Our New Yorker Crossword June 19, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword June 19, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 6/19/24, 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 | Dietary need in whole-grain cereals |
| 6A | Word that can follow Bay or gray |
| 10A | High five, essentially |
| 14A | Novel that uses barnyard creatures as an allegory for Soviet totalitarianism |
| 16A | Mah-jongg piece |
| 17A | “Quit it!” |
| 18A | Redding who wrote the Aretha Franklin hit “Respect” |
| 19A | “The Monster at the ___ of This Book” (suspenseful story narrated by Grover) |
| 20A | They may be counted by a persnickety express-lane cashier |
| 21A | Concern for a pizza connoisseur |
| 22A | Approximate length of many therapy sessions |
| 23A | Bitcoin and the like, for short |
| 24A | Break spent on the playground |
| 27A | Charles Dickens’s “___ Expectations” |
| 29A | Sheep’s sound |
| 30A | Big sporting competitions, familiarly |
| 33A | “Sorry . . . can’t think of anything” |
| 36A | Software-customization options |
| 37A | Kemper of “The Office” |
| 38A | Multiplied by |
| 39A | Like a clown holding a thousand-yard stare |
| 40A | Compare screwdrivers from several local suppliers? |
| 43A | “Young Frankenstein” actress Teri |
| 44A | Oak tree, once |
| 45A | Lose sleep, perhaps |
| 47A | “Live and Let ___” (1973 James Bond film) |
| 50A | Type of wrestling that’s big in Japan? |
| 51A | Arctic relatives of grizzlies |
| 53A | The Krusty ___ (SpongeBob SquarePants’s employer) |
| 54A | “Hard to believe, but it’s true!” |
| 55A | Word in some typeface names that’s French for “without” |
| 56A | Biological bit that can be mapped or spliced |
| 57A | ___ Central Terminal |
| 1D | Gradually lose color |
| 2D | Privy to, as a secret plan |
| 3D | Tricky predicament |
| 4D | CPR specialist |
| 5D | Workplace on the TV show “WKRP in Cincinnati” |
| 6D | Last word of many fairy tales |
| 7D | Emanuel who served as the mayor of Chicago |
| 8D | Important historical periods |
| 9D | Quantity that’s been reduced by half? |
| 10D | Raconteur |
| 11D | Broke into a wide smile |
| 12D | Group of über-popular celebrities |
| 13D | Possible answer to the question “What should I make with all this basil?” |
| 15D | Cross-legged yoga pose |
| 21D | Wetland where tart fruit is grown |
| 22D | Stud muffins |
| 23D | Michael who played Allan in “Barbie” |
| 24D | Stat that counts the number of people brought around to home plate |
| 25D | Tall shade trees |
| 26D | Relinquish, as territory |
| 27D | Reverberating instruments in Buddhist temples |
| 28D | Hardwood-floor coverings |
| 30D | Part of a fork |
| 31D | New Haven school that went fully coed in 1969 |
| 32D | Small cut |
| 34D | Chicken (out) |
| 35D | One of eighty-eight on a piano |
| 39D | “___ That Weight” (song on “Abbey Road”) |
| 40D | Soaks up the sun |
| 41D | Rival of Lexus and Infiniti |
| 42D | Like the numerals in every Super Bowl logo except 50 |
| 43D | Report-card letter |
| 45D | Synonym for “socially aware” that Time called “a convenient Republican dog whistle” |
| 46D | Lena of “Chocolat” |
| 47D | Carvey who starred opposite Mike Myers in “Wayne’s World” |
| 48D | Fix a wrinkly shirt, say |
| 49D | “___ 1759” (detail on Guinness’s harp) |
| 51D | Napoleon or Snowball, in 14-Across |
| 52D | Continent home to most members of NATO: Abbr. |
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