New Yorker Crossword January 29 2024 Answers (1/29/24)

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The New Yorker Crossword January 29, 2024 Answers

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January 30 2024 Answers »

Clue
Don Q competitor
Begin
Boris Johnson, for one
Florida ___ (popular food fish)
Its north and south poles are close together
2001 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
Tools for duels
Univ.-application datum
Gaze
First name in an 1857 decision
Take things badly?
Denizen of an underground colony
“Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion” director Petri
Monogram on some designer sunglasses
___ place
Sandals, e.g.
For fear that
Brewer’s ingredient
Quiescence
Punch
East Lansing sch.
Unique
Gets out of Dodge
“Millennium” trilogy author Larsson
Father of Phobos
Algerian city where Albert Camus’s “The Plague” is set
___ Beach (Honolulu suburb)
Presidential middle name of the eighteen-eighties
Alternative to a snake
Professional who might have novel ideas for healing?
Open, in a way
Party pick
2023 IMAX documentary about NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope
Final story in James Joyce’s collection “Dubliners”
Panglossian advice
Contrite race in Nancy Kress’s sci-fi novel “Steal Across the Sky”
___ transplant (procedure also called a keratoplasty)
“Master of None” star Aziz
It meant nothing to Napoleon
Gustav Mahler’s “___ Lied von der Erde”
Hardwired
Tanning-bed attire
Weighty work
Stockpile
Dungeons & Dragons genre, for short
Hybrid fruit
It’s better than nothing in your hand
Few
Journal pages?
Big-rig filler
Check
Numbered hwys.
Trio depicted in Sandro Botticelli’s “Primavera”
Lodge membership
Maurice Ravel’s “Ma Mère ___” (“Mother Goose Suite”)
Symphony section
American Beauty, before its opening?
Interlace
Easily swayed
Vaughan with the album “Sassy”
Glacial deposit
Birthplace of Dylan Thomas
Overlooked
Lacking refinement
Quiescent
Dressage concerns
Strong, dark beer
Agatha Christie title
Baby seat?
“Ruh-___!”

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