Our USA Today Crossword Hints for February 19, 2025 puzzle will help you move through the grid if you’ve found yourself stuck on a clue. USA Today Crossword is a popular daily puzzle that tests the player’s vocabulary, spelling, and general knowledge skills. The puzzle is available in print and digital format and is enjoyed by people of all ages. The clues can range from easy to challenging and the player must use their critical thinking abilities to solve the puzzle. It is a great way to pass the time and challenge oneself.
USA Today Crossword Hints, February 19, 2025
You’ll find hints for all of the crossword clues for the USA Today Crossword on 2/19/25. The clues are listed below, and you can click/tap on a clue to go to its page for more detail, including definitions, but if you don’t want to be immediately spoiled, you can reveal letter by letter to still offer yourself more of a challenge before revealing the full solution.
- 1A. Fervently hope
- 5A. What Brits call a french fry
- 9A. Volcanic fallout
- 14A. You have no ___
- 15A. Professional helper
- 16A. Took without asking
- 17A. Extra-spicy Cheetos flavor
- 19A. Writing that's not poetic
- 20A. Slinky fish
- 21A. CBS show since 2003
- 22A. Rocks that sparkle inside
- 23A. Drink cooler
- 24A. "You ___ my battleship!"
- 25A. Helpful item in a power outage
- 30A. Reverberation
- 34A. Dinner bread
- 35A. Performs alone
- 36A. Was in charge
- 37A. Vowel-heavy instrument
- 38A. Like 2A hair
- 39A. Beer foam
- 40A. Gel or tar
- 41A. Perspective, in filmmaking lingo
- 42A. Bartlett fruits
- 43A. Top that might be plaid
- 47A. Notable time periods
- 48A. Mini golf standard
- 49A. 'Rats!'
- 52A. Winter Olympics equipment
- 54A. The L.A. Galaxy's league
- 57A. Memorial notices
- 58A. Bailed on a date, say
- 60A. Any '80s song
- 61A. __ out (allot)
- 62A. Advantage
- 63A. Spools of film
- 64A. Got older
- 65A. "Read 'em and __!"
- 1D. Bride, after marriage
- 2D. Not doing anything
- 3D. Clapping circus animal
- 4D. Croque monsieur layer
- 5D. Calls off
- 6D. "Hey, friend!"
- 7D. Words exchanged at weddings
- 8D. Furry household member
- 9D. "Quaking" tree
- 10D. Brush mark in a painting
- 11D. Part of some winter coats
- 12D. What __ can I say?
- 13D. Casually dates
- 18D. 2.54 centimeters
- 22D. Super-spunky
- 23D. Archipelago part
- 24D. Snowy day tool
- 25D. Violin bow part also called the heel
- 26D. Rebecca of basketball
- 27D. Not very friendly
- 28D. Des Moines denizens
- 29D. Donut coating
- 31D. Erase
- 32D. "Barracuda" band
- 33D. 1, 3, 5, 7, etc.
- 39D. Inheritor of a fortune
- 41D. Swarming insect
- 42D. Developmental stage
- 44D. Dal makhani morsel
- 45D. Comes up
- 46D. Added alcohol to
- 49D. "Don't like it? There's the ___!"
- 50D. Up to a task
- 51D. Uber offering
- 52D. Annoyingly hard job
- 53D. Leafy green that's sometimes massaged
- 54D. '80s band Depeche ___
- 55D. Winter Olympics sled
- 56D. Rung on a ladder
- 58D. Org. that approves meds
- 59D. Moist droplets
The USA Today Crossword is a daily crossword puzzle that is published in the USA Today newspaper and on its website. The puzzle is known for its contemporary and pop culture references, as well as its accessibility to solvers of all skill levels.
The USA Today Crossword was first introduced in 2002, and has since become a popular source of entertainment and mental stimulation for crossword enthusiasts of all ages. The puzzle is created by a team of experienced crossword constructors, who are known for their creativity and skill in the field of crossword puzzles.
One of the unique features of the USA Today Crossword is its use of a non-standard grid, which can include circles or other shapes. This can make the puzzle even more challenging and interesting to solve. The puzzle also includes a variety of themed sections, which can add an extra layer of complexity to the solving experience.
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