New Yorker Crossword July 1 2026 Answers (7/1/26)

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The New Yorker Crossword July 1, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 7/1/26, 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 Livens (up)
5A Casually converses (with)
10A Wildebeests, by another name
14A Post-marathon feeling
15A North Carolina city where Thelonious Monk was born
17A Home for an old woman and her many children, in a nursery rhyme
18A Twistable black-and-white treat
19A In-person discussions
21A “Arrested Development” actor Will
22A People who wander without a fixed residence
23A Stockpiles
24A Set of twelve assigned to Hercules
25A Male break-dancer
26A Images on a touchscreen
27A Beginning of a letter with an attached list
32A Endlessly reshared post
33A Draw a turkey around one’s hand, say
34A “Syntactic Structures” author Chomsky
35A Viral YouTube music video whose dancers clap their hands in a chomping motion
37A Absurd comedy
38A Tailored edges
39A City where the film “Spotlight” is set
40A Cosmetic applied with a wand
44A “We hold these ___ to be self-evident . . .”
45A Where remote-work setups are usually located
46A Slowly taper off
48A “The system is rigged!”
50A Exciting event for a bargain hunter
51A Omniscient
52A Nation that borders the Persian Gulf
53A Kill it on the runway, slangily
54A “Nobody ___ This” (Netflix series starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody)
55A Throws in
1D Fail’s opposite
2D Purple-flowered plant used in folk remedies
3D Suddenly enter the picture?
4D Starting capital for a startup
5D Stands too close to
6D Stereotypical features of Viking helmets
7D High pair in hold ’em
8D Boxing ref’s call, for short
9D Tree where birds sing, in “Dream a Little Dream of Me”
10D Crime boss’s bodyguards
11D Cooks in the microwave
12D Join forces
13D Lets stand, editorially
16D Eels that can be more than ten feet long
20D Rowboat’s pair
23D Taken ___ (unpleasantly surprised)
24D An arm or a leg
25D Grizzlies, e.g.
27D Counterpart of Musical or Comedy, at the Golden Globes
28D Russian royal who was impersonated by several women in the decades following her death
29D In the direction of Polaris
30D Tex-Mex entrée served in an edible bowl
31D Word at the end of a prayer
33D “Don’t cry, it’ll be O.K.”
36D Healer who might perform cleansing ceremonies
37D Basketball infraction
39D Takes along
40D Yucatán Natives
41D Reef that encloses a lagoon
42D Don who coached the 1972 Miami Dolphins to a perfect season
43D Perhaps too confident
44D Sully
46D Kid with a match?
47D Strong desires
49D Bygone carrier that had a hub at J.F.K.

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