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Daily Themed Crossword December 4 2025 answers

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December 4 2025 crossword

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1d. Closest friend: Abbr.:

BFF

1a. Big ___ Wolf (fairy tale villain):

BAD

2d. "___ is well that ends well!":

ALL

3d. ___ Cain, actor known for appearing in the Christmas movies "A Belle for Christmas" and "Letters at Christmas":

DEAN

4d. Anne Hathaway's "___ Miserables":

LES

4a. ___ Angeles, California:

LOS

5d. Metal in rocks:

ORE

6d. Healing ointment (anagram of "vales"):

SALVE

7d. Cooling body powder:

TALC

7a. Bunk bed option that's not "bottom":

TOP

8d. Orchestra woodwind:

OBOE

9d. Puppy or hamster, e.g.:

PET

10a. Dog-biting pest:

FLEA

11d. "The kid had ___ between her front teeth": 2 wds.:

AGAP

12a. Significant period of time:

ERA

13a. Honest ___ (Presidential nickname):

ABE

14a. Red ___ (sign of trouble):

FLAG

15a. Opposite of "buy":

SELL

16d. Gloss target:

LIP

17a. Parking ___ (place for idle cars):

LOT

18a. Quick snooze:

NAP

19d. Appreciative taps on the back:

PATS

20a. ___ Vaughn, actor known for appearing in the Christmas movies "Fred Claus" and "Four Christmases":

VINCE

21d. Disney lioness voiced by Beyonce:

NALA

22a. "The Last Showgirl" actress Anderson, fondly:

PAM

23d. Week opener, for short:

MON

24a. "Clean Air Act" organization: Abbr.:

EPA

25d. "Just another ___ in the machine":

COG

25a. Picture-taker's device, for short:

CAM

26d. "Option ___ B?" (multiple choice question): 2 wds.:

AOR

27d. French for "me":

MOI

28a. Weight measure of an elephant, perhaps:

TON

29d. "Do ___ Disturb":

NOT

30a. Tupperware covers:

LIDS

31d. "___ Believer" (The Monkees hit): 2 wds.:

IMA

32d. Marina ___ Rey, California:

DEL

33d. Direction opposite to "NNW": Abbr.:

SSE

34a. Worker's "on vacation" letters:

OOO

35a. ___-cone (frozen treat):

SNO

36d. Actor Parsons of "The Big Bang Theory":

JIM

36a. ___ Stewart, actor known for appearing in the Christmas movies "It's a Wonderful Life" and "The Shop Around the Corner":

JAMES

37a. Smile cheekily:

GRIN

38d. "Sunday Opinion" source: Abbr.:

NYT

39a. "More than I needed to know!" in text speak: Abbr.:

TMI

40d. Actor Ruffalo of "13 Going on 30":

MARK

41a. "Pale" pub drink:

ALE

42a. NBA player ___ Ming:

YAO

43d. Happy as ___ at high tide (carefree): 2 wds.:

ACLAM

44d. Catherine ___, actress known for appearing in the Christmas movies "Home Alone" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas":

OHARA

45a. Simon & Garfunkel's "I ___ Rock": 2 wds.:

AMA

46d. Storage room below the roof:

ATTIC

47d. Figure on a baseball card, for short:

STAT

47a. One who makes a rough drawing of an object or a scene:

SKETCHER

48d. Metric mass unit, for short:

KILO

49d. First responders: Abbr.:

EMTS

50d. Commits a faux pas:

ERRS

51a. Nervous twitches:

TICS

52d. Minuscule amount:

IOTA

53d. Plumbing blockage:

CLOG

54d. Fruit in some gin:

SLOE

55a. ___ Allen, actor known for appearing in the Christmas movies "The Santa Clause" and "Christmas with the Kranks":

TIM

56a. Brownish songbird (rhymes with "bark"):

LARK

57a. What a troll collects that it already has within:

TOLL

58a. Ctrl-___-Del (computer command):

ALT

59a. Departure's opposite, for short:

ARR

60a. "Was ___ harsh?": 2 wds.:

ITOO

61a. Talking-___ (reprimands):

TOS

62a. X-___ (25th December):

MAS

63a. Nicolas ___, actor known for appearing in the Christmas-themed movies "The Family Man" and "Trapped in Paradise":

CAGE

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