Our NYT Easy Mode Crossword November 21, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The NYT Easy Mode Crossword is a newer format where paid subscribers can get access to Friday’s puzzle on Wednesday but with easier clues. If you’ve trying your hand at this new format but still need help, we have you covered.
NYT Easy Mode Crossword November 21, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the NYT Easy Mode Crossword on 11/21/25, 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 |
Fess up (to) |
| 6A |
Relative of a gator |
| 10A |
Apple computers |
| 14A |
Actress who plays Rachel Berry on "Glee" |
| 16A |
"Jane ___" (Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| 17A |
Sits with extended legs, as a guy on the subway |
| 18A |
Palindromic sound from a horn |
| 19A |
Sneaky |
| 20A |
Frog's best friend of kid-lit |
| 21A |
Like an object that's unlikely to move, in Newton's first law of motion |
| 23A |
Word under a velvet patch on a baby's touch-and-feel book |
| 24A |
"Sorry, but yup, that's how it is" |
| 25A |
Classic example of a complicated subject |
| 29A |
Steer clear of |
| 30A |
Jewish circle dances |
| 31A |
Offer at an auction |
| 34A |
Contents of a hidden treasure chest, you might hope |
| 35A |
Actress Hunt or Mirren |
| 36A |
"Umbrella" singer, to fans |
| 37A |
"___ You Experienced?" (Jimi Hendrix song) |
| 38A |
Gardeners may save them to plant in the spring |
| 39A |
___ wrap (alternative to foil) |
| 40A |
Totally suspenseful |
| 43A |
Gummies at a dispensary, say |
| 45A |
Touch, as two sides |
| 46A |
Names that might be italicized or enclosed in quotes |
| 47A |
Gravelly stuff |
| 48A |
Bone in a rack |
| 51A |
"So funny!" |
| 52A |
Sound from a sound machine |
| 55A |
Chemical suffixes |
| 56A |
Lucky shots in golf |
| 57A |
Shopping convenience that's bigger than a basket |
| 58A |
Four-digit number in a date |
| 59A |
St. ___ and Nevis |
| 1D |
"___ for the poor!" |
| 2D |
One might be confirmed with a handshake |
| 3D |
A lot of |
| 4D |
Private communications on AOL |
| 5D |
Crept quietly |
| 6D |
Notecards used during a speech, say |
| 7D |
Like an email you've already looked at |
| 8D |
Ancient |
| 9D |
The "C" of "C-section" |
| 10D |
Decimal-based kind of measurement system |
| 11D |
Emmy-winning actress of "The Bear" |
| 12D |
Symbol associated with Christianity |
| 13D |
Put at, as a specific time on a clock |
| 15D |
Lara ___, "Tomb Raider" heroine |
| 22D |
Sunbathes, perhaps |
| 23D |
Snow bunny's equipment |
| 24D |
Briquette lit with a match by a hearth |
| 25D |
Traditional Indian music |
| 26D |
"I'm so ___ it!" ("I don't even care any more!") |
| 27D |
Flirtatious and inviting, as a gaze |
| 28D |
They might leave you coughing and sniffly |
| 32D |
Tehran's country |
| 33D |
Sound from a doorbell |
| 35D |
"Let me explain the reasoning …" |
| 36D |
Totally enthralled |
| 38D |
Event with discounts |
| 39D |
World's first artificial satellite, launched in 1957 |
| 41D |
Online marketing tactic |
| 42D |
Some New York City theater awards |
| 43D |
Set of moral principles |
| 44D |
Princess portrayed by Kristen Stewart in "Spencer" |
| 47D |
___ monster, only venomous lizard native to the U.S. |
| 48D |
Laugh fest |
| 49D |
Ain't formal? |
| 50D |
Yellow and black buzzers |
| 53D |
Gardening tool for breaking up soil |
| 54D |
Demon in Japanese folklore |
We also recommend trying your hand at the NYT Mini Crossword, which is definitely easier (on all days!) as it is a 5×5, compared to the full-sized crossword (which is 15×15, and the Sunday edition is 21×21!). New crosswords are released at 10PM ET on weekdays and 6PM ET on weekends.
If you’re still struggling to solve your NYT crosswords, consider practicing with the Eugene Sheffer and Thomas Joseph dailies first. If you’re looking for similarly challenging crosswords, we recommend the WSJ Crossword and LA Times Crossword.
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