The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 03/23/2025. The March 23 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 Capital of Western AustraliaPERTH
- 6a Doomed Ethiopian princessAIDA
- 10a Do some basic mathADD
- 13a Heats to just below a boil, as milkSCALDS
- 19a Setting for 6-AcrossOPERA
- 20a Higher in rank?SMELLIER
- 22a “Here!”TAKEIT
- 23a Stay in one’s lane?RESISTTHEMERGE
- 25a One place to redeem ticketsARCADE
- 26a One might be custom-printedTEE
- 27a TargetSHOOTAT
- 28a Brings inEARNS
- 30a Vehicle in 2020’s “Nomadland”VAN
- 31a Like bread more suitable for panzanellaSTALER
- 33a Canada’s ___ Nova National ParkTERRA
- 35a It follows OktoberFEST
- 36a CliffsNotes version of Holmes and Watson stories?MENSOLVEDMYSTERIES
- 42a Morales of the “Mission: Impossible” franchiseESAI
- 45a Wedding cake featuresTIERS
- 46a KnackTALENT
- 47a “When do you need this patched up?,” “Do you have the missing button?,” etc.?MENDERLINES
- 51a Hockey player who wears #1, traditionallyGOALIE
- 53a ___ milkOAT
- 54a Slightest amountLEAST
- 55a Pentagon div.DOD
- 56a Figure on a Wyoming license plateCOWBOY
- 60a Straightens upTIDIES
- 62a Neptune, e.g.SEAGOD
- 65a Weapon/fashion accessory for animation’s Sailor MoonTIARA
- 66a Apt name for a car salesman?OTTO
- 67a Best impression of a Springfield patriarch?FINESTHOMER
- 71a Start to wearFRAY
- 72a Where you might walk down the aislePLANE
- 74a The “K” of 15-DownKENNEL
- 75a Support on a leaseCOSIGN
- 77a Temporarily banish, as a college roommateSEXILE
- 79a Planks can build themABS
- 80a Wire holderSPOOL
- 82a Get along in yearsAGE
- 84a Vivid shade of yellowCANARY
- 86a Headline about a falsely incriminated person casting a ballot?VOTERFRAMED
- 89a Beautifully emotivePOETIC
- 91a ExudesOOZES
- 92a “___ we forget …”LEST
- 93a Delivered a nasty insult with perfect timing?NAILEDTHEDISMOMENT
- 99a Word after cash or readONLY
- 100a Toiled on a longship, maybeOARED
- 101a “Lawrence of Arabia” starOTOOLE
- 104a Cut shortMOW
- 105a Grain used in Italian cuisineFARRO
- 107a Turns inside outINVERTS
- 111a Bit of concert stage equipmentAMP
- 113a Liqueur in a spritzAPEROL
- 115a Classic breakup excuse ? or a phonetic hint to 23-, 36-, 47-, 67-, 86- and 93-AcrossITSNOTYOUITSME
- 118a Claim in a courtroomALLEGE
- 119a Dartmouth’s colorful nicknameBIGGREEN
- 120a 2010 comedy inspired by “The Scarlet Letter”EASYA
- 121a “Too bad for me!”MYLOSS
- 122a Mo. known for political surprisesOCT
- 123a Common conjunctionsANDS
- 124a Rule the ___ROOST
- Down
- 1d Wine whose name is the first half of its country of originPORT
- 2d Dueling weaponsEPEES
- 3d Electric appliance buttonRESET
- 4d Arm muscle, informallyTRI
- 5d Big painHASSLE
- 6d Noted family of New York City’s Gilded AgeASTORS
- 7d “If you ask me …,” to textersIMHO
- 8d Alternative to a citronella candleDEET
- 9d ___ materALMA
- 10d Sign at a gas stationAIR
- 11d Use a Clorox wipe on, sayDEGERM
- 12d GloomyDREARY
- 13d Laurel of Laurel and HardySTAN
- 14d They fill up a lotCARS
- 15d Org. that awards the “Paw of Courage” for canine heroismAKC
- 16d RetainLEAVEIN
- 17d Told some jokes, sayDIDASET
- 18d Surgical aidsSTENTS
- 21d LiteratureLETTERS
- 24d Before nowTHEN
- 29d One celebrating Ethiopian Christmas (Jan. 7)RASTA
- 32d In the thick ofAMID
- 34d Mag staffersEDS
- 35d It might have “-GUEST” in its nameFREEWIFI
- 37d Big name in elevatorsOTIS
- 38d Dryer detritusLINT
- 39d Victory symbolVEE
- 40d Soft mineralTALC
- 41d “Middlemarch” authorELIOT
- 42d ___ pop (hybrid music genre)EMO
- 43d Birthplace of StarbucksSEATTLE
- 44d Skeptical of big government, sayANTITAX
- 48d YalieELI
- 49d Ecosystem for an estimated 25% of all marine speciesREEF
- 50d Corrective eye surgeryLASIK
- 51d Kind of bootGOGO
- 52d “Hamilton” co-star Leslie ___ Jr.ODOM
- 55d “Matilda” authorDAHL
- 57d Darts or billiardsBARGAME
- 58d Ambrosia salad ingredientsORANGES
- 59d “Woo-hoo!”YAY
- 61d SufficeDONICELY
- 62d IDs that will never start 000 or 666: Abbr.SSNS
- 63d Summertime in VersaillesETE
- 64d Designer’s specialtyDECOR
- 66d Photo ___OPS
- 68d Warm, in a senseNEAR
- 69d Disc jockey : deejay :: nonbinary : ___ENBY
- 70d Feature of a yurt, but not a teepeeROOF
- 73d ThrillELATE
- 76d Camera choice, in briefSLR
- 78d Oklahoma’s “Wheat Capital”ENID
- 80d Red part of rhubarbSTEM
- 81d Philippine currencyPESO
- 83d Summer setting in Somerset, for shortEDT
- 85d Jackson or JackmanACTOR
- 86d NullifyingVOIDING
- 87d Parts of baby wts.OZS
- 88d Member of a choirALTO
- 89d Impressive arrayPANOPLY
- 90d Crude cavityOILWELL
- 91d Pablo Neruda’s “___ to My Socks”ODE
- 93d Polite “I’ll pass”NOMAAM
- 94d Gummy candy companyHARIBO
- 95d Like the Kama SutraEROTIC
- 96d DunderheadsMORONS
- 97d Caesar’s addressing?ETTU
- 98d More intrusiveNOSIER
- 102d Dogie catcherLASSO
- 103d Angela Lansbury was nominated for 18 of them (winning none)EMMYS
- 105d ObscuresFOGS
- 106d Some six-packsALES
- 108d Director EphronNORA
- 109d Powerful engineVTEN
- 110d Kept watch onEYED
- 112d Bog depositPEAT
- 114d ___ SpeedwagonREO
- 116d Army rank above cpl.SGT
- 117d Principle behind yin and yangTAO