New Yorker Crossword October 20 2025 Answers (10/20/25)

Here are all of the answers to today's New Yorker Crossword puzzle for October 20 2025 to help you finish it up!

Our New Yorker Crossword October 20, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.

The New Yorker Crossword October 20, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 10/20/25, 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 Fifth-century Central Asian
4A Bean sprout?
8A No longer relevant, with “up”
14A Year, in São Paulo
15A Cups that are topologically equivalent to doughnuts
16A “O.K., but no promises”
17A Immunity ___ (valuable item on “Survivor”)
19A Unit for a poet
20A Impede
21A “We need to cut back on spending” . . . or one description of three squares in this puzzle
24A Headed
25A ___ mess (English dessert)
26A “I don’t make the ___!”
28A Occurring simultaneously
31A Confusing misunderstandings
34A Pigeon pose, e.g.
35A Co. owned by Verizon from 2015 to 2021
37A Prepares to bathe, say
39A Water-filter brand
40A Maa-ing pa
42A Goal
43A Like the era in which the Triple Entente was formed: Abbr.
46A Femur-tibia connector, for short
47A Field known for small breakthroughs?
49A Type of account for a mortgagor
51A Gets to weigh in
53A Dispatches
55A Secular
56A Purported subject of some dark, blurry photos
59A Liquid-asset shortages . . . or a second description of three squares in this puzzle
64A Piece of Paralympic Winter Games equipment
66A Chalcocite and bauxite, for two
67A Offshoot
68A Deli device
69A Decadent
70A “P” that sounds like an “R”
71A Live
72A Site for artisans
73A Plant
1D “Women in Music Pt. III” trio
2D Edit-menu option
3D “That sounds like a you problem”
4D “Don’t worry about me”
5D Pairs
6D Acronymic achievement sought by Tracy Jordan on “30 Rock”
7D Up and about
8D Wanted things
9D Written description of an online image
10D Wily
11D Code with tags
12D Cleveland’s Great Lake
13D Shifted in tone?
18D Allow past the door
22D Baby ___ (subject of many 2019 memes)
23D Lead-in to drop or ball
27D Baja California ___ (Mexican state)
28D Offer a joint policy for
29D “I vote against this legislation”
30D Draped garment
32D Coaches for benched players?
33D Like vindaloo
34D Grindr, for one
36D ___ Ness
38D Texter’s “That’s disappointing”
40D Taylor Swift became one in 2023
41D In the style of
44D Places to go abroad, for short?
45D Totalled
47D Vindaloo accompaniment
48D Nike competitor
50D Dict. entries
52D Cold drink flavored with syrup
54D Coast
56D Power dissolved in 1991
57D Tool at a salon
58D Singer-songwriter Redding
60D Attack that deals more damage than usual, in video-game lingo
61D Suggestions, informally
62D Sound in a cave
63D Put away
65D Part of N.S.F.: Abbr.

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  1. Molly

    Weird that there’s no way to solve this online because one can only enter a single letter in a cell. Which is enough at other crossword sites. So C, B, N are understood to stand in for two or more letters.