The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 03/09/2025. The March 09 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a First lady McKinleyIDA
- 4a Common saltwater baitfishSHAD
- 8a Letters before QLGBT
- 12a Become crunchy in the ovenCRISPUP
- 19a Image of Mickey, maybeCEL
- 20a ___ NostraCOSA
- 21a Lake that’s largely fed by the Detroit RiverERIE
- 22a “Red telephone,” historicallyHOTLINE
- 23a Breakfast order requestOVEREASY
- 25a [London Herald, 4/16/1912]TITANICSINKS
- 27a [The New York Times, 8/9/1974]NIXONRESIGNS
- 29a “Scarface”ALCAPONE
- 30a ScheduleSLATE
- 31a Drives offSHOOS
- 32a “Catch ya later!”ADIOS
- 33a Wee oneTOT
- 34a Frankincense or myrrhRESIN
- 36a T-E-A-M doesn’t have one, so they sayANI
- 37a Plantain lily, by another nameHOSTA
- 39a [Chicago Daily Tribune, 11/3/1948]DEWEYDEFEATSTRUMAN
- 47a Company once called the California Perfume CompanyAVON
- 48a Wrap one’s head aroundGET
- 49a Popular Hawaiian dishPOKE
- 50a Driest country in sub-Saharan AfricaNAMIBIA
- 54a They’re below parBIRDIES
- 56a Choice wordsORS
- 57a Footwear for a sharp dresser?STILETTOS
- 59a “___ Mouse,” Chick Corea jazz standard of 1972SENOR
- 60a Toward the opposing goal, in hockeyUPICE
- 62a Geometry calculation: Abbr.VOL
- 63a “How ya doin’?”SUP
- 64a [Variety, 10/30/1929]WALLSTLAYSANEGG
- 70a ___ DhabiABU
- 73a Alliance since 1948, in briefOAS
- 74a Golf’s Slammin’ SammySNEAD
- 75a BouquetAROMA
- 79a Seer cursed by Apollo so that her prophecies would not be believedCASSANDRA
- 83a PoorlyILL
- 84a Headwear that’s stereotypically redFIREHAT
- 86a Breakout performer?ESCAPEE
- 87a It’s blowin’ in the windVANE
- 89a ___ thruster (physics lab device)ION
- 90a Corrin of “Nosferatu”EMMA
- 91a [New York Daily News, 10/30/1975]FORDTOCITYDROPDEAD
- 95a “The rubber people,” in NahuatlOLMEC
- 98a “Biting” characteristicWIT
- 99a Big name in health careAETNA
- 100a TroubleWOE
- 101a FleetRAPID
- 104a Where people typically go to the mat?PORCH
- 106a Attempt to tearRIPAT
- 111a Fool aroundLOLLYGAG
- 113a With 115-Across, [New York Post, 4/15/1983]HEADLESSBODY
- 115a See 113-AcrossINTOPLESSBAR
- 117a “Jeez Louise!”AWCOMEON
- 118a BoilsSEETHES
- 119a Latin “Look”ECCE
- 120a Filmmaker JohnsonRIAN
- 121a Degree held by only one U.S. president (George W. Bush)MBA
- 122a Drink after a race, sayHYDRATE
- 123a SignaledCUED
- 124a Wraps upENDS
- 125a The Second vis-à-vis the First, saySON
- Down
- 1d Cher and Madonna, e.g.ICONS
- 2d Old Scratch, with “the”DEVIL
- 3d Baby name whose popularity plummeted after 2015ALEXA
- 4d It might be chewed in a theaterSCENERY
- 5d FrostHOAR
- 6d TaxpayersASSESSEES
- 7d 9 to 5, e.g.DAYSHIFT
- 8d ReleaseLETGO
- 9d BeamsGRINS
- 10d Parts of comedy routinesBITS
- 11d Serving at a Chinese restaurantTEA
- 12d Carolina Reaper, for oneCHILI
- 13d Good name for a geologist?ROCCO
- 14d “How sad”ITSASHAME
- 15d LapseSLIP
- 16d Some red or white winesPINOTS
- 17d Pull some strings?UNKNOT
- 18d Old Spanish coinPESETA
- 24d Waste awayROT
- 26d BottomNADIR
- 28d Actress SkyeIONE
- 32d Payments made at a tableANTES
- 35d Leg upEDGE
- 36d QueryASK
- 38d “I’ll get to work right now”ONIT
- 39d DollopsDABS
- 40d ___ Woods, best-selling author of 2023’s “The Lost Bookshop”EVIE
- 41d ThreadbareWORN
- 42d Fund, as a collegeENDOW
- 43d They’re known to open with some jokesAPRILS
- 44d Longtime music director of the NBC Symphony OrchestraTOSCANINI
- 45d The “U” of 60-DownUNION
- 46d “Damage” director LouisMALLE
- 51d K-pop septetBTS
- 52d Short note?IOU
- 53d Creature in the final scene of “Cleopatra”ASP
- 55d Long-term deposit, in briefIRA
- 56d Go (for)OPT
- 58d Certain spotTVAD
- 60d It once shared a land border with 16 countriesUSSR
- 61d Drawstring placeEYELET
- 65d Hardly the social butterflyLONER
- 66d StowedLADED
- 67d ___ sodaSAL
- 68d NeedlefishGAR
- 69d Monopolist’s traitGREED
- 70d One-pointer in cribbageACE
- 71d Some undergrad degs.BAS
- 72d Trojans’ sch.USC
- 76d “Jeez, I can’t catch a break”OHME
- 77d Call from a cribMAMA
- 78d SlightlyATAD
- 80d Umpire’s rulingSAFE
- 81d Writings of dubious authenticityAPOCRYPHA
- 82d EschewAVOID
- 84d “Victory is mine!,” in modern lingoFORTHEWIN
- 85d Privy toINON
- 88d Make a sceneACT
- 89d “My heavens!”IDECLARE
- 92d They can support a nest eggTWIGS
- 93d 48-oz. beer glassYARD
- 94d Service providers?PARSONS
- 95d Wise-appearingOWLISH
- 96d ___ TunesLOONEY
- 97d Like the cheese in a grilled cheeseMELTED
- 102d Protective tip on a laceAGLET
- 103d Bel ___ cheesePAESE
- 104d Informal goodbyePEACE
- 105d Made some waves?OARED
- 107d Tech giant whose initials are its N.Y.S.E. symbolIBM
- 108d Some have metersPOEMS
- 109d Mexican marinadeADOBO
- 110d “The Seduction of Joe ___” (1979 Alan Alda film)TYNAN
- 112d Tolkien trilogy, for shortLOTR
- 113d Morehouse or Howard, in briefHBCU
- 114d Whole bunchSCAD
- 116d InstantSEC