The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 05/11/2025. The May 11 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Cartridge from the 1980sATARIGAME
- 10a Source of the words “galore” and “smithereens”IRISH
- 15a “Nice!”SWEET
- 20a Drag-racing venueMOTORPLEX
- 21a Nature personifiedMOTHEREARTH
- 23a “Pinky-swear?”PROMISEME
- 24a Step on a scale?MUSICALNOTE
- 25a The Beatles’ “White Album” has four of themSIDES
- 26a Sphere of influenceORBIT
- 28a 1957 Isaac Asimov novel, with “The”NAKEDSUN
- 29a Command that might be represented by a curved arrow pointing leftUNDO
- 30a Outer layer of the brainCORTEX
- 32a InveigleENTICE
- 33a Package drop-off sites: Abbr.POS
- 34a “Council,” in RussianSOVIET
- 35a “Flower Myth” painter PaulKLEE
- 36a Takes a bit off the topTRIMS
- 40a Showed off on an instrumentSOLOED
- 41a Follow closelyHEED
- 42a Note-to-self medium, perhapsPOSTIT
- 43a Beers from Bremen, informallySTPAULIS
- 46a Zingy flavorTANG
- 47a Way off in the distanceFAR
- 48a Agreeable wordsIDO
- 49a Defeated decisivelyWHIPPED
- 50a Fish that passes the “mirror test” of self-recognitionMANTARAY
- 52a Salon soundSNIP
- 53a Poker declarationIRAISE
- 54a “I’ve Been Everywhere” singer in the Country Music Hall of FameHANKSNOW
- 55a Mass agreementsAMENS
- 56a “Whoever did this has it coming!”SOMEONEISGETTINGFIRED
- 59a Lynn ___, Super Bowl X M.V.P.SWANN
- 60a At the end of the dayAFTERALL
- 61a RecentlyOFLATE
- 62a “Phooey!”RATS
- 63a Right of way, sayPRIORITY
- 64a Cornmeal dish at a trattoriaPOLENTA
- 65a “I ___ you!”OWE
- 66a EternityEON
- 67a Partner of 74-AcrossDINE
- 68a Acted diplomaticallyMEDIATED
- 69a Organ above the tracheaLARYNX
- 71a Comic AliWONG
- 72a Black outREDACT
- 73a Big name in the cleaning aisleLYSOL
- 74a Partner of 67-AcrossWINE
- 75a Embody something proudlyWEARIT
- 76a ___ Fring, “Breaking Bad” antagonistGUS
- 79a Spots for lavalier micsLAPELS
- 81a Hebrew greetingSHALOM
- 82a Turn to pulpMASH
- 83a 1999 Maeve Binchy novelTARAROAD
- 86a Young salmonSMOLT
- 87a Unit of magnetic flux densityGAMMA
- 88a Spirit with a citrus flavorORANGEVODKA
- 90a Head cheeseMISTERBIG
- 93a Minor crimeMISDEMEANOR
- 94a Adding up (to)AMOUNTING
- 95a Joy on TVBEHAR
- 96a Button on many appliancesSTART
- 97a “Network” co-star, 1976NEDBEATTY
- Down
- 1d InvigoratesAMPSUP
- 2d Home of the Italian soccer club JuventusTORINO
- 3d Fighting (with)ATODDS
- 4d Fictional character who says “Here’s to my love! O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick”ROMEO
- 5d Mechanism that controls a camera’s apertureIRIS
- 6d Dashboard device, in briefGPS
- 7d Tavern offeringALE
- 8d High school reunion topicMEMORIES
- 9d SpentEXERTED
- 10d AmalgamateIMMIX
- 11d Uninteresting game, perhapsROUT
- 12d Word with a commonly misapplied apostropheITS
- 13d Climbed, as a ropeSHINNED
- 14d Greek goddess depicted holding torches and snakesHECATE
- 15d Person on a nominating committee, saySELECTOR
- 16d Goes nowhere in particularWANDERS
- 17d Psyche’s partnerEROS
- 18d Accusatory wordsETTU
- 19d “Well ___”THEN
- 22d Twice-distilled Turkish beverageRAKI
- 27d Item in a hedgeBET
- 30d LassCOLLEEN
- 31d Semicircular?OVOID
- 32d With styleELEGANTLY
- 34d “Let’s eat!”SOUPSON
- 35d School whose sports teams are known as the Golden FlashesKENTSTATE
- 37d Traveling from place to placeITINERANT
- 38d Shopgirl in a Paris boutiqueMIDINETTE
- 39d FreezesSTOPSDEAD
- 40d Homo ___ neanderthalensisSAPIENS
- 41d Strong urgeHANKERING
- 42d Cough upPAY
- 43d Cake with a distinctive swirlSWISSROLL
- 44d Casual and not meant to be taken seriously, as a remarkTHROWAWAY
- 45d Spinal cord membranesPIAMATERS
- 46d Shade akin to pumpkinTANGERINE
- 47d Court favor in a cringey fashionFAWN
- 50d Beasts with enormous tusksMASTODONS
- 51d Shake upROIL
- 52d Show warmth toSMILEAT
- 54d Like recording studio equipmentHIFI
- 55d PlagueAFFLICT
- 57d Take inEARN
- 58d Archer’s giftGOODAIM
- 63d Old curse wordPOX
- 64d Actor Pascal of “Gladiator II”PEDRO
- 66d What provides the big picture?ENLARGER
- 68d Noon or 6:00 p.m., for someMEALTIME
- 70d Reality TV star HadidYOLANDA
- 71d Something sown, per an idiomWILDOAT
- 72d Macho stereotypeREALMAN
- 74d Goes in and outWEAVES
- 75d Word before knows or caresWHO
- 76d Chess openingGAMBIT
- 77d Dime store?USMINT
- 78d In need of a haircut, saySHAGGY
- 80d Limerick, e.g.POEM
- 81d Tricked out with the latest technology, saySMART
- 82d One-named Brazilian soccer star who is a six-time FIFA World Player of the YearMARTA
- 83d Body building?TOMB
- 84d ___ Crown Theater (downtown Chicago landmark)ARIE
- 85d Acting without thinkingRASH
- 86d Candy brand with a crown in its logoSKOR
- 87d See 89-DownGENE
- 89d 87-Down makeupDNA
- 91d It may be rolled out in the backyardSOD
- 92d Setting for Jacques-Louis David’s painting “The Death of Marat”TUB