The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 10/19/2025. The October 19 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Huge successSMASH
- 6a Seal, sayCLOSE
- 11a From the beginningANEW
- 15a ___ sequencing (lab technique)DNA
- 18a Lively Bohemian dancesPOLKAS
- 20a Alternative to a tissue, informallyHANKY
- 21a Bit in a hippie’s necklaceLOVEBEAD
- 23a Poker declarationIRAISE
- 24a Remove, as a ribbonUNTIE
- 25a Share confidences withOPENUPTO
- 26a Business traveler’s convenienceCOMPANYCARD
- 28a Divisions on a mapCOUNTRIES
- 29a Brian ___, songwriter who popularized the term “generative music”ENO
- 30a Second volumeBOOKII
- 31a “hahaha im DEAD!”ROFL
- 32a Broadband inits.DSL
- 33a Fights back tears?DARNS
- 34a Michelle Obama, to PrincetonALUM
- 36a Indulge (in)PARTAKE
- 40a National Arab American Heritage MonthAPRIL
- 43a Place to hang at home?CLOSET
- 45a Oppressive political regime, so to speak, with “the”SYSTEM
- 46a Have an ominous presenceLOOMLARGE
- 50a Sound of a joke going over one’s headWHOOSH
- 52a Giant Middle-earth creatureENT
- 53a Arched recessAPSE
- 54a Person I truly amREALME
- 56a “Hey!” from on highUPHERE
- 59a Word with pack or rugRAT
- 60a Senior, informallyOLDSTER
- 61a Org. that confiscates liquidsTSA
- 62a Knocked out of the parkACED
- 65a Pop culture hit about dystopian technologyMRROBOTO
- 67a Former parent of NBCRCA
- 69a Eliminators of some teamsPLAYOFFS
- 72a Corn chip with a “Fuego” flavorTAKI
- 73a In the vein ofALA
- 75a Smallish batteriesAACELLS
- 77a Rapper ___ MilliFLO
- 78a Get involvedSTEPIN
- 80a PerceptiveSHREWD
- 81a Hawaiian shindigLUAU
- 82a Clothes for a doze, in briefPJS
- 85a Native of the Delaware ValleyLENAPE
- 87a Pursuers of utopian goalsIDEALISTS
- 89a Coffees that aren’t single-originBLENDS
- 92a Self-admiring sortEGOIST
- 94a Major Ukrainian seaportODESA
- 95a SisterlySORORAL
- 97a Sneaky plotRUSE
- 98a Pilgrims in Saudi ArabiaHAJIS
- 101a Ear-related prefixOTO
- 102a Not fully openAJAR
- 104a Hybrid pastryCRONUT
- 106a P, to PericlesRHO
- 109a Injection associated with a certain toxinANTIVENOM
- 112a Annoyances for ticket holdersTRAINDELAYS
- 114a Palm Springs or Puerto Vallarta, notablyGAYMECCA
- 115a Brown songbirdsWRENS
- 116a Tale-telling brothersGRIMMS
- 117a Turned upAPPEARED
- 118a “Strike up the band!”HITIT
- 119a Neighbor of a SaudiYEMENI
- 120a Nickname for RachelRAE
- 121a Verbally expresses disdainTUTS
- 122a Warning signsOMENS
- 123a Tightly packedDENSE
- Down
- 1d Food enlivenerSPICE
- 2d Hardly a geniusMORON
- 3d Home to a chapel with the Texas flag flying beside itALAMO
- 4d Spotify buttonSKIP
- 5d Loves, loves, loves the occasionHASABALL
- 6d HurlsCHUCKS
- 7d Feature of a Hawaiian houseLANAI
- 8d Being prosecutedONTRIAL
- 9d Go downhill fast, saySKID
- 10d ___ candyEYE
- 11d ChillyALOOF
- 12d Orange juice preferenceNOPULP
- 13d With no one ahead or behindEVEN
- 14d Lost all liquid resourcesWENTDRY
- 15d Remove hair fromDEPILATE
- 16d Main antagonist on HBO’s “Euphoria”NATE
- 17d ClamorsADOS
- 19d Mexicali misterSENOR
- 22d RupturesBURSTS
- 27d Over there, poeticallyYON
- 28d Openly reveal one’s sexualityCOMEOUT
- 31d Process for would-be GreeksRUSH
- 33d It’s over a quarter of a quarterDIME
- 35d Features of the names of many Apple productsLOWERCASEIS
- 37d N.Y.C. stadium eponymASHE
- 38d Doll of a guy?KEN
- 39d Vitals checker, in briefEMT
- 40d Interrupter of dreams, maybeALARM
- 41d Genre for Keith HaringPOPART
- 42d Political platforms?ROSTRA
- 43d Saxon’s foeCELT
- 44d Competitive athlete’s goal, perhapsTOPSPEED
- 47d Guthrie who sang “Alice’s Restaurant”ARLO
- 48d Bureaucratic barriersREDTAPE
- 49d Fuel sourceGASOLINE
- 51d “Care to dance?”SHALLWE
- 55d Sea, to SeuratMER
- 57d They may be caught in the summerRAYS
- 58d Prefix with sphereECO
- 60d Tribute in the Tribune, sayOBIT
- 63d Flow outEFFUSE
- 64d Keys above C’sDFLATS
- 66d BlessesOKS
- 68d “That feels ama-a-azing!”AAH
- 70d Alan with six EmmysALDA
- 71d Composer who led the U.S. Marine BandSOUSA
- 74d Canniest, for instanceANAGRAM
- 76d Artist’s feedback session, informallyCRIT
- 79d Olaf’s creator in “Frozen”ELSA
- 81d TopsLIDS
- 82d Channel supported by pledge drivesPBS
- 83d “Jenny From the Block” singer, to fansJLO
- 84d Immune cell variationSEROTYPE
- 86d Flow (out)POUR
- 88d Hung around idlyLOITERED
- 90d “Sorry, I’m unavailable!”NOTIME
- 91d Tried to conveyDROVEAT
- 93d HideSECRETE
- 96d Surgical instrumentLANCET
- 98d Lifts with a pulleyHOISTS
- 99d “Dear ___” (greeting in an old advice column)ANN
- 100d Overly fault-findingJUDGY
- 103d “The Grapes of Wrath” familyJOADS
- 105d Entered quicklyRANIN
- 106d Food traditionally eaten with chopsticksRAMEN
- 107d Songs on SundaysHYMNS
- 108d Actor Davis who delivered Malcolm X’s eulogyOSSIE
- 109d Gelatinous thickenerAGAR
- 110d ___ ValleyNAPA
- 111d Shade lighter than cappuccinoECRU
- 112d Decorative auto upgradeTRIM
- 113d Mojito garnishLIME
- 115d 50,000-watt clear-channel radio station in IowaWHO