Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Monday, 17 April 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Some lyricists | BARDS |
| 6 | Custard-apple trees | PAPAWS |
| 12 | “Cry me a river!” | BOOHOO |
| 13 | “Right, right, right” | AHISEE |
| 14 | Marx Brothers movie set on an ocean liner | MONKEYBUSINESS |
| 16 | Music-round answer worth half a point in bar trivia, perhaps | SONG |
| 17 | Underestimated, with “on” | SLEPT |
| 18 | Office requirement, perhaps | OATH |
| 19 | Fish salted for bacalao | COD |
| 20 | “That’s my ___!” | CUE |
| 21 | End of a party? | FEST |
| 23 | Puts out | ANGERS |
| 25 | “Dude . . .” | BRUH |
| 26 | “___-Raq” (2015 Spike Lee joint) | CHI |
| 29 | CBS series that starred Gary Sinise | CSINY |
| 30 | Freestyler’s request | DROPABEAT |
| 32 | Activist turned president of the Amazon Labor Union | CHRISTIANSMALLS |
| 34 | Hang on | HOLDTIGHT |
| 35 | Certain lymphocyte | BCELL |
| 36 | Gender-neutral possessive | ITS |
| 37 | Une ___ de la famille | AMIE |
| 38 | Substance whose AB type is considered universal | PLASMA |
| 39 | Blondie drummer Burke | CLEM |
| 40 | Nail | ACE |
| 41 | Needle work? | TAT |
| 42 | Sy of “Lupin” | OMAR |
| 45 | Archaic word that can follow for or precede sayer | SOOTH |
| 47 | Present | HERE |
| 48 | It’s a sure thing | MONEYINTHEBANK |
| 51 | Creatures of a hypothetical missing link | APEMEN |
| 52 | Word from the Chinese for “black dragon” | OOLONG |
| 53 | Devils’ home | NEWARK |
| 54 | Athletics awards given out in midsummer | ESPYS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 16 | “The Player” co-star Greta | SCACCHI |
| 42 | Land bordering an eponymous gulf | OMAN |
| 14 | Ultra-ambitious project, so to speak | MOONSHOT |
| 43 | Pout | MOPE |
| 12 | Figures in many spy movies | BONDGIRLS |
| 44 | Fresh | ANEW |
| 1 | Pipe alternative | BONG |
| 24 | Heroine in Tennyson’s “The Marriage of Geraint” | ENID |
| 39 | Condiment for street tacos | CREMA |
| 2 | Swell | AOK |
| 20 | Aura healer, supposedly | CRYSTAL |
| 49 | “___ out!” | YER |
| 3 | Animal for which a blood-group system is named | RHESUS |
| 33 | Many a rabbit hole | TIMESINK |
| 4 | Name on the spine of “A Study in Scarlet” | DOYLE |
| 30 | Portmanteau in an anime TV début of 1999 | DIGIMON |
| 5 | Beverage brand with a lizard logo | SOBE |
| 25 | Astronomer Tycho | BRAHE |
| 46 | People with ties to the Ho-Chunk | OTOE |
| 15 | Blunt | UPFRONT |
| 40 | Character with a “lordly air and austere bearing” admired by D’Artagnan | ATHOS |
| 6 | Old print-production formats using adhesive and layout boards | PASTEUPS |
| 38 | Geek Squad offering | PCHELP |
| 7 | Poke-bowl component, often | AHI |
| 22 | Shuffling gait | SHAMBLE |
| 50 | “Golly!” | BOY |
| 8 | Cab alternative? | PINOT |
| 31 | “Maria Lando” singer Susana with four Latin Grammys | BACA |
| 47 | Prince in “Frozen” | HANS |
| 9 | On the briny | ASEA |
| 26 | “Little Fires Everywhere” novelist | CELESTENG |
| 10 | Part of a country moniker from 1949 to 1990 | WEST |
| 27 | Emblematic trait | HALLMARK |
| 11 | Word with cuddle or strategy, casually | SESH |
| 28 | “I have to work in the morning . . .” | ITSLATE |
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