Below you will find all the answers for the 0914-25 NY Times Crossword 14 Sep 25, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| New H.S. student | FROSH |
| They’re here today, gone tomorrow | FADS |
| Complete | A TO Z |
| Swanky Tokyo shopping district | GINZA |
| Supplier of oxygenated blood | AORTA |
| Very similar | A LOT ALIKE |
| Shaped like a kiwi fruit | OVOID |
| Orange creature in an arcade game | Q*BERT |
| Trees native to the Yukon | RED ALDERS |
| Young bucks, say | FAWNS |
| Supplier of 110-Across | ACME CORPORATION |
| Locale of the oracle of Apollo | DELPHI |
| Some tots’ transports | TRIKES |
| Allhallows ___ | EVE |
| Trees on the National Mall | ELMS |
| Nintendo character with a long, sticky tongue | YOSHI |
| Emmy-winning actress Edebiri | AYO |
| Celebration dedicated to a saint | FEAST DAY |
| Vessel that infuses and pours | TEA PITCHER |
| Italian for “year” | ANNO |
| Reason to atone | SIN |
| Lindsay who played both twins in 1998’s “The Parent Trap” | LOHAN |
| Monumental | HUGE |
| Voice of 110-Across | MEL BLANC |
| Artist and co-creator of 91- and 110-Across | CHUCK JONES |
| Confectioner said to have co-created Rocky Road ice cream | EDY |
| Liverpool’s borders? | ELS |
| Bowie collaborator Brian | ENO |
| Key that a Mac lacks | ALT |
| 1949 short that marked the first appearance of 91- and 110-Across | FAST AND FURRY-OUS |
| Left-wing activist movement | ANTIFA |
| Sax who invented the saxophone | ADOLPHE |
| ___ horse | TROJAN |
| Emulate an owl | HOOT |
| Closely tracking | SHADOWING |
| Love letters? | XOXO |
| Apropos | APT |
| It pumps up the volume | AMP |
| What a queen may lay | AN EGG |
| ___ Wong, co-star of “Always Be My Maybe” | ALI |
| Signature sound of 91-Across | BEEP! BEEP! |
| Target of 110-Across | ROAD RUNNER |
| Partner of a pestle | MORTAR |
| Broadband connection, in brief | DSL |
| North Carolina college town | ELON |
| Eccentric | KOOKY |
| Personal trainer’s count | REPS |
| “That’s useful information” | IT HELPS |
| Unscheduled slots | OPEN DATES |
| P, to Pythagoras | RHO |
| DuBois’s portrayer in the film “A Streetcar Named Desire” | LEIGH |
| Devious character who’s the subject of this puzzle | WILE E COYOTE |
| Company that once offered “50 Free Hours” CDs | AOL |
| Bert’s best buddy | ERNIE |
| Supervised | OVERSAW |
| Upper limit | MAX |
| “Huh?,” in Honduras | QUE? |
| Mercilessly mock | RAG ON |
| Part of Wayne’s world? | WESTERN |
| Nonkosher sandwich, in brief | BLT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Page for online answers | FAQ |
| Stick up | ROB |
| Source of minerals | ORE |
| Part of many purses | STRAP |
| It’s buried to make peace | HATCHET |
| Cost of a cab | FARE |
| Baldwin of “The Boss Baby” | ALEC |
| Imbecile | DODO |
| Overhead light? | STAR |
| Gucci who pioneered bamboo-handled handbags | ALDO |
| Auditorium balcony, e.g. | TIER |
| Cajun cooking staple | OKRA |
| Shaving on citrus desserts | ZEST |
| “You have my blessing” | GO FOR IT |
| Russian ruler nicknamed “The Moneybag” | IVAN I |
| This very moment | NOW |
| Wine also known as Primitivo, familiarly | ZIN |
| Purchased spots | ADS |
| View from St. Moritz | ALP |
| Certain taco topping | MILD SALSA |
| “Uh-uh” | I THINK NOT |
| Run down | DEFAME |
| Tied up | EVENED |
| With little excess | LEANLY |
| Big ___ Burger, fictional Hawaiian fast-food chain in “Pulp Fiction” | KAHUNA |
| Cream that’s said to combat dark circles | EYE GEL |
| Holding the biggest grudge | SOREST |
| Prime retail area: Abbr. | MAIN ST |
| Match up, as two devices | SYNC |
| Oscar-winning Michelle | YEOH |
| Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum site | OAHU |
| Dazed and confused | SPACEY |
| ___ story | SOB |
| R&B group with the #1 hit “Waterfalls” | TLC |
| Stand-up comic Margaret | CHO |
| It falls in the fall | LEAF |
| Day, in Dijon | JOUR |
| Be part of the crowd, with “in” | FIT … |
| “That feels incredible!” | AAH! |
| Silence-enforcing doc | NDA |
| Avoid, as a falling anvil | DODGE |
| Spokeswoman in Progressive commercials | FLO |
| Rising | UPWARD |
| Some megafauna, informally | RHINOS |
| Summer cabin, maybe | RENTAL |
| “Go ___!” (Boston cheer) | SOX |
| Captain in a classic novel | AHAB |
| “Uh-uh” | NOPE |
| Head over head? | TOTEM |
| Actress Pflug | JOANN |
| Rod in a hot rod | AXLE |
| Word after film or pinot | NOIR |
| Vocally combine talking and crooning | SPEAK-SING |
| H.S. diploma alternative | GED |
| Tummy-toning tool | AB ROLLER |
| Renowned N.Y.C. venue for divas | MET OPERA |
| Energy-saving vehicle | GREEN CAR |
| Guzzle | GULP DOWN |
| Raw fish dish | POKE |
| Be a buttinsky | PRY |
| Lack of a voice | NO SAY |
| Witherspoon of “A Wrinkle in Time” | REESE |
| Modern locale of ancient Babylon | IRAQ |
| You, to Shakespeare | THOU |
| Ozone layer issue | HOLE |
| Accented exclamations | OLES |
| Two-in-one shampoo and conditioner brand | PERT |
| Paris’s Panthéon, for one | TOMB |
| Latin list shortener, in brief | ET AL |
| Risqué message | SEXT |
| Italian architect Ponti | GIO |
| Nest builder | HEN |
| Awe | WOW |
| “___ heard enough!” | I’VE |
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