NYT Crossword November 4 2025 Answers

NYT Crossword November 4 2025 AnswersHere we have collected for you all today's NYT Crossword answers for November 4 2025 (11/4/2025) to help you finish puzzle! See all of them below!
NYT Crossword Answers

NYT Crossword November 4 2025 Answers

ACROSS
Skill needed for bocce
World’s most commonly cultivated coffee species
Genre for Jimmy Eat World
Commercial lead-in to Caps or Balls
Like the number “i”
___-top (hairstyle associated with the Beatles)
Folk-rock pair featured in the documentary “Wordplay”
George Washington bill
Repellent ingredient
Queens ballplayer
Spun platters for a party, informally
Isn’t perfect
Half of a standard deck of cards
Part of n.b.
Greeting from Kermit the 47-Across
17-syllable poem
Like slavery per the 13th Amendment
Wood-cutting tool
1950s entertainment innovation … or a hint to the first and second halves of 17-, 24-, 48- and 60-Across
It can be blonde or brown
Shadow government, according to conspiracy theories
Bert’s roommate
2010 best-selling Emma Donoghue novel
See 30-Across
Place for plants to flourish
Inquires
“___ Shaker” (1992 Wreckx-N-Effect hit)
Diarist Anaïs
What you eat
As easy as ___
Fast-food chain with the slogan “The Crave is a powerful thing”
As easy as ___
Experienced again
The Dream Team
Squeeze (by)
People who overuse Caps Lock, so to speak
___ Wonderful, fruit juice brand
DOWN
The half with the hit song, typically
Word with city or peace
Update
“Brokeback Mountain” director Lee
Roving floor cleaner
Perfectly behaved child
Water filter brand
Suffix with front or cash
Name seen in cursive on a cap in Berkeley
Singers Green and Jardine
Laughing head or a thumbs up, e.g.
French Impressionist Claude
Some newspaper pieces that aren’t news
Empathetic response to an apology
Laurel and Hardy and Abbott and Costello
Slog, say
Garb that’s typically plaid
[I’m scared!]
City situated between the split halves of Saguaro National Park
Possessed
Common beverage suffix
Rental car option
ChatGPT, for one
Throws in the towel
QB Manning
Syllable doubled after “fiddle”
However, in a text
___ school
“Where we’re going we don’t need ___” (“Back to the Future” quote)
Épéeist, e.g.
One of Jolly Rancher’s “Original Flavors”
Eponym of a popular puzzle
Host
Up to
Metaphor for a bad goalie
Ashton Kutcher’s role on “That ’70s Show”
What a hot iron may give off
Like some humor
Start of a bray
Ailing
Highlights of the Super Bowl, for some

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