NYT Daily Crossword for September 10, 2025

51 Across: Trailing behind 8 Down: Dallas baller 49 Down: Like corned beef in a Reuben sandwich 29 Across: Opening on a stage?13 Down: Retailer’s counterpart 2 Down: Pal in Paris 3 Down: Intensify, with “up”21 Across: Some dressing in an operating room 64 Across: “Get what I’m sayin’?”4 Down: “Richard of York gave battle in vain,” for the colors of the rainbow 43 Across: With skepticism 52 Across: “After ___ …”30 Down: Feeling of dizziness, with “the”23 Down: Small-minded 1 Down: ___-El (Superman’s birth name)16 Across: Bird whose males incubate the eggs 5 Down: Quote from a magazine rep 17 Across: Skimpy serving of foie gras, say 60 Across: Hallmark of a typical Greek tragedy 38 Down: Absurdly easy task 30 Across: Certain tennis shot 45 Down: Quaint term of address for a noblewoman 39 Across: Ice cream maker Joseph 9 Down: Suffix with sulf-24 Down: Certain volleyball hit 45 Across: The biggest and most loving of hugs, say 34 Down: Stereotypical name for a Dalmatian 11 Across: Bit of cream 53 Across: Idahoan, say 10 Down: Mesh for securing items in transport 42 Down: Physicist who built upon Volta’s work 28 Across: Glass in a frame 40 Across: Remark to the audience 6 Down: Have a cow?46 Down: Skateboard jump 7 Down: Willow whose twigs are used in basketry 54 Down: “There you ___!”41 Across: Prefix in aviation 11 Down: When a star is first seen 32 Down: ___ Madness, punny name for a barbershop 27 Down: Included in correspondence, in a way 26 Down: Purpose 47 Down: Raven claw 56 Down: Color akin to caramel 18 Down: Women’s professional tennis matches have three of them 62 Across: ¥43 Down: Many characters in “Better Call Saul”: Abbr.61 Across: Something gotten by a scapegoat 33 Down: Bad thing to try to do from the middle lane 20 Across: Otis’s love interest on Netflix’s “Sex Education”36 Down: “You try!”12 Down: Knock over 32 Across: Ave. crossers 63 Across: Nerve-racking 55 Down: Boatload 59 Across: God, in Italian 50 Across: Pack animal related to camels 1 Across: Spiritual principle symbolized by an endless knot 35 Across: Heinz bottle blueprint, say 23 Across: One of Daniel Radcliffe’s paparazzi, say 26 Across: Billy Joel’s “___ From an Italian Restaurant”48 Down: Demeanors 15 Across: Carne ___6 Across: Rock, for one 25 Down: Engage in a bit of back-and-forth?42 Across: Place to wear a mitt 57 Down: Genre that punk rock paved the way for 19 Across: San Francisco/Oakland separator 14 Across: Change, as a legislative bill 44 Down: Flew past 31 Down: Alternative to mushrooms 58 Down: FF’s opposite 37 Down: Password creator 22 Down: Had a nosh

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