Our New Yorker Crossword December 30, 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 30, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 12/30/24, 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 |
Like some bangs |
| 6A |
Informal meeting |
| 10A |
Minor family members |
| 14A |
With 1-Down, basic wine-bar order |
| 15A |
Fruit native to the Amazon |
| 16A |
Some primates |
| 17A |
Worshippers of the sun god Inti |
| 18A |
Like basmati, but not arborio |
| 20A |
Kesha’s “___ ToK” |
| 21A |
Expel from the milky way? |
| 23A |
With 19-Down, hats and such |
| 24A |
Area of London that was once home to many dockworkers |
| 26A |
Show respect, in a way |
| 29A |
National Disability Employment Awareness Mo. |
| 30A |
Star who had at least one Billboard Top Ten hit in every decade from the sixties to the nineties |
| 31A |
Messenger molecule |
| 32A |
Turquoise relative |
| 34A |
Not clerical |
| 35A |
Bit of wedding attire |
| 36A |
Distinctive ways to express things, or what four pairs of answers in this puzzle could be said to constitute |
| 39A |
Fat used in New Orleans? |
| 40A |
Numbers on board-game boxes |
| 41A |
Alternatively |
| 42A |
Succor |
| 43A |
They’re decried as terrible |
| 44A |
Prepare for a quick start |
| 45A |
They may be made over beers |
| 47A |
Source of some stubborn camping-gear stains |
| 51A |
As well |
| 52A |
Instrument featured in the “Jaws” theme |
| 53A |
Before, casually |
| 54A |
Creepy-crawly named for a tuber |
| 57A |
With 48-Down, room that might be stocked with construction paper and glue guns |
| 59A |
Economic acronym coined in 2001 that was later expanded to include an “S” for South Africa |
| 60A |
Word repeated in the title of a Cyndi Lauper hit |
| 61A |
Musical indicator of silence |
| 62A |
With 46-Down, actor who voices Po in the “Kung Fu Panda” films |
| 63A |
One gifted flowers or a bottle of wine, perhaps |
| 64A |
Like a pomegranate or a run-down motel |
| 1D |
With 14-Across, building just south of Lafayette Park |
| 2D |
Region for which a classical column style is named |
| 3D |
Stinks |
| 4D |
Unpaid ad |
| 5D |
Catchphrase of the late two-thousands |
| 6D |
Word with green or bean |
| 7D |
College course on demand? |
| 8D |
Part of the name of four of the twenty most populous U.S. cities |
| 9D |
Advanced |
| 10D |
Designer Donna who got her start with Anne Klein |
| 11D |
Connection number |
| 12D |
Roman gods |
| 13D |
Target for an identity thief, briefly |
| 19D |
With 23-Across, one who might be excited to look under a hood |
| 22D |
Doc who can treat tonsillitis |
| 25D |
Some vacation bookings |
| 26D |
Fulfills an order, maybe |
| 27D |
Forget about, so to speak |
| 28D |
Bit of butter |
| 30D |
Barista employers |
| 32D |
Grand indoor spaces |
| 33D |
One step below cubic |
| 34D |
Designs on some hoodies |
| 35D |
One of three for a trumpet |
| 37D |
Part of a jagged blade |
| 38D |
Pretends to fight, perhaps |
| 39D |
It’s said to be a gift |
| 43D |
Final, e.g. |
| 44D |
Part of a protective cage |
| 46D |
With 62-Across, game in which players can hit or stand |
| 47D |
Sound of Seattle |
| 48D |
With 57-Across, New Horizons, e.g. |
| 49D |
Obeyed a command to speak, maybe |
| 50D |
Small-minded |
| 52D |
They may be taken after a spicy meal |
| 54D |
Vegan lunch option, for short |
| 55D |
Sixty minuti |
| 56D |
Lead-in to feedback |
| 58D |
“Norma ___” |
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