The Crossword Puzzle Answers for 09/07/2025. The September 07 2025 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
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- Across
- 1a Where Gloria Estefan was bornHAVANA
- 7a Hairstyle that can be casual or formalUPDO
- 11a Relative of a sultanEMIR
- 15a Strikebreaking sortSCAB
- 19a One who gives a good talking-to?ORATOR
- 20a Spring’s opposite, tidallyNEAP
- 21a Constant nuisanceBANE
- 22a Mansión, por ejemploCASA
- 23a As the British pound rises in value, the dollar ___BILLWITHERS
- 25a Sure thingsSLAMDUNKS
- 27a Area with pewsNAVE
- 28a Part of many a morning routineSHAVE
- 29a EquipmentGEAR
- 30a Orchestra section toward the middle of the pitOBOES
- 31a With 76-Down, individuallyONEAT
- 33a FuryIRE
- 34a After spending the afternoon at Epcot, we had dinner at a ___ bistroTONYORLANDO
- 36a Ancestor of the tuba or sousaphoneBASSHORN
- 38a Low-quality paper?RAG
- 39a Like a naughty Beetle Bailey, in briefAWOL
- 40a OverdoneTRITE
- 41a The “E” of Q.E.D.ERAT
- 43a DepletedUSEDUP
- 48a Facetious suffix with mostEST
- 51a Did Joyce write courtesy of a ___?ULYSSESGRANT
- 55a Blunt negativeNOPE
- 56a Philosopher who purportedly said “The best fighter is never angry”LAOTSE
- 58a Have a bawlSOB
- 59a Son of Hanna-Barbera’s Doggie DaddyAUGIE
- 60a Reason to relocate a picnic blanket, maybeANTS
- 61a Borneo neighborSUMATRA
- 63a Female moose or elephantCOW
- 65a Fish-eating raptorsERNS
- 66a Dab with a towelBLOT
- 67a Subdivisions of some counties: Abbr.TWPS
- 68a An increase in ham prices forced the deli to ___ sandwiches higherMARKCUBAN
- 71a BeggedPLED
- 72a Scorch the surfaceSEAR
- 73a Andean stimulantCOCA
- 74a Source of the films “The Blues Brothers” and “Coneheads,” in briefSNL
- 75a Gerald Ford or William Howard Taft, onceYALEMAN
- 78a Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g.TRIO
- 79a Words before sea or lunchOUTTO
- 81a Summer mo.AUG
- 83a Decks for readingTAROTS
- 84a Biblical prepositionUNTO
- 85a To Washington ___, Germany, seemed far from Tarrytown, N.Y.IRVINGBERLIN
- 88a Big word in advertisingNEW
- 89a ToadyYESMAN
- 91a Buzz, so to speakCALL
- 92a Charles or Ray who lent their name to a kind of chairEAMES
- 94a Unpleasant lookLEER
- 97a Social gathering of a sortBEE
- 98a Certain caninesEYETEETH
- 102a Some Californians consider Santa ___ on EarthBARBARAEDEN
- 107a ___-coneSNO
- 108a StockpileSTORE
- 109a Anesthetic first used on a patient in 1842ETHER
- 110a “Fine as is, actually”STET
- 111a Canada’s first national park, founded in 1885BANFF
- 113a “___ Three Lives” (early TV drama)ILED
- 114a The shark-warning notes of “Jaws,” for exampleLEITMOTIF
- 116a The supermodel was holding a copy of ___ herself on the beachELLEFANNING
- 118a Tackle box itemLINE
- 119a Home makeover, in briefRENO
- 120a Election Day is one: Abbr.TUES
- 121a Work on the score ofNOTATE
- 122a Carbon compoundENOL
- 123a Beat one’s chestBRAG
- 124a Set of pull-ups?ARMS
- 125a Very highSTONED
- Down
- 1d SchmoozeHOBNOB
- 2d ___ Afghan Airlines, carrier to the MideastARIANA
- 3d Parts of a heart or trumpetVALVES
- 4d No fewer thanATLEAST
- 5d “Stat!”NOW
- 6d Media personalities Melber and FleischerARIS
- 7d Remove a restraint fromUNHARNESS
- 8d IrkPEEVE
- 9d Have the nerveDARE
- 10d Special ___OPS
- 11d Buddy who portrayed TV’s Jed ClampettEBSEN
- 12d Peninsula in southeast AsiaMALAYA
- 13d ConsecutivelyINAROW
- 14d Somnial acronymREM
- 15d Aquatic acronymSCUBA
- 16d Collection of lawsCANON
- 17d “Jeez, sorry I ___!”ASKED
- 18d Sarastro in Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” e.g.BASSO
- 24d Product of the first three primesTHIRTY
- 26d Tiny house occupantsDOLLS
- 29d Get crazy (over)GOGAGA
- 32d Pushes with forceTHRUSTS
- 34d SmearsTARS
- 35d Directs, as cargoROUTES
- 37d Edmonton N.H.L. playerOILER
- 38d International shoe brand originating in EnglandREEBOK
- 42d Extremely loyalTRUEBLUE
- 44d One who’s a well-meaning but bad influence on a friend, maybeENABLER
- 45d Why do none of the Fruit of the Loom characters ___-colored clothing?DONLEMON
- 46d CurrentUPTODATE
- 47d AnnoyancePEST
- 48d Trains above street levelELS
- 49d White wine named for a region in FranceSAUTERNE
- 50d Peeping ___ for Lady Godiva to appearTOMWAITS
- 52d Like some philosophical argumentsSOCRATIC
- 53d Taj Mahal’s cityAGRA
- 54d NumbskullNINNY
- 57d Bar with draftsTAPROOM
- 62d Love, in LyonAMOUR
- 64d Spots to go in the U.K.WCS
- 69d End of any Shakespeare playACTV
- 70d PowerlessUNABLE
- 71d Space ballsPLANETS
- 72d Bed-___ (Brooklyn neighborhood, familiarly)STUY
- 73d Shakespeare, vis-à-vis the expression “brave new world”COINER
- 76d See 31-AcrossATIME
- 77d Sydney’s state: Abbr.NSW
- 80d How some risks are takenONABET
- 82d ImmaturityGREENNESS
- 86d Secluded valleyGLEN
- 87d “Take it easy, will you?!”LAYOFF
- 90d StartleALARM
- 93d Mounted below the surface ofSETINTO
- 95d ___ SundayEASTER
- 96d Body part containing photoreceptorsRETINA
- 99d Relating to the wind’s movementEOLIAN
- 100d Vingt + dixTRENTE
- 101d EquivocatedHEDGED
- 102d Ball girl?BELLE
- 103d Didn’t dine outATEIN
- 104d Large safari sightRHINO
- 105d Intoxicating Asian plant whose name sounds like an insectBETEL
- 106d Clear, in a way, as a windshieldDEFOG
- 107d Beaver State capitalSALEM
- 111d Sight of a speeding car, maybeBLUR
- 112d Season ticket holders, presumablyFANS
- 115d Spherical shapeORB
- 116d Info for a traveler, for shortETA
- 117d Follower of waste and wantNOT