New Yorker Crossword August 24 2026 Answers (8/24/26)

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The New Yorker Crossword August 24, 2026 Answers

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# Clue
1A “Whoa, dope”
7A The climber Pasang Lhamu, for one
13A Affectedly trendy
14A The ___ Circle (punny name of a popular Chicago hot-dog stand)
15A Kind of public gathering that first occurred at L.A.’s Elysian Park, in 1967
16A “Let’s do literally anything else”
17A Series of links
18A Put together an outfit?
19A “Auntie ___” (1958 Rosalind Russell film)
20A “One Battle After Another” Oscar nominee
24A Target of a close-grip bench press, for short
27A Have a heated phone exchange?
28A ___ card (means of using SNAP funds)
29A 2022 Elif Batuman novel with a slash in its title
31A Cell that sends electrical signals
35A Symbol on viola sheet music
36A Power ___
38A Pejorative that Mary Daly attempts to reclaim in her 1978 book “Gyn/Ecology: The Metaethics of Radical Feminism”
39A His
41A Suffer damage to one’s reputation
43A Thick head of hair
44A Move slowly
45A Counterpart of “Fire” and “P.D.,” in NBC’s “Chicago” franchise
46A N.Y.C. standup venue since 1981
51A Set down
52A Workspaces for some interns, briefly
53A Surprise encounter
57A Fighting opponent?
60A “Austin Powers” sidekick
61A Month between Shaban and Shawwal
62A Yoga movement that provides a gentle back stretch
63A Bad blood
64A Like some overlong breakup e-mails, maybe
1D Civil-rights org. formed after the Montgomery bus boycott
2D “Call on me! I know!”
3D Smashing Pumpkins song whose title can also refer to a Hindu god
4D Seal the deal
5D What many American Jews eat on Christmas
6D Aunts and uncles, e.g.
7D Confession in a confessional
8D Cut down
9D Hostile territory
10D ___ calculus (kidney stone, by another name)
11D Teaser
12D Ari who directed “Eddington”
14D Pennsylvania-based convenience-store brand
16D Café that Rachel bursts into wearing a wedding dress, in the pilot of “Friends”
18D Member of a Germanic group conquered by Charlemagne
21D “___ out!”
22D Number of provinces in Canada
23D Type of poem in which the first letters of each line or stanza proceed in alphabetical order
24D Word after high or Texas
25D Ingredient in kabsa, mansaf, and maqluba
26D “___ do for now”
30D Skateboard-trick recorder
32D Move aimlessly
33D Part of YOLO
34D Lack
37D Methods of assessing opinion
40D Person one might be bugged by
42D Costa del ___ (Spanish region on the Mediterranean)
46D “It’s a Wonderful Life” director Frank
47D Fat substitute popular in the nineties
48D U.S. city that hosted the 2026 World Baseball Classic final
49D With “The,” 2024 Yasmin Zaher novel whose title refers to an Israeli shekel the narrator accidentally swallowed as a child
50D Litter stragglers
54D “Whoa, dope”
55D “That’s my cue!”
56D Rough-skinned ___ (toxic amphibian)
58D End of some e-mail addresses
59D “Daughters” rapper
60D World that contains Ant-Man but not Aquaman, for short

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