New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th February 2025

There are 62 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th February 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shopper's thrill
AAcross 6:	Clock part
AAcross 9:	Brand
AAcross 14:	___ Lakshmi, host of TV's "Taste the Nation"
AAcross 19:	Some computer-generated images nowadays	AIART
AAcross 20:	The masses
AAcross 22:	"Full steam ___!"
AAcross 23:	"Omigod, omigod, jackpot!"?	SQUEALOFFORTUNE
AAcross 25:	Some college students, quaintly
AAcross 26:	Space heater?
AAcross 27:	___ fly
AAcross 28:	Smart-alecky
AAcross 29:	FaceTime alternative
AAcross 30:	"Eww!"
AAcross 32:	Instruments with large bells
AAcross 35:	Great Lakes mnemonic
AAcross 38:	Org. whose employees wear badges
AAcross 40:	Atlantis and others
AAcross 42:	Hawkish
AAcross 44:	Bad thing to be caught in
AAcross 45:	Tempest in a teapot?	GREATSQUALLOFCHINA
AAcross 48:	Oh-so-precious
AAcross 50:	Journalists quote them
AAcross 51:	Oniony vegetables
AAcross 52:	Body of water that was once the world's fourth-largest lake
AAcross 55:	Good signs in stock reports
AAcross 56:	Challah bread feature
AAcross 58:	Religious gymgoer on leg day?	HOLYSQUATTER
AAcross 60:	Souvenir from the Sea of Tranquillity, say
AAcross 63:	Typical Passover mo.
AAcross 64:	Many clay relics
AAcross 65:	Not just mine
AAcross 66:	Kanga's kiddo
AAcross 67:	Whimsically imaginative, as writing	SEUSSIAN
AAcross 70:	Sound from some freshly cleaned floors?	PLEDGESQUEAK
AAcross 75:	Oozes
AAcross 76:	Heighten
AAcross 77:	Yo-yo-like toy with a devilish-sounding name
AAcross 78:	"___ mia!"
AAcross 80:	Michael Jordan's nickname, with "His"	AIRNESS
AAcross 82:	Trash
AAcross 83:	Money under the mattress, e.g.?	SQUIRRELLEDCAPITAL
AAcross 88:	Meyer who directed 1965's "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"	RUSS
AAcross 89:	Cialis alternative
AAcross 90:	Backslid, say
AAcross 93:	Word before or after down
AAcross 94:	Pasta often cut at an angle
AAcross 95:	Hazard cleanup, in brief	DECON
AAcross 96:	Hindu honorifics
AAcross 98:	Weapon whose name is an acronym
AAcross 100:	"___ tell"
AAcross 103:	Legendary bird
AAcross 105:	Number of jurors who originally vote "Not guilty" in "12 Angry Men"
AAcross 106:	Mean little suckers?
AAcross 107:	Repeat something clever, as parrots might?	SQUAWKAFINELINE
AAcross 112:	"Gesundheit!" prompter
AAcross 113:	"Diet" for the defeated	HUMBLEPIE
AAcross 114:	Tied up
AAcross 115:	Facebook has more than three billion of them
AAcross 116:	Aspirations
AAcross 117:	"Downton Abbey" network
AAcross 118:	Flies out of sight
DDown 1:	Fresh
DDown 2:	Excites … or annoys
DDown 3:	Vulgarity
DDown 4:	Poet's palindromic preposition
DDown 5:	Midflight announcements, for short
DDown 6:	Count seen in the breakfast aisle	CHOCULA
DDown 7:	Cry of cringe
DDown 8:	Animated file type
DDown 9:	Actress Singer of "Footloose"	LORI
DDown 10:	Elevs.
DDown 11:	Deep, dark ocean caverns	BLUEHOLES
DDown 12:	Equivalent of a billion years, in geology
DDown 13:	Bad thing to be caught in
DDown 14:	Cigarette purchases
DDown 15:	Nautical greeting
DDown 16:	Scrumptious but not-so-healthful carnival snacks	DEEPFRIEDOREOS
DDown 17:	Brought in big bucks	MADEBANK
DDown 18:	Elements of pay-per-click campaigns
DDown 21:	Punching sounds in the comics
DDown 24:	Coffee shop order
DDown 29:	Feudal worker
DDown 31:	In a big way
DDown 33:	Pot growers?
DDown 34:	Classifies
DDown 36:	Mice hunters
DDown 37:	Great Leap Forward leader
DDown 39:	Bitter brews, for short	IPAS
DDown 41:	Lock of hair
DDown 42:	Something strapped for cash?
DDown 43:	Go-kart, e.g.
DDown 44:	Beaten at ___ own game
DDown 46:	Command+Q, on a Mac
DDown 47:	Family group
DDown 48:	Writing cliché
DDown 49:	Style sported by Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain
DDown 52:	Forehead-slapping shouts	AHAS
DDown 53:	Outfit
DDown 54:	Mysterious qualities
DDown 56:	Yawning, say
DDown 57:	Hollywood's Portia de ___	ROSSI
DDown 59:	"Raggedy" doll
DDown 60:	Make faces for a camera
DDown 61:	Barbecue bits
DDown 62:	Gorilla who famously learned sign language	KOKO
DDown 65:	"If I had to guess …"	ODDSARE
DDown 68:	They're around for the long haul
DDown 69:	Scorch
DDown 70:	More refined
DDown 71:	Loma ___, Calif.	LINDA
DDown 72:	Monthly util. bill	ELEC
DDown 73:	Host of the 2022 World Cup
DDown 74:	Horseshoe-shaped pipe fasteners	UBOLTS
DDown 76:	Boat equipment for removing water on board
DDown 78:	Car sticker no.	MSRP
DDown 79:	Parasailing, water polo, etc.
DDown 80:	"Watchmen" writer Moore
DDown 81:	What many freelancers work on
DDown 84:	Many a road tripper, informally	RVER
DDown 85:	"Ich bin ___ Berliner"	EIN
DDown 86:	They make sounds when they're tickled
DDown 87:	Wood joint piece
DDown 91:	Beethoven's Third	EROICA
DDown 92:	What Sidney Poitier's character famously came to, in a 1967 film
DDown 94:	Currency in seven American countries (and one Asian)
DDown 95:	Van ___ (beard type)
DDown 97:	Germs
DDown 99:	Toffee candy bar	SKOR
DDown 101:	Broccoli ___	RABE
DDown 102:	Leatherworking tools
DDown 104:	Cartoon collector's collection, maybe
DDown 106:	Greek letter that's the symbol for torque
DDown 107:	[I'm trying to watch the movie!]
DDown 108:	Status follower	QUO
DDown 109:	Slack or Zoom
DDown 110:	Fudge the facts
DDown 111:	Language mutually intelligible with Thai