The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 10/05/2025. The October 05 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 Classic target of a trollBILLYGOAT
- 10a Prized steedARAB
- 14a Little hellionsIMPS
- 18a Hard to understandCLEARASMUD
- 20a Latvian capitalRIGA
- 21a Kindle competitorNOOK
- 22a Sailor who drinks only the finest grog?CLASSYMATEY
- 24a Knockoff version of a sweet treat?GOODYCOPY
- 26a ID on a credit checkSSN
- 27a End-of-level showdownBOSSFIGHT
- 29a “When in the ___ of human events …”COURSE
- 30a BridgesSPANS
- 32a Vote forYEA
- 33a Paint carelesslyDAUB
- 34a Alternative to kaleCHARD
- 35a Projectionist’s itemFILMREEL
- 38a “If you ask me nicely ?”IMAY
- 42a Game with players known as “shooters”CRAPS
- 43a Convenient spot for a cat nap?HANDYBELLY
- 45a Singer RitaORA
- 46a Official hand gesture of HawaiiSHAKA
- 47a “Darn it!”DANG
- 48a 1950s political nicknameIKE
- 49a WildAMUCK
- 51a The 4,765-year-old “Methuselah” is onePINE
- 52a ZilchNADA
- 53a Prominent feature of dubstep musicBASS
- 55a Wrap up tightSWATHE
- 56a Press coverageINK
- 57a ScorchingOVERHOT
- 59a Agent’s good newsITSAHIT
- 60a Cryptographers’ needsKEYS
- 62a Suitable for the middle-aged?FORTYWORTHY
- 65a “Oh, dear!”MYMY
- 66a Flies the coopESCAPES
- 68a Pain-relieving drugDEMEROL
- 69a The Chiffons’ “___ So Fine”HES
- 70a Knitted capBEANIE
- 71a Pop icon with a Best Actress awardCHER
- 73a Huff and puff?VAPE
- 74a “Look what I did!”TADA
- 75a BewilderedATSEA
- 76a Polynesian staplePOI
- 77a Twisted doLOCS
- 78a Global currency market, for shortFOREX
- 79a Martial artist BruceLEE
- 80a Suspicious absence from school?FISHYHOOKY
- 84a Taps on the snootBOOPS
- 85a PlacesLAYS
- 87a SnuggleCANOODLE
- 88a Stooge who said “Soitenly!”CURLY
- 89a PosesASKS
- 91a “What’s up, ___?”DOC
- 92a Wise guysSAGES
- 93a Crudely built shackSHANTY
- 96a Purple fruit with a distinctive inner shapeSTARAPPLE
- 99a Barista or barristerJOB
- 102a “How sad. You actually think you can win,” e.g.?COCKYPITY
- 104a A locksmith getting stuck in bedroom handcuffs, say?STEAMYIRONY
- 107a Present opener?OMNI
- 108a Unlike a cover: Abbr.ORIG
- 109a Something parents may try to limit for their kidsSCREENTIME
- 110a See 95-DownTEEN
- 111a Creole stapleOKRA
- 112a In which actors barely go through the motions?SEXSCENES
- Down
- 1d Surreptitiously loops in, for shortBCCS
- 2d TroublesILLS
- 3d Low-fatLEAN
- 4d ___ AméricasLAS
- 5d Many, many mos.YRS
- 6d Venues like New York City’s Stonewall InnGAYBARS
- 7d Donny or MarieOSMOND
- 8d StockpileAMASS
- 9d Light rebukesTUTS
- 10d “For crying out loud!”ARGH
- 11d HootRIOT
- 12d BeforeAGO
- 13d Referee’s mistakeBADCALL
- 14d Nighttime demonsINCUBI
- 15d “Wuthering Heights” settingMOOR
- 16d Is visually strikingPOPS
- 17d Portree is the capital of this isleSKYE
- 19d Death-___DEFYING
- 23d Triangular signYIELD
- 25d Whom Uncle Sam wants for the U.S. ArmyYOU
- 28d Like wild meat, sometimesGAMY
- 30d Manage to lose, as a tailSHAKE
- 31d He was a “rollin’ stone,” in a Motown classicPAPA
- 33d Proofreader’s markDELE
- 34d Actor Affleck when he needs a nap?CRANKYCASEY
- 35d Some nonlicensed tributesFANART
- 36d Sluggers’ statsRBIS
- 37d Startled criesEEKS
- 39d Half-woman, half-bird, all attitude?MOUTHYHARPY
- 40d “Eureka!” shouterARCHIMEDES
- 41d Benny Hill theme songYAKETYSAX
- 42d Oolong or lapsang souchongCHINESETEA
- 43d Actor Bill of “Barry”HADER
- 44d Twists side-to-sideYAWS
- 46d Hybrid sport played with a trampoline-like netSPIKEBALL
- 47d Swiss locale of the annual meeting of the World Economic ForumDAVOS
- 50d Old-fashioned term of addressMAAM
- 52d GratisNOFEE
- 53d Garden shelterBOWER
- 54d Discovery of chemist John DaltonATOM
- 55d “You’re cramping my ___”STYLE
- 58d Evil alter ego of literatureHYDE
- 59d Waffle House alternativesIHOPS
- 61d SoundSANE
- 63d Not follow suit, in bridgeREVOKE
- 64d Frequent on-screen partner of HepburnTRACY
- 67d “La Vie en rose” singerPIAF
- 71d Sports journalist LindaCOHN
- 72d “___, Silver!”HIYO
- 74d Gimlets and screwdriversTOOLS
- 76d Ad Council spots, for shortPSAS
- 77d Some memes of the 2000sLOLCATS
- 78d Driver’s warningFORE
- 81d Disgusting, in totspeakICKYPOO
- 82d TV journalist KotbHODA
- 83d What wavy lines in comic strips representODORS
- 84d “I can’t believe what I’m seeing!” facial reactionBUGEYES
- 86d Became real, as bad newsSANKIN
- 88d Southwestern culinary fusionCALMEX
- 90d PigpenSTY
- 92d ExtraSPARE
- 93d Macbeth or MacduffSCOT
- 94d Bygone iPhone buttonHOME
- 95d Common 110-Across stressorACNE
- 96d Move around and aroundSTIR
- 97d Rapper with a feline-sounding nameTYGA
- 98d Chest muscles, for shortPECS
- 99d KnitJOIN
- 100d “This round’s ___”ONME
- 101d Effortless ways to advanceBYES
- 103d VexIRK
- 105d Close of business?INC
- 106d 66, for example: Abbr.RTE