Our New Yorker Crossword June 25, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword June 25, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 6/25/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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Clue |
1A |
Pass through fine mesh |
5A |
Hop-forward brews |
9A |
Herb in a caprese sandwich |
14A |
“Bury My Heart at Wounded ___” |
15A |
Word that can refer to an astronomical phenomenon or a kind of smoked salmon |
16A |
Bring together |
17A |
Woes |
18A |
“Double, double ___ and trouble” |
19A |
Get the suds off of |
20A |
1977 erotica collection by Anaïs Nin |
23A |
Patronize, as a hotel |
24A |
___ show (solo performance such as John Leguizamo’s “Freak”) |
28A |
Animal that Winston fears in “Nineteen Eighty-Four” |
30A |
Common fish-and-chips fish |
31A |
Honest ___ (Presidential nickname) |
32A |
2003 coming-of-age novel by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie |
37A |
Regarding |
38A |
Segment of a train |
39A |
“The phone ___ first” (food blogger’s credo) |
40A |
2011 historical-fantasy novel by Erin Morgenstern |
45A |
Mo. when Cesar Chavez Day is celebrated |
46A |
Coquettish |
47A |
Flightless bird seen in Liberty Mutual commercials |
48A |
Larcenous fox on “Dora the Explorer” |
50A |
Athabascan-speaking people of the Southwest |
55A |
2016 novel by Colleen Hoover . . . or a description of each of the titles at 20-, 32-, and 40-Across |
59A |
Unwasted? |
62A |
Greek “I” |
63A |
Rowers’ implements |
64A |
Novelist Jong who is the titular mother of the 2025 memoir “How to Lose Your Mother” |
65A |
Drug ___ (informal executive-branch title) |
66A |
Female horse |
67A |
Word after Northanger or Westminster |
68A |
Charlotte Brontë heroine Jane |
69A |
Underworld river that Achilles was dipped into by the heel |
1D |
Loses traction on ice, say |
2D |
Body of water mostly surrounded by land |
3D |
Dude |
4D |
Easily annoyed |
5D |
All things considered |
6D |
“And voilà—it’s gone!” |
7D |
Tel ___, Israel |
8D |
“For ___: baby shoes, never worn” |
9D |
African country where Roland Rugero’s novel “Baho!” takes place |
10D |
Herb with a licorice-like flavor |
11D |
Something confessed in a confessional |
12D |
“___ a shame . . .” |
13D |
“To Kill a Mockingbird” author Harper |
21D |
Lobbying org. for seniors |
22D |
Inexperienced player, derisively |
25D |
Region whose official languages are Chinese and Portuguese |
26D |
Shares a border with |
27D |
Loch in the science-fiction book “The Loch” |
29D |
Like gizmos and gadgets |
30D |
Sorceress in the Odyssey |
32D |
“Nonsense!” |
33D |
Gestation locations |
34D |
Jazz bassist Carter or filmmaker Howard |
35D |
Accessory for a Seussian cat |
36D |
Triple ___ (margarita ingredient) |
37D |
Devices in bank vestibules |
41D |
Where rocks are formed? |
42D |
Al whose activism was the subject of “An Inconvenient Truth” |
43D |
“That’s old news to me” |
44D |
“Milk and Honey” poet Kaur |
49D |
Work of writing, music, or art |
51D |
Elemental units |
52D |
Snacks such as pani-puri and aloo tikki |
53D |
“There’s no time to lose!” |
54D |
English county where “The Turn of the Screw” is set |
56D |
“Sweet!” |
57D |
Showing signs of sleepiness |
58D |
Unit of a Goodreads rating |
59D |
Jean Rhys’s “Wide Sargasso ___” |
60D |
Mystical sphere |
61D |
Infant’s palindromic accessory |
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