The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 03/02/2025. The March 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 TownBUG
- 4a “___ funny ?” (the most exciting phrase to hear in science, per Isaac Asimov)THATS
- 9a “Don’t take offense,” nowadaysNOSHADE
- 16a N.Y.C. neighborhood where the Cronut was inventedSHO
- 19a Mid-voyageASA
- 20a Members of a tough crowd, perhapsBOOERS
- 21a Some painkillersOPIATES
- 22a Neighbor of PakistanIAN
- 23a Go-ahead responsesNOS
- 24a The humanities, traditionallyARTSANDLETTERS
- 26a Move gingerlyESE
- 27a H.S. exams taken for college creditAPS
- 28a Hockey goal scored by deflecting an incoming puckTIPIN
- 29a Follower of Robespierre, in 18th-century FranceJACOBIN
- 30a Winged pestGAT
- 31a What a daredevil might go withoutNET
- 32a Binary pronoun optionsHEORSHE
- 34a Photographer GoldinNAN
- 35a Expecting, informallyPREGO
- 37a One of two, in this clueANAPEST
- 39a MafiosiMADEMEN
- 42a Armada vesselGALLON
- 43a SmidgenTAD
- 44a One tapped by leadership?SIR
- 45a TemperMOOD
- 46a Bit of smack talkDIS
- 47a Sacred bird of Egyptian mythologyIBIS
- 49a Go in circlesGRATE
- 51a Taiwan-based tech giantASUS
- 52a Formicary residentsANTS
- 54a Part of an underground networkROOT
- 55a Maritime hazardREF
- 56a It’s simultaneously attractive and repulsiveMANET
- 58a Malty craft beerRYEIPA
- 60a PersonalOWN
- 61a Mont Blanc, par exempleAPE
- 62a Like much limestoneGAY
- 63a Gender abbr.FEM
- 64a Mama’s mamaNANA
- 66a Warning letters before a linkNSFW
- 68a Narrative arcPOT
- 69a Athletic competitionsMETS
- 70a Band whose name is a rhyme schemeABA
- 71a Vaping implementECIG
- 72a Oscar-winning MichelleYEOH
- 73a Modest bouquetPSY
- 74a On the safe side, nauticallyALE
- 75a Derby entryCOT
- 76a Comedian PhilipsEMO
- 77a Pompous “I”ROYALE
- 79a Makes mincemeat ofGRIDS
- 81a VerifiableTRE
- 82a Actor Sebastian ___ of the “Avengers” moviesSTAN
- 83a Capital of East TimorDILI
- 84a Hurt badlyMAIM
- 85a Packaging cordsTWINS
- 87a SlipperyEELY
- 88a Sloth, e.g.SIN
- 89a All-encompassing prefixOMNI
- 90a Goddess of the dawnEOS
- 91a Site-seeing need?URL
- 92a ___ Rebellion (19th-century Chinese conflict)TAPING
- 95a Something to chew onTEETHER
- 97a Is too overwhelmed with emotion to speakCANTEEN
- 101a ShowyORATE
- 102a Big name in fruit juice, or the first three letters of the fruit in itPOM
- 103a What “E” on a gauge meansADDFUEL
- 105a iPhone speaker?SRI
- 106a Spinoff of a popular lecture seriesTEX
- 107a Beers advertised with the slogan “La vida más fina”CORONAS
- 110a Prop ___PLANE
- 111a Actress Carrie of HBO’s “The Leftovers”CON
- 112a FightingATT
- 113a Tidy way to color ? and where seven words are hiding in this puzzle?INSIDETHELINES
- 115a Word on a shoppe signODE
- 116a Nike’s swoosh or McDonald’s golden archesLOO
- 117a Course with a name derived from the French word for “clear the table”DESSERT
- 118a Filmmaker John who directed the “Thriller” music videoLANDIS
- 119a EqualPER
- 120a Not quite yetSON
- 121a Big name in Western wearSTETSON
- 122a “Good grief!”MYGOD
- 123a Some flight tracker data, for shortEDS
- Down
- 1d Word after second or before splitBANANA
- 2d Hard court tournamentUSOPEN
- 3d What might fill you up after you fill upGASSTATIONFOOD
- 4d Parliamentary conservativesTORIES
- 5d Cuisine style that’s kept simmering at the tableHOTPOT
- 6d Pantheon of Norse godsAESIR
- 7d SendTRANSMIT
- 8d W-9 nine: Abbr.SSN
- 9d Shortened name on a Pelicans jerseyNOLA
- 10d Well-connected grp.?OPEC
- 11d Take a breatherSITONEOUT
- 12d Milliners’ decorationsHATBANDS
- 13d Stayed home for dinnerATEIN
- 14d “Nebraska” actor BruceDERN
- 15d Shape of the border between yin and yangESS
- 16d Longtime host Robert of NPR’s “All Things Considered”SIEGEL
- 17d TriesHASAGO
- 18d Approximate weight of a subcompact car or a medium-size giraffeONETON
- 20d Came clean?BATHED
- 25d Set new records, say, informallyDJED
- 33d ___ pants (loose-fitting garb)HAREM
- 35d American patriot ThomasPAINE
- 36d Author of the “Goosebumps” seriesRLSTINE
- 38d Gone byPAST
- 40d Came (from)EMANATED
- 41d Walks leisurelyMOSEYS
- 42d Sydneysider’s salutationGDAYMATES
- 44d Two-point play in American footballSAFETY
- 47d “At a time like this, scorching ___, not convincing argument, is needed”: Frederick DouglassIRONY
- 48d Super Mario character also known as King KoopaBOWSER
- 49d ___ hook (device attached to a rope or cable)GRAPPLING
- 50d StillnessREPOSE
- 53d Star witness?SPACETELESCOPE
- 57d 16 years, for Little League BaseballAGELIMIT
- 58d Risen from the ashesREBORN
- 59d Sloth, e.g.ANIMAL
- 63d Lead-in to a stark realityFACTIS
- 65d Extreme painAGONY
- 67d Line of questioning?WHYISIT
- 69d SaltwaterMARINE
- 78d Letter-shaped dress styleALINE
- 79d Single-player and multiplayer, for twoGAMEMODES
- 80d Knight’s needSTEED
- 82d Rockefeller Plaza muralistSERT
- 84d DriverMOTORIST
- 86d Puns and anagrams, e.g.WORDPLAY
- 91d Except ifUNLESS
- 92d Comes toTOTALS
- 93d Retort that sounds like a “Star Wars” characterARETOO
- 94d “Twister” star BillPAXTON
- 96d Encryption code, in computer science lingoHASH
- 97d Spanish “when”CUANDO
- 98d Virgil epicAENEID
- 99d Worn downERODED
- 100d Some Bay Area athletes, familiarlyNINERS
- 102d FollowingPOSSE
- 104d Fun romanceFLING
- 107d Apt letters missing from “Te_h_ology r_view si_e”CNET
- 108d Emperor with a statue outside the ColosseumNERO
- 109d Memo headerATTN
- 113d Points the finger atIDS
- 114d Popular wood for American whiskey barrels until a 20th-century blightELM