Our New Yorker Crossword January 29, 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 29, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 1/29/25, 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 | Like coffee sipped through a straw, typically |
| 5A | Yoga pose named for a snake |
| 10A | Seething rage |
| 13A | Root vegetable in some Hawaiian cuisine |
| 14A | Eyelash ___ (tool used before applying mascara) |
| 15A | D.C. baseballer |
| 16A | Declaration from one who’s on a hot streak and feeling unstoppable |
| 18A | ___-Caps (movie candy) |
| 19A | Nissan sedan that’s more compact than an Altima |
| 20A | Province for Canada’s capital: Abbr. |
| 21A | It might say “One Way” |
| 22A | Former Attorney General William whose 2022 memoir was a “self-serving screed,” per a Guardian headline |
| 24A | Crack, as a secret message |
| 26A | Word before effects, ops, or K |
| 29A | Sci-fi author Heinlein |
| 31A | Break apart dramatically, like a piñata |
| 33A | College student’s field of study |
| 34A | “Yeah, right” |
| 35A | Some early DVRs |
| 37A | Cooing bird |
| 38A | “Sounds exciting!” |
| 40A | Two-wheeled off-roading vehicles |
| 42A | Oozed |
| 44A | More witty or wise |
| 45A | Gets up |
| 47A | Greek god of war |
| 48A | Picked from a lineup, for short |
| 49A | K-pop band with six Billboard No. 1 hits in the twenty-twenties |
| 51A | Come back, like a mustache on an unshaven face |
| 55A | Family members, collectively |
| 56A | Baking mixture that might be surreptitiously eaten raw |
| 58A | Letter accompaniment such as an R.S.V.P. card: Abbr. |
| 59A | Relax |
| 60A | Nordic capital home to the Nobel Peace Center |
| 61A | At least a hundred, for a centenarian |
| 62A | Marshmallow bunnies featured in annual diorama contests |
| 63A | Consider to be |
| 1D | Affirmative reply to “That so?” |
| 2D | Showed up |
| 3D | Environmental-justice advocate Brockovich |
| 4D | “That’s a ridiculous idea” |
| 5D | Billiard stick |
| 6D | Pasta that looks like rice but means “barley” in Italian |
| 7D | “Is it my destiny to live and die a life of ___ fragility?” (line from the “Barbie” song “I’m Just Ken”) |
| 8D | Person with a lease |
| 9D | “These ___ the voyages of the Starship Enterprise” |
| 10D | Bit of humor that requires shared knowledge to appreciate |
| 11D | British luxury S.U.V. |
| 12D | Élite boarding school near Windsor Castle |
| 14D | Racing vehicle in ancient Rome |
| 17D | ___ housing (series of look-alike residences) |
| 21D | Entertaining despite (or perhaps because of) being atrocious |
| 23D | Speedy |
| 25D | Most common URL ending |
| 26D | Title below a larger title, in an article or blog post |
| 27D | Cup of tea, so to speak |
| 28D | Brand that makes 501 jeans |
| 30D | ____-leches cake (dessert made with evaporated, condensed, and whole milk) |
| 31D | Blurbs about authors |
| 32D | “___ Rae” (film for which Sally Field won her first Oscar) |
| 36D | Played the lead role |
| 39D | Super Mario Bros. console |
| 41D | One of around two hundred recognized by the American Kennel Club |
| 43D | Do a butchering chore |
| 46D | Author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” |
| 48D | Furniture chain that serves meatballs with lingonberry jam |
| 50D | Jump to the next song, say |
| 52D | Bit of trickery |
| 53D | Leer at |
| 54D | “For ___ the Bell Tolls” |
| 56D | Quarter of a quart |
| 57D | Sit-___ (peaceful protests) |
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