Our New Yorker Crossword August 24, 2023 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword August 24, 2023 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 8/24/23, 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 |
| “Good Morning America” competitor |
| Mined minerals |
| Social-issue TV spots produced by the Ad Council |
| Schoolyard rebuttal to “Am not!” |
| Disastrous defeat |
| Scratch that! |
| Extra file saved just in case |
| Surface-level, like repetition-based learning |
| ___-mo (instant-replay speed) |
| Ledger who won a posthumous Oscar, for playing the Joker |
| Rooftop toppers that indicate wind direction |
| “Largemouth” fish |
| Extremely happy |
| Words to live by |
| Dish made to order at some breakfast buffets |
| Feature of an I.D. card |
| Deducts from one’s taxable income |
| Board game whose title no longer includes the phrase “Settlers of” |
| That guy’s |
| ___ Birch (“American Beauty” actress named for a Norse god) |
| Place for overnight guests or a home office |
| Heaped |
| Meet up with again, as a group |
| Memory failure |
| Term for stockings that comes from a synthetic fabric |
| Planet explored by the rover Perseverance |
| Less-listened-to half of a record, typically |
| Word before “God” or “heavens” |
| Stashed away from view |
| Stage and screen director Kazan |
| “Why is everyone so pissed at me?” |
| “Sadly . . ." |
| Droop like a thirsty plant |
| When Hell freezes over, so to speak |
| “A ___ of Two Cities” |
| Man, Martinique, or Maui |
| Twinkle in one’s eye, e.g. |
| They’re seen at the tops of browser windows |
| Verbal exam |
| Architectural style of some Miami Beach buildings, familiarly |
| Pose a question |
| “Really? Of all the things to screw up . . .” |
| Mammals found in every ocean on Earth |
| When tripled, what to do for the home team in “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” |
| “Bought the farm” or “bit the dust,” for example |
| Home for hogs |
| Vessels flying the Jolly Roger flag |
| Implements used by Paleolithic humans |
| Performed onstage, perhaps |
| “___ Always a Woman” (Billy Joel song) |
| Cancún coin |
| Reason to hand one’s car keys to a complete stranger |
| Early, possibly buggy, version of an app |
| Do-over, in tennis |
| British bloke |
| Phone-keypad precursor |
| Constellation with a celestial “belt” |
| Mac alternatives |
| Question to a mysterious voice on the other end of the line |
| Priceless? |
| Hula hoop or Rubik’s Cube, once |
| “Apollo 13” director Howard |
| Touch down on the runway |
| Brand of wafer cookies sometimes layered in banana pudding |
| Not glossy |
| Saddle, sofa, or stool, e.g. |
| Corridor |
| Home for honeybees |
| “You got a better ___?” |
| Residence that might be named for a famous alum |
| Historical setting for “All Quiet on the Western Front,” briefly |
| Marina ___ Rey, California |
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