Our New Yorker Crossword April 22, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword April 22, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 4/22/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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| # |
Clue |
| 1A |
Place for ideas |
| 11A |
Parts of knee joints, for short |
| 15A |
What Queen Elizabeth I replaced “I” with? |
| 16A |
Restaurant chain that had a “Rooty Tooty Fresh ’n Fruity” combo meal |
| 17A |
Times past |
| 18A |
Singer with the 1984 album “My Kind of Country,” familiarly |
| 19A |
Diminutive Spanish suffix |
| 20A |
Part of a set of computer directions? |
| 22A |
“I asked, and they said we can’t” |
| 25A |
Washington in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame |
| 26A |
Used a cue |
| 28A |
Cartoon character with a nailed-on tail |
| 31A |
Strands |
| 32A |
Picks up |
| 34A |
“The Fast and the Furious” actor Diesel |
| 35A |
Without direction |
| 36A |
“Super/Man: The Christopher ___ Story” (2024 documentary) |
| 37A |
[Hey, you!] |
| 38A |
Abbr. in a business address, perhaps |
| 39A |
Move like a crab |
| 40A |
Basketball player, in old slang |
| 41A |
Juicy piece of intel |
| 43A |
Sculptor’s metal frame |
| 45A |
Digital services, briefly? |
| 47A |
Mortises’ counterparts, in wood joinery |
| 48A |
Organ connected to a cord |
| 51A |
“¡Feliz ___ nuevo!” (January 1st greeting) |
| 52A |
Kelly who has co-hosted “Live” since 2001 |
| 53A |
Its inventors won an Ig Nobel prize “for diverting millions of person-hours of work into the husbandry of virtual pets” |
| 58A |
Rapper who founded Rhyme Syndicate Records |
| 59A |
Bedding option with a crisp, clean look |
| 60A |
Only |
| 61A |
Ones who have remained close throughout life |
| 1D |
Real dump |
| 2D |
Revolutionary who wrote a 1961 handbook on guerilla warfare, familiarly |
| 3D |
Booking, informally |
| 4D |
Flair |
| 5D |
Foot movements used to keep a beat |
| 6D |
Title role for which Christopher Plummer won a Tony in 1974 |
| 7D |
“___ is for horses” (parental retort) |
| 8D |
Heartfelt request |
| 9D |
Oscar, e.g. |
| 10D |
Cannes can |
| 11D |
Inspiring path? |
| 12D |
Device that inevitably goes off during a play? |
| 13D |
Place for a huggie hoop |
| 14D |
Neuter |
| 21D |
What change may consist of |
| 22D |
“My hands were tied!” |
| 23D |
It’s on a roll |
| 24D |
Reacted with wonder |
| 26D |
Word from the Turkish for “skewer” |
| 27D |
“Futurama” character with one eye and a purple ponytail |
| 29D |
Choir supports |
| 30D |
Between, in Benin |
| 33D |
“___ your eyes!” |
| 36D |
Tear down the middle |
| 37D |
Rhyming follower of cutie |
| 39D |
Mashed potatoes or roasted potatoes, e.g. |
| 40D |
Pastries with a ricotta-based filling |
| 42D |
Mexican beer with an eagle in its logo |
| 44D |
Skimpy |
| 46D |
Lesley of “60 Minutes” |
| 48D |
Proper, and then some |
| 49D |
Bad things to bring home from school |
| 50D |
Surrounded by |
| 54D |
Justice Dept. division |
| 55D |
“Inside Politics” channel |
| 56D |
“___ never do that to us!” |
| 57D |
Run-___ (encounters) |
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