Our New Yorker Crossword January 12, 2026 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, 2026 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 1/12/26, 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 |
Manipulate with exorbitant displays of affection |
| 9A |
“My ___” (2005 Black Eyed Peas hit) |
| 14A |
Test-taker |
| 15A |
Start of a request |
| 16A |
Arabesque relative |
| 17A |
“Shucks” |
| 18A |
Inveigh (against) |
| 19A |
Release to a limited audience |
| 21A |
Cage onscreen, casually |
| 22A |
Chest bump? |
| 23A |
Prague’s kingdom, under the Holy Roman Empire |
| 24A |
Ballot rosters |
| 26A |
Where Frank O’Hara worked the front desk before becoming an associate curator, familiarly |
| 27A |
Myrmecologist’s focus |
| 28A |
Twerp |
| 29A |
It’s often screwed up |
| 30A |
Honorific in Hyderabad |
| 31A |
Subject of discussion on the subreddit r/wallstreetbets, say |
| 34A |
Some corp. officers |
| 36A |
Sierra Nevada offerings |
| 37A |
Successor |
| 40A |
Sony competitor |
| 41A |
Matching tops and bottoms, e.g. |
| 42A |
Like some hair extensions |
| 44A |
“Unbelievable!” |
| 46A |
Substance whose changeability Descartes cites as evidence that the nature of things can’t be understood through the senses alone |
| 47A |
Big bother |
| 48A |
Geopolitical backdrop in “1984” |
| 50A |
“Thunderstruck” band |
| 51A |
Follows |
| 52A |
Showcase for Marian Anderson or Kathleen Ferrier |
| 54A |
Neo-Impressionist painter fictionalized in a Sondheim musical |
| 55A |
“The Black Jacobins” author, whom Edward Said called a “restless pilgrim between the West and its former colonial possessions in Africa and America” |
| 56A |
Writing wrongs? |
| 57A |
Disregards, in a way |
| 1D |
Picks up |
| 2D |
Main ingredients in a Jamaican stew |
| 3D |
[___ City (place where A.T.M.s offer instructions in Latin) |
| 4D |
Jannings who won the first Academy Award for Best Actor |
| 5D |
One-eighth of a byte |
| 6D |
Crosses to bear |
| 7D |
Bordeaux wine region |
| 8D |
Food eschewed by pollotarians |
| 9D |
Reaction to a crack |
| 10D |
Excessive |
| 11D |
Neighbor of Thailand |
| 12D |
Mushroom also called a penny bun |
| 13D |
Item of beachwear |
| 15D |
Capital city east of the Maldives |
| 20D |
Letter-shaped fasteners |
| 22D |
Best of the Beatles |
| 25D |
___ of Maine (health-store brand) |
| 26D |
Daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory |
| 29D |
Patti LuPone, for one |
| 30D |
Twist |
| 32D |
Actress who once said, “I used to be Snow White, but I drifted” |
| 33D |
Party-mix cereal |
| 34D |
Startup funding, colloquially |
| 35D |
Couples (with) |
| 38D |
Like the protagonists of “Kill Bill: Vol. 1” and “28 Days Later,” at first |
| 39D |
Sphinx’s domain |
| 40D |
Most widespread |
| 41D |
File-menu option |
| 42D |
Philosopher who wrote the preface to Fanon’s “The Wretched of the Earth” |
| 43D |
Free |
| 45D |
Field for brainiacs, briefly? |
| 46D |
2008 animated movie that depicts “the broken promise of American life,” per the American Film Institute |
| 49D |
Noncombatant mil. members who began serving in the forties (and a homophone of 46-Across) |
| 50D |
With urgency |
| 53D |
Some brunch bevs |
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