The New Yorker Crossword Clues Tuesday, January 10, 2023

Today's crossword solution for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Tuesday, January 10, 2023 by Wyna Liu. The New Yorker Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Tuesday, January 10, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.

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Across

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Feature of a necklace	CLASP
6	“___ Changes” (1970 title track by Buddy Miles)	THEM
10	Sharpness, as of prose or flavor	BITE
14	Waze way	ROUTE
15	Crunchy green morsel	WASABIPEA
17	Consciously uncouple, say	ENDIT
18	Curlers’ targets	EYELASHES
19	Identity under the L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ umbrella	AGENDER
21	Without markup	ATCOST
22	Self-proclaimed title for the Hong Kong calligraphy artist turned folk hero Tsang Tsou-choi	KINGOFKOWLOON
25	Martian day	SOL
26	The ___ (girl group with the 1958 hit song “Maybe”)	CHANTELS
29	Angel dust, by another name	PCP
32	Unkempt	RATTY
34	Coloring for lips and cheeks	STAIN
35	“This can’t be good . . .”	UHOH
37	“Amadeus” choreographer Twyla	THARP
39	Itself, in Latin	IPSO
40	Wax or oil, e.g.	LIPID
42	Turn inside out	EVERT
44	Rabbit’s foot, e.g.	PAW
45	Of the same form, legally	INSPECIE
47	“Rosy-fingered” goddess of the dawn	EOS
49	Critical awards-season hashtag	OSCARSSOWHITE
54	Inverse trig function	ARCTAN
56	Dressed for baking	APRONED
57	Has feelings for, in that way	LIKELIKES
60	Mountain nymph of Greek mythology	OREAD
61	They might be picky about porters	BEERSNOBS
62	Brand involved in a seventies soda-for-vodka trade deal with the Soviet Union	PEPSI
63	Secondary social-media profiles, for short	ALTS
64	Term of identity added to the O.E.D. in 2022	ENBY
65	First name in cosmetics	ESTEE

Down

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Horror-movie noise	CREAK
29	Hungarian dog breed whose coat resembles a mop	PULI
54	Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland	ALBA
2	Repeated sound in “Silent Night”	LONGI
30	What rests on the right hand of “The Thinker”	CHIN
55	Cambodian currency	RIEL
3	“Night Mail” poet	AUDEN
31	Collapsible mobile-device grip	POPSOCKET
4	Smarts	STINGS
36	Some “Portlandia” portrayals	HIPSTERS
5	Low-level access?	PETDOOR
41	They tend to be clingy	DECALS
20	Fourth note of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony	EFLAT
46	Pointer, or a pointy part of a pointer	CANINE
6	Bounce back?	TWERK
33	One in a commonly confused trio of homophones	THEIR
58	___-Tiki	KON
7	Baled material	HAY
23	Intervals over which tones double in frequency	OCTAVES
59	Wane	EBB
8	Language suffix	ESE
24	Inquisitive contraction	WHYRE
50	Full of spunk	SASSY
9	Education activist Yousafzai	MALALA
38	Before surgery	PREOP
16	Major props?	BATONS
43	Line for a water-skier	TOWROPE
10	Food whose name means “twice baked”	BISCOTTI
48	Spots where land and water meet	SHORES
11	GarageBand, for one	IPHONEAPP
51	Prone to bumbling	INEPT
12	Merch-stand staples	TEES
27	TLC’s ___ (Left Eye) Lopes	LISA
52	Make big, as hair	TEASE
13	Toward lower-numbered avenues, in Manhattan	EAST
28	Word with man or plow	SNOW
53	Comedian Izzard who once described the European Union as “the cutting edge of politics, in a very extraordinarily boring way”	EDDIE