Our New Yorker Crossword December 24, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword December 24, 2024 Answers
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| # |
Clue |
| 1A |
Some Second World War noncombatants, for short |
| 6A |
Vincent ___ (John Travolta’s “Pulp Fiction” role) |
| 10A |
Org. that has a train station at O’Hare |
| 13A |
Authorizes |
| 15A |
Miranda July novel that the Times called “the talk of every group text—at least every group text composed of women over 40” (June, 2024) |
| 17A |
Swiped |
| 18A |
High-society coterie |
| 19A |
“New York Trilogy” author whom J. M. Coetzee described as a “real workhorse à la Balzac, yet a worldwide celebrity too” upon his death in April, 2024 |
| 21A |
Store whose blue-and-yellow logo echoes the Swedish flag |
| 22A |
Hence |
| 23A |
“And the ___ is history!” |
| 25A |
Opens wide |
| 28A |
Parts of apts. |
| 30A |
Sarah Manguso novel whose protagonist “floated face down in housewifery” (July, 2024) |
| 34A |
Hollinghurst whose novel “Our Evenings” follows a Burmese British actor from the sixties through Brexit (October, 2024) |
| 35A |
Moonstone, e.g. |
| 36A |
What a furious person may blow |
| 37A |
G.P.S. option: Abbr. |
| 38A |
Winner of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, whom Hernan Diaz praised for her “unique ear for the rumors of history” (October, 2024) |
| 40A |
___-ray |
| 41A |
River visible from St. Paul’s Cathedral |
| 43A |
Ohio State : Big Ten :: Duke : ___ |
| 44A |
Bust |
| 45A |
“My First Book” author Levy (May, 2024) |
| 46A |
Sch. whose in-state rivalry game with Utah is called the Holy War |
| 47A |
Forgiveness |
| 48A |
Like Yorick, per a Hamlet soliloquy |
| 50A |
Barrel of laughs |
| 52A |
Some brewery offerings, briefly |
| 55A |
Literary organization that cancelled its prize ceremony amid protests of its response to the war in Gaza (April, 2024) |
| 60A |
Long purchase from a boulangerie |
| 62A |
“My advice is always . . .” |
| 63A |
Posthumous Michael Crichton best-seller completed by James Patterson (June, 2024) |
| 64A |
Autobiographical novel by Édouard Louis that begins with the intention “to fix the past in writing” (March, 2024) |
| 65A |
Throat Coat or Sleepytime, e.g. |
| 66A |
Jayne ___ Phillips, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction for “Night Watch” (May, 2024) |
| 67A |
Make tweaks to |
| 1D |
Striped stinger |
| 2D |
Skiing destination whose name is Spanish for “high” |
| 3D |
Felipe, Matty, Jesús, or Moisés of the M.L.B. |
| 4D |
Hoover whose book “It Ends With Us” sold more than eight hundred thousand copies in the month after the August, 2024, release of its film adaptation |
| 5D |
Cusses |
| 6D |
Prodigious |
| 7D |
Glue brand with a bull mascot |
| 8D |
Harsh light |
| 9D |
Second-largest continent: Abbr. |
| 10D |
Rachel whose novel “Parade” features a procession of visual artists, all referred to by the initial “G“ (June, 2024) |
| 11D |
Betty Smith’s “A ___ Grows in Brooklyn” |
| 12D |
Hound created by Dashiell Hammett |
| 14D |
Tight-fitting |
| 16D |
Inflammation of the ear |
| 20D |
Philosopher Kierkegaard |
| 24D |
Waste from a steel mill |
| 25D |
Greenwell whose novel “Small Rain” was called “an exquisite addition to the literature of illness” in The Yale Review (September, 2024) |
| 26D |
However, briefly |
| 27D |
Expression of praise |
| 29D |
“Sure, sweetie” |
| 31D |
Kaveh whose novel “Martyr!” follows an Iranian American writer grappling with the meaning of death (January, 2024) |
| 32D |
Remembrance of things past? |
| 33D |
Pore over a textbook, say |
| 35D |
Expense for some commuters |
| 36D |
Health-supply chain with the slogan “Live Well” |
| 38D |
Knight in shining armor |
| 39D |
Honda’s luxury division |
| 42D |
Cleans, as a spill |
| 44D |
Possible result of a hung jury |
| 46D |
Surrealist André who wrote, “Beauty will be convulsive or will not be at all” |
| 47D |
Turn-of-the-millennium TV title role for Brandy |
| 49D |
Join voluntarily |
| 51D |
Apple début of 1998 |
| 52D |
“Yeah, sure . . .” |
| 53D |
Cut back |
| 54D |
___ fresca (type of fruity drink) |
| 56D |
Leakes of “Real Housewives” fame |
| 57D |
“That ___ how any of this works!” |
| 58D |
Coop up |
| 59D |
Yesterday, in the Yucatán |
| 61D |
“When are you getting here?,” in texts |
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