The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 06/11/2025. The June 11 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 Obstinate foolASS
- 4a Co. badges, e.g.IDS
- 7a Keeps burning, saySTOKES
- 13a Apt name for a fretful fellowSTU
- 14a Yogi’s accessoryMAT
- 15a Goes off trackDERAILS
- 16a JabberYAP
- 17a Chang or Eng Bunker, notablySIAMESETWIN
- 19a Just managed, with “out”EKED
- 21a Mix upSTIR
- 22a Recoils suddenlySHIES
- 23a ___ Haute, Ind.TERRE
- 25a On its waySENT
- 27a Throwing a ball and grasping a pencil, e.g.MOTORSKILLS
- 32a Grammy-nominated poet Nikki ___GIOVANNI
- 34a PercolatedSEEPED
- 37a Balm additiveALOE
- 38a Observes Ramadan, sayFASTS
- 40a StretchinessGIVE
- 41a National park that’s home to the Pretty Rocks LandslideDENALI
- 43a Like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mochaSEASONAL
- 45a Provider of crucial testimonySTARWITNESS
- 47a Unbuckled seatbelt alertBEEP
- 48a ZigzagWEAVE
- 51a Solomonic figuresSAGES
- 55a Craft drafts, for shortIPAS
- 58a Sporty auto featureTTOP
- 59a Copyright wrongsPLAGIARISMS
- 62a Sounds heard during a cuteness overloadAWS
- 63a Took to the skyAVIATED
- 64a Young ‘unPUP
- 65a Soccer star Messi, familiarlyLEO
- 66a ApproachMANNER
- 67a Spot for wallowingSTY
- 68a One of four featured on the Yale Nature WalkELM
- Down
- 1d To dateASYET
- 2d Sticking point for a gardener?STAKE
- 3d Celestial phenomena observed at perigeesSUPERMOONS
- 4d Some online exchanges, in briefIMS
- 5d Speaker’s spotDAIS
- 6d Walks or runsSTAT
- 7d French possessiveSES
- 8d Bridge supportTRESTLE
- 9d SwearwordOATH
- 10d Aussie’s neighborKIWI
- 11d Nobel laureate WieselELIE
- 12d Figs. with two dashesSSNS
- 15d Jeter in CooperstownDEREK
- 18d Natural dividing line on a U.S. map, as suggested by this puzzle’s circled lettersMISSISSIPPI
- 20d Strongly suggestedDROVEAT
- 24d Fig. at a train stationETA
- 26d Titan makerNISSAN
- 28d Really killing it, so to speakONFIRE
- 29d Strand in a cellRNA
- 30d The World Map is the largest one to date, with 11,695 piecesLEGOSET
- 31d Does some creative accounting?SPINSATALE
- 32d Meander (about)GAD
- 33d Saint Martin, par exempleILE
- 35d Actress MendesEVA
- 36d Torre ___ Greco, ItalyDEL
- 39d Celebration whose full name translates as “festival of the first day”TET
- 42d Menlo Park, N.J., famouslyLABSITE
- 44d Hem, but not hawSEW
- 46d ScrewyWEIRD
- 49d I, for oneVOWEL
- 50d Surrey town known for its saltEPSOM
- 51d Most bulk emailSPAM
- 52d Thomas ___ EdisonALVA
- 53d AppreciationGAIN
- 54d Pulitzer-winning author JenniferEGAN
- 56d Certain vipersASPS
- 57d X-rated materialSMUT
- 60d ___ LingusAER
- 61d Stratego pieceSPY