Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Thursday, 29 February 2024 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Feudal peons | SERFS |
| 6 | Carpenters’ cutting tools | SAWS |
| 10 | Online journal | BLOG |
| 14 | Light on one’s feet | AGILE |
| 15 | Word after paint or potato | CHIP |
| 16 | Seized vehicle, for short | REPO |
| 17 | Mugful served with marshmallows | COCOA |
| 18 | Liquid carried by vampire slayers | HOLYWATER |
| 20 | Question before a phone number on a bumper sticker | HOWSMYDRIVING |
| 22 | Cabbie’s query | WHERETO |
| 24 | Permit | LICENSE |
| 25 | Astronomer Edmond with a namesake comet | HALLEY |
| 26 | Weasel relative with silky fur | MINK |
| 27 | Greek epic that ends with Hector’s funeral | ILIAD |
| 28 | Deeply desires | LONGSFOR |
| 32 | Piece that may be written in iambic pentameter | POEM |
| 33 | Feelings of hunger or remorse | PANGS |
| 34 | Landed | ALIT |
| 36 | Provisions and equipment | SUPPLIES |
| 38 | Move the tiniest bit | BUDGE |
| 39 | Oscar-winning pop star ___ Gaga | LADY |
| 40 | Put one’s trust in | RELYON |
| 41 | Doo-wop cover band that got its own TV show in 1977 | SHANANA |
| 45 | Trades without money | BARTERS |
| 46 | Restaurant with an unassuming façade | HOLEINTHEWALL |
| 48 | Broadly speaking | INGENERAL |
| 49 | “Asteroid City” actress Swinton | TILDA |
| 52 | Robert Frost’s “The ___ Not Taken” | ROAD |
| 53 | Metal bar in a skate park | RAIL |
| 54 | Adversary | ENEMY |
| 55 | Card higher than a deuce | TREY |
| 56 | Lively for one’s age | SPRY |
| 57 | Start a volley | SERVE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cul-de-___ | SAC |
| 22 | Beat into a froth | WHIP |
| 41 | Button-down, e.g. | SHIRT |
| 2 | Megalomaniac’s problem | EGO |
| 23 | Glowing symbols of goodness | HALOS |
| 42 | “Duty, ___, Country” (West Point motto) | HONOR |
| 3 | Villainous cardinal in “The Three Musketeers” | RICHELIEU |
| 43 | Growth in a stagnant pond | ALGAE |
| 4 | One often seen standing in the corner of a room? | FLOORLAMP |
| 44 | Emotionally high-maintenance | NEEDY |
| 5 | Green sushi wrapper | SEAWEED |
| 37 | Flat, treeless expanse | PLAIN |
| 21 | Pigpen | STY |
| 33 | Books with calendar pages | PLANNERS |
| 6 | Joe ___ (average guy) | SCHMO |
| 28 | Tried to ensnare something | LAIDATRAP |
| 7 | Sailor’s greeting | AHOY |
| 26 | Penny-pincher’s concern | MONEY |
| 47 | Head locks? | HAIR |
| 8 | Clanspeople who call themselves the Free Folk in “Game of Thrones” | WILDLINGS |
| 45 | ___ flop (ungraceful dive) | BELLY |
| 9 | Cloak-and-dagger groups | SPYRINGS |
| 40 | Unpasteurized, say | RAW |
| 19 | Parts of candles | WICKS |
| 38 | Criticizes at length | BERATES |
| 10 | Undaunted | BRAVE |
| 29 | Sign of a fracture in the Earth’s crust | FAULTLINE |
| 11 | Allowed to enter | LETIN |
| 30 | 1957 Disney film featuring the line “You crazy, wonderful dog!” | OLDYELLER |
| 12 | Gets the crowd warmed up | OPENS |
| 31 | Unyielding strictness | RIGOR |
| 50 | Org. that administers vision tests | DMV |
| 13 | Deep, narrow canyon | GORGE |
| 35 | Bills featuring Alexander Hamilton | TENS |
| 51 | “Yes, Captain!” | AYE |
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