New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th March 2025 There are 60 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th March 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Jeans materialBLUEDAAcross 6: Some P.D. alertsAPBSAAcross 10: Leaves a relationshipSCOMPANYAAcross 18: 14-line poem with only two rhymes across three stanzasRONDELAAcross 20: "The African Queen" scriptwriterAGEEAAcross 21: Per-hour cost to record music, saySTUDIOFEEAAcross 22: Host of a 1990s late-night talk show that was briefly revived 20 years laterARSENIOHALLAAcross 24: Completely excludeFREEZE OUTAAcross 25: Low-fat dairy dessertsICEMILKSAAcross 26: Columbus's birthplaceGENOAAAcross 28: L.L. Bean competitorREIAAcross 29: Dug through for digital analysisDATAMAAcross 30: Auto racer ___ PatrickDANICAAAcross 32: Subway commuters, informallyPHANGERSAAcross 37: Promoted boastfullyTOUTEDAAcross 39: Others, to OvidALIAAAcross 40: Old-fashioned garnishesORANGEPAAcross 47: M.L.B. V.I.P.sGMSAAcross 48: Al Capone adversary who only ever met him once in personELIOTNESSAAcross 53: Selling points?RETAILERSAAcross 55: [Boo-hoo!]SNIFFAAcross 56: Hamlet or LaertesDANEAAcross 57: Longtime children's clothing store with a portmanteau nameGYMBOREEAAcross 58: Dabbles inPLAYSATAAcross 60: LoadsATONAAcross 61: RattedTOLDAAcross 62: Make ready for new useREFITAAcross 63: Exhibits brillianceGLOWSAAcross 64: Something one might need to look good in the morningBEAUTYSAAcross 68: Article of faithTENETAAcross 69: Not-so-joltin' joe?FCOFFEEAAcross 71: ___ group (chemistry classification)AMINOAAcross 72: Source of the "blood" in a meatless burger, maybeBEETSAAcross 73: Good lighting?HALOAAcross 74: Spill the teaDISHAAcross 75: Playground retortDOESNOTAAcross 77: Doses of a certain hallucinogenACIDTABSAAcross 82: ___ breveALLAAAcross 83: Russian rangeURALSAAcross 84: Sounding as if the speaker has some swollen glandsADENOIDALAAcross 85: Much high school gossipTEENDRAMAAAcross 87: Metaphor for Juliet, in Romeo's soliloquySUNAAcross 89: Got up and at ’emDTHEDAYAAcross 90: Official who reports to a presidentDEANAAcross 91: Reddish-brown shadeSIENNAAAcross 94: Secretly communicating in classPASSINGNAAcross 98: Make outDETECTAAcross 100: Settings for telling some ghost storiesCAMPFAAcross 105: Superb, in slangACEAAcross 106: In 2021 she became the first tennis player to light the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremonyOSAKAAAcross 108: Fried fare often served with marinaraCALAMARIAAcross 110: Discards from fuzzy fruitsPEACHPITSAAcross 115: Blade runner?SPEED SKATERAAcross 115: Blade runner?SPEEDSKATERAAcross 117: Reassurance after bandaging a boo-booALLBETTERAAcross 118: Till billsTENSAAcross 119: Actress Richards of "Starship Troopers"DENISEAAcross 120: Felt absolutely determined aboutWASDEADSAAcross 121: Betting site's quoteODDSAAcross 122: Like the typefaces Helvetica and ArialSANSSDDown 1: Cornrow or challah featureBRAIDDDown 2: Playwright Federico García ___LORCADDown 3: Like freshly poured concreteUNSETDDown 4: Medical buildup of fluidEDEMADDown 5: -DENIMDDown 6: Verbally reacts to in aweAAHSATDDown 7: Links lettersPGADDown 8: Where Waterloo isBELGIUMDDown 9: PicksSELECTSDDown 10: -STRAPDDown 11: Something you might get a break with?CUEDDown 12: Composition of Catullus in ancient RomeODEDDown 13: "Les ___"MIZDDown 14: Creator of the mystery-solving C. Auguste DupinPOEDDown 15: Prior to, old-styleAFOREDDown 16: German soccer legend Manuel who innovated the "sweeper-keeper" roleNEUERDDown 17: "Abominable" onesYETISDDown 19: Rap title?LILDDown 21: BART stop, for shortSFODDown 23: Gave the go-aheadOKDDDown 27: Scot's denialNAEDDown 31: Eggy holiday drinksNOGSDDown 33: Port city near Mount CarmelHAIFADDown 34: High upALOFTDDown 35: A persnickety person might pick itNITDDown 36: Frodo's enchanting friendGANDALFDDown 38: What to do if someone makes a false accusation about youDENYITDDown 40: Alternative to .netORGDDown 41: King of CastileREYDDown 42: Device whose keypad often has Braille on itATMDDown 43: Catch in the actNABDDown 44: Florentine artist known for frescoesGIOTTODDown 45: "The Jetsons" boyELROYDDown 46: -PEELSDDown 49: It's one thing after anotherLISTDDown 50: Have as food, formallyEATOFDDown 51: Former Maine senator Olympia with an apt name for her stateSNOWEDDown 52: Taste or touchSENSEDDown 54: Light to stop atREDDDown 55: Like the best bonds, perhapsSAFESTDDown 58: PrimpsPREENSDDown 59: Slow, musicallyLENTODDown 63: Brit's jolly cry of approvalGOODOHDDown 64: Lacking a knack forBADATDDown 65: Zola who wrote "J'Accuse …!"EMILEDDown 66: Critic's common seating preferenceAISLEDDown 67: Lets go ofUNHANDSDDown 68: Some green carsTESLASDDown 69: -FACEDDDown 70: Hawkeye's real first name in the "Avengers" moviesCLINTDDown 72: SmileBEAMDDown 73: BamboozledHADDDown 75: Boxer Roberto who fought Sugar Ray LeonardDURANDDown 76: Chimp's cousinORANGDDown 78: Attach, with "on"TIEDDown 79: Attach, with "on"ADDDDown 80: Cote quote?BAADDown 81: ___ dogSLYDDown 84: Author RiceANNEDDown 86: "Agnus ___"DEIDDown 87: Hopes that one mightSEEKSTODDown 88: Live, in a wayUNTAPEDDDown 92: Girl who's "sweet as apple cider," per an old songIDADDown 93: AdmissionACCESSDDown 94: Tree with oblong yellow-green fruitPAPAWDDown 95: What's on the fast track?ACELADDown 96: Navy groupSEALSDDown 97: -NOTESDDown 99: Tiny bitTADDDown 100: Bars of soapCAKESDDown 101: Appliance brand owned by WhirlpoolAMANADDown 102: Morning in MonacoMATINDDown 103: Word with French or benchPRESSDDown 104: -FIRESDDown 107: Latvia, e.g., once: Abbr.SSRDDown 109: Drug sold in 77-AcrossLSDDDown 111: Compound found in marijuana, for shortCBDDDown 112: Start of a bray or conclusion of a giggleHEEDDown 113: Sch. calendar abbr.PTADDown 114: "___ be a pleasure"ITDDDown 116: Call offEND