Our Atlantic Crossword August 17, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The Atlantic Crossword August 17, 2025 Answers
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| # | Clue |
| 1A | "Clutchin' their pearls, sighing, 'What a ___'" ("But Daddy I Love Him" lyric) |
| 5A | ___.D. (degree for some therapists) |
| 8A | Went dark, maybe? |
| 12A | Winfrey's production company |
| 13A | Plant pun on the DIY T-shirt Julia Roberts once wore that referenced her then-boyfriend's then-wife |
| 15A | Some guests at Ariel and Eric's wedding |
| 16A | Place to have a smashing good time? |
| 17A | Special Topics in Calamity Physics genre |
| 19A | TV channel that partners with Sephora |
| 20A | Tribe with ancestral ties to the Ho-Chunk |
| 21A | Shock |
| 22A | "Tiny Horse" sketch show, familiarly |
| 24A | Word on some restroom doors |
| 26A | Starting stake in poker |
| 28A | Number of erogenous zones referenced in a famous Friends monologue |
| 32A | Mash at many luaus |
| 34A | Weak chess player? |
| 36A | Reliable option |
| 37A | Deep-cleaning session? |
| 42A | Member of the South Asian diaspora |
| 43A | Dollface actor Brenda |
| 44A | ___ de plume |
| 45A | City home to the Masjid al-Haram |
| 47A | "East" in Spanish |
| 49A | Wagon wheels or bow ties, for example |
| 53A | It's where It.'s at? |
| 55A | Spare parts? |
| 57A | Indication of healing |
| 58A | Natural fertilizer |
| 61A | Hero conventions? |
| 64A | #ImComingOut community |
| 66A | Purpose |
| 67A | World in which related stories unfold |
| 68A | Big-box ___ |
| 69A | City home to the Taj Mahal |
| 70A | Since Jan. 1 |
| 71A | Some opening hits? |
| 1D | Raw-food cost, perhaps |
| 2D | Comic series about a girl who is half human, half yōkai |
| 3D | Freelancer's guide |
| 4D | Beethoven's Appassionata, e.g. |
| 5D | "Sleep when the baby sleeps" or "Don't hold the baby too much" or "Do laundry when the baby does laundry" |
| 6D | Spoken-word event |
| 7D | Some posers? |
| 8D | Obsolete tech for recording shows |
| 9D | Michelle who plays Wicked's Madame Morrible |
| 10D | Greek god of love |
| 11D | "Shoot!" |
| 12D | Wingspan card that's played in the wetland habitat |
| 14D | Introduces to new foods |
| 15D | #, in chess notation |
| 17D | Setter, e.g. |
| 18D | Canned drink whose Mocha flavor was described as tasting "like a coffee-flavored beer, but worse" |
| 23D | "It's time to say your goodbyes and turn in your minifigs" competition show |
| 25D | Protein in Impossible Burgers |
| 27D | The E of STEM, for short |
| 29D | Swear word? |
| 30D | "Summer" in France |
| 31D | It might be between here and there? |
| 33D | "___ a Wrap" (Mariah Carey song) |
| 35D | Family Feud network: abbr. |
| 37D | Rave genre |
| 38D | Pretty ___ (nickname for comedian Vena Excell) |
| 39D | Computer key that one might press in a panic |
| 40D | Groundbreaking device? |
| 41D | Word after bar and bell |
| 46D | "A Poem for Women in Rage" writer Lorde |
| 48D | Voluntell |
| 50D | "... aaaand ___" (dramatic flourish) |
| 51D | Cutting |
| 52D | Middle parts? |
| 54D | Load your previous save after dying mid-mission, maybe |
| 56D | Word before Clarita or Claus |
| 58D | Band that collaborated with Ice Spice and Nicki Minaj for the Barbie soundtrack |
| 59D | Like some runs |
| 60D | Trusted relative, maybe? |
| 62D | Totally confused |
| 63D | Thunderbird option |
| 65D | Broadway star ___ Noblezada |
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