Chrysler Building style, familiarlyDECO
- 12d RequestASK
- 13d Protective outfits for handling radioactive materialHAZ/MATSU/ITS
- 14d Almond-flavored liqueurAMARETTO
- 15d Stand in a cellarWINERACK
- 16d Small entryway receptacle that might also house loose changeKEYDISH
- 18d Skinny/dipSL/WIM
- 19d Poet PoundEZRA
- 23d Horror film locale, in briefELMST
- 28d Seasoning brand that dropped the first part of its name in 2020MRSDASH
- 29d Prompted, in a theaterCUED
- 31d Horse/powerC/VOLT
- 34d Tour aidAREAMAP
- 35d What Hester Prynne wore in a Hawthorne novelLETTERA
- 36d Excessive praiseFLATTER/Y
- 38d Like some eyelinersGLIDEON
- 40d LineageDESCENT
- 41d Major shopsEMPORIA
- 45d Honking or screeching, for exampleROAD/NOISE
- 46d Bygone owner of Virgin RecordsEMI
- 50d “Hello there, good ___”SIR
- 53d One eager for radical changeYOUNG/TURK
- 56d Kind of line that no one just stands inCONGA
- 58d Party to the left of Dem.SOC
- 60d Body parts with capsKNEES
- 62d How caviar might be servedONTOAST
- 63d Will, given the opportunityMEANSTO
- 65d Sephora purchaseMASCARA
- 66d “Help me out here”BEADOLL
- 67d Fast-evaporating cleaning agentAMMONIA
- 68d Sicilian Defense in chess, e.g.OPENING
- 71d AdversaryFOE
- 76d Deli devicesSLICERS
- 78d Pickleball needNET
- 79d Classic British sports carsJAGUARX/KES
- 81d ConclusionEND
- 83d What parallel lines never doCONVERGE
- 84d Ones in the knowINSIDERS
- 86d Feature of rhubarb pieTARTNESS
- 88d [Kapow!]BANG
- 89d Not plugged in, in a wayACOUSTIC
- 91d Grabbed, as an opportunityLEAPTON
- 92d Sommelier’s prefixOENO
- 95d Diploma modifierSUMMA
- 99d Mothers, in MexicoMADRES
- 102d Slumber/partyS/FIESTA
- 105d Trail/headPATH/E
- 107d Crib callMAMA
- 109d Cotton capsuleBOLL
- 110d Sony co-founder MoritaAKIO
- 111d Promise/keeperWO/ARD
- 113d Soul legend ReddingOTIS
- 114d Something to look throughLENS
- 115d Mild expletiveDRAT
- 117d Digital picture formatJ/PEG
- 119d ___-coneSNO
Interesting mixing of words! Created a fun challenge.
Interesting approach with combining of words. Fun and challenging. But alas, I did not solve completely!