New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 01/25/2026. The January 25 2026 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Baggage accessoryIDTAG
- 6a Apple TV comedy that received 20 Emmy nominations for its first seasonTEDLASSO
- 14a In which baby spiders developEGGSAC
- 20a Home of Diego Velázquez’s “Las Meninas”PRADO
- 21a “I want to hear about that!”CLUEMEIN
- 22a Makeshift replacement for a KleenexSLEEVE
- 23a “That cabinet with plates looks awfully full”OUTOFDISKSPACE
- 25a Triangular sailLATEEN
- 26a Food court pizzeriaSBARRO
- 27a Some M.I.T. grads, for shortEES
- 28a Resort amenitySPA
- 30a Bob who hosted “America’s Funniest Home Videos”SAGET
- 31a A noble gasNEON
- 33a It’s good for the long haulSEMI
- 36a Sphere of creativityARTSCENE
- 38a Private investigator, informallyTEC
- 41a Cheese in a wax coatingEDAM
- 43a “It’s saying you completed the marathon in under two hours, which can’t be right”RUNTIMEERROR
- 45a Persian Gulf nationIRAQ
- 47a Sneaker brand that popularized cantilever heelsAVIA
- 49a Mix upSTIR
- 50a Actress Edebiri of “The Bear”AYO
- 51a “Is that a cough I hear?”VIRUSDETECTED
- 54a Event for V.I.P. customersPRESALE
- 58a The planets in our solar system, e.g.OCTET
- 59a Sci-fi princessLEIA
- 60a Stretchy materialLYCRA
- 62a Freight bargeSCOW
- 63a Not fantasticalREAL
- 65a La Città EternaROMA
- 67a Haunted house soundHOWL
- 69a Something to use on your break?CUE
- 70a “Sorry, we’ll have to put the old panes back in”WINDOWSUPDATEFAILED
- 75a Group of humpbacksPOD
- 76a ___ Bora (embattled Afghan region)TORA
- 77a Tel ___AVIV
- 78a Designer Saint LaurentYVES
- 79a Little bits of energyERGS
- 81a New Zealanders, familiarlyKIWIS
- 84a Color of undyed linenECRU
- 86a Course that doesn?t require much studyingEASYA
- 89a “Gimme, gimme!”INEEDIT
- 91a “Those pancakes are piled way too high!”STACKOVERFLOW
- 94a Boxy transportVAN
- 95a Part of a bouquet, in BogotáFLOR
- 96a Like close-fitting clothesSNUG
- 97a It’s just under a footSOLE
- 98a “Your emery board will never fit in this tiny toiletry bag”FILETOOLARGE
- 103a Undesirable roommateSLOB
- 105a Word found in all but four state constitutions, but not the U.S. ConstitutionGOD
- 106a Part of M.O.OPERANDI
- 107a Symbol of transformation in “The Silence of the Lambs”MOTH
- 109a Isn’t feeling greatAILS
- 111a Large flightless birdsRHEAS
- 112a National Poetry Mo.APR
- 114a “That ship ___ sailed”HAS
- 116a Beverage brewed outside using natural heatSUNTEA
- 120a ___ beefCORNED
- 122a “Your waiter’s nowhere to be seen!”SERVERNOTFOUND
- 126a PassesENACTS
- 127a Chips may go into itONIONDIP
- 128a Jane who received a Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement AwardFONDA
- 129a Have no stomach forDETEST
- 130a Doesn’t care forNEGLECTS
- 131a Unexpected jerkSPASM
- Down
- 1d Major N.Y.S.E. eventsIPOS
- 2d Beat handilyDRUB
- 3d “See ya later!”TATA
- 4d Deck outADORN
- 5d WalkGOFREE
- 6d Cable co. that was purchased by AT&T in 1999TCI
- 7d “What ___?”ELSE
- 8d William, Edward and Harry, e.g.DUKES
- 9d To a ___ degreeLESSER
- 10d Stage boosterAMP
- 11d Domain for salty dogsSEA
- 12d Urges to attack, with “on”SICS
- 13d What this hand has: AAKQ6ONEPAIR
- 14d Fluency-building subj.ESL
- 15d Prosthetic facial feature of Peter FalkGLASSEYE
- 16d ConveyGETACROSS
- 17d Pete who co-wrote “If I Had a Hammer”SEEGER
- 18d Skin care companyAVEENO
- 19d Football snapperCENTER
- 24d ThingamabobDOODAD
- 29d Either side of a cheerleader’s “A”ARM
- 32d Kind of orangeNAVEL
- 34d It’s not optionalMUST
- 35d Silicon Valley giantINTEL
- 37d Easily detachedTEARAWAY
- 38d Pioneering DVR brandTIVO
- 39d George Orwell’s first name at birthERIC
- 40d Purchase for the Atari 2600CARTRIDGE
- 42d One cutting cornersMITERSAW
- 44d NeatTIDY
- 46d One of Adolf Anderssen’s sacrifices in the “Immortal Game” against Lionel KieseritzkyQUEEN
- 48d “Trade discount” quintetAEIOU
- 52d German for “city”STADT
- 53d Something to pitchCAMP
- 54d Univ. workerPROF
- 55d Site-seeing list?ACCESSLOG
- 56d ForteLOUD
- 57d Animal whose name sounds like a pronounEWE
- 61d V-shaped designsCHEVRONS
- 64d Visit, as for a safety checkLOOKINON
- 66d Mathematician LovelaceADA
- 68d Human organ with the ability to regenerate itselfLIVER
- 70d FrayedWORN
- 71d Court orderWRIT
- 72d With, in OiseAVEC
- 73d Exam marksTICKS
- 74d N.H.L. team with the longest Stanley Cup drought, familiarlyLEAFS
- 75d Smallest Canadian prov.PEI
- 80d Canning package?SEVERANCE
- 82d Mallorca, por ejemploISLA
- 83d Reason for turbulenceSTORM
- 85d Anatomical appendage that only humans and gorillas haveUVULA
- 87d Modern “seize the day”YOLO
- 88d StunnedAWED
- 90d Computer model inputsDATASETS
- 92d Ship that transported the Golden FleeceARGO
- 93d Hardly a team playerEGOIST
- 95d Betrays, in a wayFLIPSON
- 98d Like an unnatural smileFORCED
- 99d Tech debut of 2007IPHONE
- 100d Examine creepilyLEERAT
- 101d ___ Mae Brown (Whoopi’s role in “Ghost”)ODA
- 102d World’s most-produced organic compoundETHENE
- 104d Puts up a false frontBLUFFS
- 108d Property of curium, but not ceriumHARDC
- 110d Eavesdrop, e.g.SNOOP
- 113d Surrealist MagritteRENE
- 115d Fit of irritationSNIT
- 117d Fish in niçoise saladTUNA
- 118d Cuts offENDS
- 119d Actor Brody of “The O.C.”ADAM
- 121d “Spring forward” hrs.DST
- 123d Illegally interfere with, as an electionRIG
- 124d Remote abbr.VOL
- 125d Special ___OPS