Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Monday, February 6, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tab-bracket connectors | QWERTYUIOP |
| 11 | Private instructor?: Abbr. | SGT |
| 14 | Series of beeps on an old radio broadcast, e.g. | TIMESIGNAL |
| 15 | Bench-dip targets, familiarly | TRIS |
| 17 | Subject of a frameup? | STOCKPHOTO |
| 18 | Effortlessness | EASE |
| 19 | Jerk | ASS |
| 20 | Wiretapper of Americans in 2007's “The Simpsons Movie” | THENSA |
| 22 | Discord and Trust | APPS |
| 25 | Subject of transformation by media technologies, per Marshall McLuhan | SENSORIUM |
| 28 | Latte relative | FLATWHITE |
| 31 | “For ___ sake!” | PETES |
| 32 | Acclaimed German filmmaker who said, in 1974, “I think TV is the most important thing one can do” | FASSBINDER |
| 34 | College area, for short | DEPT |
| 35 | “___ Hard to Keep a Clean Shirt Clean” (June Jordan poem) | ITS |
| 36 | Object of an Indiana Jones quest | ARK |
| 37 | Expected | DUE |
| 39 | “A cowardly escape from the problems of peace,” according to Thomas Mann | WAR |
| 40 | “Barefoot in the Park” playwright Simon | NEIL |
| 42 | Banquet-decor concern | TABLESCAPE |
| 45 | Frying, maybe | INOIL |
| 47 | 170 in Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning are top ones | GRESCORES |
| 48 | Subway workers also called sandhogs, e.g. | TUNNELERS |
| 50 | Cantabrique et Méditerranée | MERS |
| 51 | Frustrate | IMPEDE |
| 52 | Sleep-study abbr. | REM |
| 54 | ___ tablets (trove of more than fourteen thousand cuneiform pieces dating to the third millennium B.C.) | EBLA |
| 55 | Styles of acting, as it were | MANNERISMS |
| 62 | 65-Across, for one | SEAT |
| 63 | Starter followers | MAINDISHES |
| 64 | Deli or bar order | RYE |
| 65 | Lounger in the Museum of Modern Art? | EAMESCHAIR |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Some liquid measurements, briefly | QTS |
| 22 | Aptitudes (for) | AFFINITIES |
| 2 | What William Hazlitt called “the salt of conversation, not the food” | WIT |
| 23 | Vanity purchase, perhaps | PLATENUMBER |
| 3 | Genre with post-hardcore roots | EMO |
| 24 | Gospel performance? | PASSIONPLAY |
| 4 | Gets a new player for | RECASTS |
| 41 | Striped | LINEATE |
| 5 | Clucks | TSKS |
| 29 | Ring regulator: Abbr. | WBA |
| 46 | Conducted | LED |
| 6 | Pound sounds | YIPS |
| 30 | “Honey in the Horn” trumpeter Al | HIRT |
| 49 | Contraction trademarked by Kourtney Kardashian as the name of her gummy-supplement brand | LEMME |
| 7 | [groan] | UGH |
| 25 | Lowering | SINKAGE |
| 56 | High security rating | AAA |
| 8 | Goddess who saved Odysseus | INO |
| 26 | Airline guess, for short | ETD |
| 43 | Chilly greeting? | BRR |
| 57 | Matchsticks game played in “Last Year at Marienbad” | NIM |
| 9 | Muffin variety | OAT |
| 27 | Irks | NEEDLES |
| 58 | Dir. from Providence to Boston | NNE |
| 10 | What spoilers spoil | PLOTS |
| 33 | The ways of the French? | RUES |
| 52 | Beaujolais and Volnay | REDS |
| 21 | Hip extension? | HOP |
| 38 | It’s often left of F1 | ESC |
| 53 | Ariel’s prince in “The Little Mermaid” | ERIC |
| 11 | Conducted | STEERED |
| 44 | Chief of the force, informally | COMMISH |
| 12 | Some enamel sets | GRANITEWARE |
| 59 | Oldies syllable | SHA |
| 13 | Christmas Day detritus | TISSUEPAPER |
| 60 | ___ fun (noodle variety) | MEI |
| 16 | Atelier employee | SEAMSTRESS |
| 61 | Georgia inits., once | SSR |
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