Our New Yorker Crossword October 8, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword October 8, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 10/8/24, 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 | Give a chance to explain |
| 8A | Butte relatives |
| 13A | Like an offer that’s hard to refuse, maybe |
| 14A | Subject of Beauvoir’s “Adieux” |
| 15A | Bubbly beverage? |
| 16A | “The gall!” |
| 17A | Hoppy brew |
| 18A | Reservations |
| 20A | F.B.I. unit, for short? |
| 21A | Perfect scores, perhaps |
| 23A | Smidgen |
| 24A | High woodwind |
| 25A | Day, to Horace |
| 27A | “I’m frustrated!” |
| 28A | Perfect score, perhaps |
| 29A | Entirely unknown |
| 32A | Seventeen-hundred-dollar bassinet with a “cult-like fandom in the parenting world,” per Wirecutter |
| 33A | Spoken |
| 34A | A wrap, so to speak |
| 39A | Erotic writer Nin |
| 40A | Neither’s partner |
| 41A | Chimp who orbited the Earth, in 1961 |
| 43A | A standard die has twenty-one |
| 44A | Character who wears an orange turtleneck, red miniskirt, and black-rimmed glasses |
| 46A | Horny sound? |
| 48A | What “Middlemarch” and “Ulysses” have a lot of, briefly |
| 49A | Detroit ballers |
| 51A | Abbr. for Claire Denis or Akira Kurosawa |
| 52A | Cutesy term for one’s children |
| 54A | In the dark |
| 56A | Until this point, quaintly |
| 57A | Angry rants |
| 58A | In the hamper, say |
| 59A | Terminal transports? |
| 1D | Word in many a nun pun |
| 2D | Took off to wed |
| 3D | Country whose flag features a double-headed eagle on a red background |
| 4D | Smart-TV brand |
| 5D | Formal recitation |
| 6D | “___ directed” (medication instruction) |
| 7D | “What a relief!” |
| 8D | Openings that might gape |
| 9D | Demonstrate one’s humanity, in a way |
| 10D | Beginning of a mustache |
| 11D | Demanding |
| 12D | Cassandra, for one |
| 14D | Second-yr. student, typically |
| 16D | “Zip it!” |
| 19D | Spur |
| 22D | Martial-arts masters |
| 24D | Over the top, in a way |
| 26D | Birds with extraordinary mimicry abilities |
| 28D | Banded chalcedony |
| 30D | Preceder of voyage or appétit |
| 31D | Fourth-yr. students, typically |
| 34D | Like sunlight filtered patchily through treetops |
| 35D | Handheld snack of nori-wrapped rice |
| 36D | Early music-sharing service |
| 37D | Nitwit |
| 38D | Thingamabobs |
| 42D | Evening affair |
| 44D | Take a look at |
| 45D | Curly-haired orphan of Broadway |
| 47D | Lock without a key? |
| 49D | Cunning maneuver |
| 50D | “Waitress” star Bareilles |
| 53D | Explosive letters |
| 55D | Luck-based card game |
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