Literary classics, with “the” Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. a ravine formed by a river in an area with little rainfall
2. a collection of books accepted as holy scripture especially the books of the Bible recognized by any Christian church as genuine and inspired

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

LITERARY (adjective)
1. appropriate to literature rather than everyday speech or writing
2. knowledgeable about literature
CLASSICS (noun)
1. study of the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome

Hint 3: Anagram

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ANCON

More New Yorker Crossword (7/14/2025) Answers

Across

1. What the Grateful Dead sometimes performed on

4. Appetite stimulant

15. "The Name of the Rose" author Umberto

16. Perk for the thirsty

17. Cio-Cio-___ (tragic heroine of “Madama Butterfly”)

18. Singer who released the album “Love for Sale” at the age of ninety-five

19. Lifted

21. Faddish nineteen-nineties collectible

22. Carmaker Bugatti

23. Daily in New York or London

28. People with talent?

29. Word with new or blue

30. Diggs of “Rent”

31. Clear

33. Wabbit hunter Fudd

35. Hot spot

36. Some corp. officers

37. Good graces’ opposite

39. “___ clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less”: John Donne

40. Masculine “they,” in French

41. “Et tu, ___?”

44. Note for TikTok, e.g.

46. Takeout menu possessive

47. Champagne pop?

48. Groucho, Harpo, Chico, or Zeppo, in the seafaring comedy “Monkey Business”

50. Shriek

52. What Sigmund Freud called “the hero alike of every day-dream and of every story”

53. House of cards?

54. Steak-house staple

60. Study

61. Winner of the 2025 Oscar for Best International Feature Film

62. "___ Como Va"

63. Term used by Arlie Hochschild to describe the double burden faced by working mothers, in her 1989 book

64. N.Y.C. neighborhood south of Alphabet City

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Down

1. They could be worse

2. Diagram used to assess correlation

3. Monopoly prohibition

4. Fairy tale ending?

5. Face down

6. Lady bird

7. Felipe VI, e.g.

8. Planet, poetically

9. Enhanced, in a way

10. Lead-in to a backup plan

11. Karaoke encouragement

12. ___ de la Cité

13. Genre qualifier

14. It’s used in much of the Midwest: Abbr.

20. Nonprofit?

23. Author who “seems able to read the minds of different people as certainly as we count the buttons on their coats,” per Virginia Woolf

24. “Rollin’ with My ___” (Coolio song)

25. Theatrical heartthrob, in old slang

26. Avenger’s credo, perhaps

27. Radially symmetrical marine creatures

29. Of whom Hélène Cixous wrote, “She’s not deadly. She’s beautiful and she’s laughing,” in a 1975 feminist manifesto

32. Coastal retreat?

34. Letter of ___ (part of an app)

38. Certain culturati, collectively

43. Mortgage figs.

45. Has as a result of

49. "Encore!"

50. Wolf (down)

51. One with major aspirations, say

54. Opposite of trans

55. Denomination founded in Philadelphia, for short

56. Key used to make an exit

57. Mercedes models

58. Sigh of satisfaction

59. Florist’s chain

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