New Yorker Crossword June 17 2026 Answers (6/17/26)

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The New Yorker Crossword June 17, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 6/17/26, 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 Word after marching or rubber
5A Compendium for geography buffs
10A “Your Majesty”
14A Western neighbor of 11-Down
15A Chubby Checker’s dance move
16A ___ Mountains (range that separates 26-Across from Asia)
17A Races, as a car’s motor
18A Gave a sassy reply
20A Source of shade?
21A Albacore or bluefin, e.g.
22A April Fools’ Day caper
23A “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring in a ___” (quote attributed to Shirley Chisholm)
26A Continent home to Zurich and Zagreb
27A Accept the blame for
31A Does some wordsmithing
32A Bullfrog’s sound
34A “Hamilton” creator, to friends
35A Mob bosses
36A Not sturdy
37A Sensible
38A The “E” in E.S.L.: Abbr.
39A One-end-of-a-bridge-to-the-other measurements
40A Film character who laments, during a chewing-gum mishap, “It happens every time—they all become blueberries”
41A Fixes, as a worn-out pair of shoes
43A Reduce
44A Brought onto a Starfleet ship via transporter
47A Small stream
49A Target for a cleaning crew
50A “Last Week Tonight” network
51A Infielders such as Derek Jeter and Francisco Lindor
53A Typical protagonist in young-adult fiction
54A Currency in Colombia
55A “We did the same thing!”
56A Shopping destination
57A “Preach!”
58A ___ Corner (section of Westminster Abbey where Charles Dickens and Rudyard Kipling are buried)
59A In a lazy way
1D Seedy alfresco dining spot?
2D Query at the end of a lengthy rant
3D Jewelry for midriff piercings
4D Places that sell sundaes and Blizzards, briefly
5D Bring into harmony
6D Banjo sound
7D Shade akin to lavender and periwinkle
8D “Funny you should ___ . . .”
9D Leave briefly
10D Automaker with a pioneering marketing campaign aimed at gay and lesbian consumers
11D Eastern neighbor of 14-Across
12D Oven shelf
13D Antlered animal
19D Zombie or Corpse Reviver
21D Rewards for those who wait?
24D They’re connected by detectives
25D What keys may be hung from
28D Doesn’t just wing it
29D Peter Pan’s sidekick
30D Phrase to describe something truly unique
32D Gaping hole in the earth
33D Hightailed it
36D Makes one’s voice heard
37D Mediocre
39D Wintry precipitation
40D Insect traps made of silk
42D “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” fairy king
43D Rodeo ropes
45D Chew the scenery
46D Bus station
47D H.S. science class
48D Pink wine
51D Destination for a mother-daughter weekend
52D General on a Chinese menu
53D “OMG, we really didn’t need to know that!”

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