Our New Yorker Crossword January 12, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword January 12, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 1/12/24, 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 |
| Emerge from an egg |
| It might be drizzled on idlis |
| Tame salsa choice |
| Month before febrero |
| Party people? |
| Rhythmic structure, in poetry |
| Visual aid for a research talk, perhaps |
| Construction-site sight |
| Bean products? |
| Bollywood star ___ Roy Kapur |
| Complete collection |
| Denny’s competitor |
| Stance at the end of a runway |
| Used a floor cushion, e.g. |
| Enthusiastic response to “Who wants another bedtime story?” |
| French translation of “are” that’s one letter off from 70-Across |
| Derricotte who wrote the poetry collection “Tender” |
| Rice porridge |
| “Without question,” in a text |
| Nickname for Sporty Spice |
| ___ pit |
| Emotion sometimes said to counterbalance greed, in stock-market behavior |
| Anti-apartheid activist and author Fatima |
| “I May Destroy You” network |
| Take a closer look while window-shopping, say |
| Style that includes techno and dubstep: Abbr. |
| Cuba libre ingredient |
| Diminish |
| Pair |
| Buttloads |
| Sephora competitor |
| Ocean State sch. |
| Fits out with new equipment |
| Quantum-mechanics pioneer Paul |
| Units used when measuring fabric |
| “Love that choice!” |
| Harvests |
| Ignore one’s budget, perhaps |
| Check the fit of |
| Tampon alternatives |
| Spanish translation of “are” that’s one letter off from 33-Across |
| Simply must |
| Jorts line |
| Part of a best-man speech, maybe |
| Phenomenon in which a frequent activity, such as gaming, patterns unrelated thoughts |
| Invents |
| ___ on main (obviously libidinous) |
| Route-finding tech |
| Comprehensive approach to health care |
| Skip, as a syllable |
| Ability to vividly recall an image seen only once |
| Quests |
| “___ liebe dich” (“I love you,” in German) |
| Can in Canberra |
| Footwear superstore |
| Steeped beverage |
| Region that abuts the Urals |
| Mimicked |
| Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur . . . and a feature of 3-, 7-, 9-, and 20-Down? |
| Beethoven’s “___ to Joy” |
| Baltimore Ravens mascot whose brothers are Edgar and Allan |
| I.S.P. with a yellow running-man logo |
| Follower of revolving or next |
| ___ of honor |
| Devices for enjoying page-turners without turning pages |
| Ending of many alumni e-mail addresses |
| Domain for Google’s self-publication platform |
| Granola grains |
| The ___ (nickname for a Boston skyscraper) |
| Fish whose testicles were sought by Sigmund Freud during his university studies |
| Model and activist Carmen |
| Harder to come by |
| Sphere of humanity? |
| Hypotheticals |
| Move like a bunny |
| Chen who wrote the children’s book “I Am Golden” |
| Color of the inuksuk on Nunavut’s flag |
| Six-pt. football plays |
| Lead-in to “cross,” in a winter racing sport |
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