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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th March 2025

There are 66 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th March 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: First lady McKinley
AAcross 4: Common saltwater baitfish
AAcross 8: Letters before Q
AAcross 8: Letters before Q
AAcross 12: Become crunchy in the ovenCRISPUP
AAcross 19: Image of Mickey, maybe
AAcross 20: ___ NostraCOSA
AAcross 21: Lake that's largely fed by the Detroit River
AAcross 22: "Red telephone," historically
AAcross 22: "Red telephone," historically
AAcross 23: Breakfast order request
AAcross 25: [London Herald, 4/16/1912]TITANICSINKS
AAcross 27: [The New York Times, 8/9/1974]NIXONRESIGNS
AAcross 29: "Scarface"
AAcross 30: Schedule
AAcross 31: Drives off
AAcross 32: "Catch ya later!"
AAcross 33: Wee one
AAcross 34: Frankincense or myrrh
AAcross 36: T-E-A-M doesn't have one, so they say
AAcross 37: Plantain lily, by another name
AAcross 39: [Chicago Daily Tribune, 11/3/1948]DEWEYDEFEATSTRUMAN
AAcross 47: Company once called the California Perfume Company
AAcross 48: Wrap one's head around
AAcross 49: Popular Hawaiian dish
AAcross 50: Driest country in sub-Saharan Africa
AAcross 54: They're below par
AAcross 56: Choice words
AAcross 57: Footwear for a sharp dresser?
AAcross 59: "___ Mouse," Chick Corea jazz standard of 1972
AAcross 60: Toward the opposing goal, in hockeyUPICE
AAcross 62: Geometry calculation: Abbr.
AAcross 63: "How ya doin'?"
AAcross 64: [Variety, 10/30/1929]WALLSTLAYSANEGG
AAcross 70: ___ DhabiABU
AAcross 73: Alliance since 1948, in brief
AAcross 74: Golf's Slammin' Sammy
AAcross 75: Bouquet
AAcross 79: Seer cursed by Apollo so that her prophecies would not be believed
AAcross 83: Poorly
AAcross 83: Poorly
AAcross 84: Headwear that's stereotypically redFIREHAT
AAcross 86: Breakout performer?
AAcross 87: It's blowin' in the wind
AAcross 89: ___ thruster (physics lab device)
AAcross 90: Corrin of "Nosferatu"
AAcross 91: [New York Daily News, 10/30/1975]FORDTOCITYDROPDEAD
AAcross 95: "The rubber people," in Nahuatl
AAcross 98: "Biting" characteristic
AAcross 99: Big name in health careAETNA
AAcross 100: Trouble
AAcross 101: Fleet
AAcross 104: Where people typically go to the mat?
AAcross 106: Attempt to tearRIPAT
AAcross 111: Fool around
AAcross 113: With 115-Across, [New York Post, 4/15/1983]HEADLESSBODY
AAcross 115: See 113-AcrossINTOPLESSBAR
AAcross 117: "Jeez Louise!"AWCOMEON
AAcross 118: Boils
AAcross 119: Latin "Look"
AAcross 120: Filmmaker JohnsonRIAN
AAcross 121: Degree held by only one U.S. president (George W. Bush)
AAcross 122: Drink after a race, say
AAcross 123: Signaled
AAcross 124: Wraps up
AAcross 125: The Second vis-à-vis the First, say
DDown 1: Cher and Madonna, e.g.
DDown 2: Old Scratch, with "the"
DDown 3: Baby name whose popularity plummeted after 2015ALEXA
DDown 4: It might be chewed in a theater
DDown 5: Frost
DDown 6: TaxpayersASSESSEES
DDown 7: 9 to 5, e.g.
DDown 8: Release
DDown 9: Beams
DDown 10: Parts of comedy routines
DDown 11: Serving at a Chinese restaurant
DDown 12: Carolina Reaper, for one
DDown 13: Good name for a geologist?ROCCO
DDown 14: "How sad"ITSASHAME
DDown 15: Lapse
DDown 16: Some red or white wines
DDown 17: Pull some strings?
DDown 18: Old Spanish coin
DDown 24: Waste away
DDown 26: Bottom
DDown 28: Actress SkyeIONE
DDown 32: Payments made at a table
DDown 35: Leg up
DDown 36: Query
DDown 38: "I'll get to work right now"
DDown 39: Dollops
DDown 40: ___ Woods, best-selling author of 2023's "The Lost Bookshop"EVIE
DDown 41: Threadbare
DDown 42: Fund, as a college
DDown 43: They're known to open with some jokesAPRILS
DDown 44: Longtime music director of the NBC Symphony Orchestra
DDown 45: The "U" of 60-Down
DDown 46: "Damage" director LouisMALLE
DDown 51: K-pop septetBTS
DDown 52: Short note?
DDown 53: Creature in the final scene of "Cleopatra"
DDown 55: Long-term deposit, in brief
DDown 56: Go (for)
DDown 58: Certain spotTVAD
DDown 60: It once shared a land border with 16 countries
DDown 61: Drawstring place
DDown 65: Hardly the social butterfly
DDown 66: Stowed
DDown 67: ___ soda
DDown 68: Needlefish
DDown 69: Monopolist's trait
DDown 70: One-pointer in cribbage
DDown 71: Some undergrad degs.
DDown 72: Trojans' sch.USC
DDown 76: "Jeez, I can't catch a break"OHME
DDown 77: Call from a crib
DDown 78: SlightlyATAD
DDown 80: Umpire's ruling
DDown 81: Writings of dubious authenticity
DDown 82: Eschew
DDown 84: "Victory is mine!," in modern lingoFORTHEWIN
DDown 85: Privy to
DDown 88: Make a scene
DDown 89: "My heavens!"IDECLARE
DDown 92: They can support a nest egg
DDown 93: 48-oz. beer glass
DDown 94: Service providers?
DDown 95: Wise-appearing
DDown 96: ___ Tunes
DDown 97: Like the cheese in a grilled cheese
DDown 102: Protective tip on a lace
DDown 103: Bel ___ cheesePAESE
DDown 104: Informal goodbye
DDown 105: Made some waves?
DDown 107: Tech giant whose initials are its N.Y.S.E. symbolIBM
DDown 108: Some have meters
DDown 109: Mexican marinade
DDown 110: "The Seduction of Joe ___" (1979 Alan Alda film)TYNAN
DDown 112: Tolkien trilogy, for shortLOTR
DDown 113: Morehouse or Howard, in briefHBCU
DDown 114: Whole bunch
DDown 116: Instant
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