New Yorker Crossword July 21 2026 Answers (7/21/26)

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The New Yorker Crossword July 21, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 7/21/26, 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 Place to relax during a getaway
9A Add a clause to, say
14A First and foremost
15A Word that comes from the Russian for “council”
17A Inflatable flamingos, e.g.
18A Kind of citadel referenced in a hit song by the Clash
19A Result of minor sun damage
20A N.A.A.C.P. co-founder ___ B. Wells
21A Freckle
22A Person in charge: Abbr.
23A Town, in German
25A ___ take (dramatic reaction)
27A Credit-card option
28A ___ rap (genre for Juice WRLD and Lil Peep)
29A Aaron whose name is spoken through a mouthful of peanut butter in the first “Got Milk?” commercial
30A Eats a fancy meal
31A Means of supporting oneself?
34A Hay bundle
35A Former Kansas City Royals manager Ned
36A More than just venting
41A With 42-Across, “No need to panic”
42A See 41-Across
43A Palindromic “before”
45A “Pretty please, with sugar on top?“
46A The “E” of FEMA: Abbr.
47A Video-game protagonist Lara
49A Mo. in which Diwali sometimes falls
50A Former Apple chief design officer Jony
51A Roofing gunk
53A Mysterious sighting, briefly
54A “Ugh, you win”
56A Interval
58A Royal Navy officer Horatio whose statue sits atop a column in Trafalgar Square
59A Long-running manga whose protagonist is named Monkey D. Luffy
60A Gets high?
61A Spent the colder months (in)
1D Axe handles
2D Not perfectly spherical
3D Late-night “wave” of animated programming on Adult Swim
4D Broadway star Noblezada
5D “Doesn’t bother me if that happens”
6D Uttered
7D Edifice in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “Kubla Khan”
8D Lou Gehrig’s disease, for short
9D Necktie relative
10D Castle protector
11D Rivian offerings, for short
12D Gender-neutral term for a niece or nephew
13D Firmly resolved
16D Clobber
21D Briny beverage
24D Japanese rice bowl
26D Individual bests, for short
27D Purveyor of reds and whites
29D Lugosi of “Dracula”
30D Member of the South Asian diaspora
32D It may be changed after a wedding
33D Like thick vines
36D Word after Zoo or RollerCoaster, in video-game titles
37D Butts of joints
38D Certain monthly visitor, so to speak
39D Guitar relative, briefly
40D Big-mouthed fish
44D Rub out
46D Makes level
47D Moved furtively
48D Muscular
50D “Are you ___ out?”
52D Prayer ending
55D “The Pitt” actress Briones
56D Drag along
57D “Sprechen ___ Deutsch?”

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