Our New Yorker Crossword January 14, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword January 14, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 1/14/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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| # | Clue |
| 1A | Attempts, so to speak |
| 6A | “Swell” |
| 9A | Lee with a famous cinematic side kick? |
| 14A | Auto correction? |
| 16A | Super Mario character who can swallow enemies |
| 17A | Tiebreaking opportunity on the pitch |
| 18A | Log-in info, often |
| 19A | Locale for Queens and Dutchess Counties: Abbr. |
| 20A | Fried-fish accompaniment |
| 22A | Group of co-workers, e.g. |
| 24A | Oxen connector |
| 25A | “That’s all ___ wrote” |
| 26A | They get dressed for dinner |
| 29A | Not partake |
| 32A | Lucky offering in Chinese culture |
| 35A | Attracted to big brains, in dating-profile parlance |
| 37A | Film classes? |
| 39A | ___ Maya (language in the Books of Chilam Balam) |
| 42A | Moves over ice |
| 44A | Santa ___ |
| 45A | Seasonal color-changer |
| 48A | “Vive l’Amour” director Ming-liang |
| 49A | Sobriquet for France’s longest-reigning monarque |
| 54A | Subject-line abbr. |
| 55A | Publishing I.D.s |
| 56A | Dark-pink hard drink, familiarly |
| 58A | Some gut bacteria |
| 59A | Instruction for getting in |
| 60A | Walkman and Discman, e.g. |
| 61A | Initials on some early trucks |
| 62A | Like an underbelly, say |
| 1D | Features of some scratch-off stickers |
| 2D | Accounting period |
| 3D | Chances for a gallery to move sculptures? |
| 4D | Chilly remark? |
| 5D | Something you can’t stand to use? |
| 6D | Puck, for one |
| 7D | “I __ please” |
| 8D | “Knock ’em dead!” |
| 9D | Off weeks |
| 10D | Marinara tomato |
| 11D | Chant at an Olympic gymnastics event, maybe |
| 12D | Ostentatious |
| 13D | 2015 Ottessa Moshfegh novel with a 2023 film adaptation |
| 15D | Book-drive grp. |
| 21D | Packs for a return? |
| 23D | Italian title in a Puccini title |
| 27D | Home ___ (contractor’s resource) |
| 28D | Whines and weeps |
| 30D | Moxie |
| 31D | Attack with claws |
| 33D | Job for an actor who’s heard but not seen |
| 34D | Suffix for Sudan |
| 36D | Sets loose |
| 38D | Away from shore |
| 39D | Certain Ivy Leaguers |
| 40D | Group with a World Heritage Committee, for short |
| 41D | Word before fibre or footprint |
| 43D | Actor Poitier |
| 46D | With one’s thoughts, perhaps |
| 47D | Given as a snack |
| 50D | Just |
| 51D | Goddess with the son Horus |
| 52D | Nickname on a classic campaign button |
| 53D | “___ and the Real Girl” (2007 film) |
| 57D | “Motorcycle Diaries” subject, familiarly |
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