Our New Yorker Crossword July 31, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword July 31, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 7/31/24, 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 | Big book containing many legends? |
| 6A | Storage spot for gardening gear |
| 10A | Destination after going through airport security |
| 14A | Area cordoned off by yellow tape |
| 16A | Australian birds that produce green eggs |
| 17A | Prizes named for the theatre pioneer Antoinette Perry |
| 18A | Basis for a lawsuit |
| 19A | Squirt from a squid |
| 20A | Guy who’s always lost in a crowd |
| 21A | Hot drink for a snowy day |
| 22A | Curve in a river |
| 23A | “Until we hear otherwise . . .” |
| 25A | “___ looking at you, kid” |
| 27A | Cupid’s projectile |
| 28A | Ready for a nap |
| 29A | Spotify category for Mozart and Beethoven |
| 33A | Opera solos |
| 34A | MacArthur “genius” grant recipient ___-Manuel Miranda |
| 35A | Shoplifted |
| 36A | Question that might follow “Seems like you’re stumped” |
| 38A | Number of lines in a haiku |
| 39A | Pizza serving |
| 40A | Wheat ___ (Nabisco crackers) |
| 41A | Word that completes the movie titles “___ of the 50 Foot Woman” and “___ of the Killer Tomatoes” |
| 43A | Get together |
| 44A | R2-D2 or C-3PO |
| 45A | Eddie ___ (apparel brand) |
| 47A | Help out a grocery cashier, in a way |
| 50A | Rock band with a 2024 “Power Up” tour |
| 51A | Covering the entire floor, as carpeting |
| 53A | Wood often used in outdoor furniture |
| 54A | Score free transport |
| 55A | Big name in ice cream |
| 56A | “But then again . . .,” in a text |
| 57A | Musician Bob who won a Nobel Prize in Literature |
| 1D | First half of a Broadway musical, typically |
| 2D | Sci-fi franchise that inspired a Magic Kingdom “Lightcycle” ride |
| 3D | Bit of blue, underlined text |
| 4D | Senator Klobuchar of Minnesota |
| 5D | Briny green bowlful at a Japanese restaurant |
| 6D | Heat to just below boiling, as milk |
| 7D | Group managed by a sheepdog |
| 8D | Phrase that might conclude an online diatribe |
| 9D | ___ Moines, Iowa |
| 10D | “Stop procrastinating already!” |
| 11D | Gasoline brand with a torch in its logo |
| 12D | Scott who wrote the legal thriller “Presumed Innocent” |
| 13D | “Cómo ___ usted?” |
| 15D | Birds gifted on the seventh day of Christmas |
| 21D | Make like a chicken in an age-old joke |
| 22D | Carby sides at Olive Garden |
| 24D | Surgery sites, for short |
| 25D | Bring a new employee on board |
| 26D | Shallowest of the Great Lakes |
| 27D | Drew ___ in the sand |
| 28D | M&M color that was replaced by blue in 1995 |
| 29D | What a mouse might be drawn to? |
| 30D | Word after sweet or candy |
| 31D | Pub beverages |
| 32D | “To Kill a Mockingbird” author Harper |
| 37D | Fruit-drink brand that sounds like a difficult-to-hit musical note |
| 40D | They’re made of enamel, dentin, and pulp |
| 41D | Followed a curved path |
| 42D | Show co-anchored by Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb |
| 43D | Wood chips in a garden bed |
| 44D | Dinner and a movie, say |
| 46D | Type of sax or clarinet |
| 47D | Get-out-of-jail money |
| 48D | “M*A*S*H” star Alan |
| 49D | Actor Powell of “Hit Man” and “Twisters” |
| 51D | “Don’t recognize the name” |
| 52D | Dryly amusing |
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