New Yorker Crossword June 9 2026 Answers (6/9/26)

Our New Yorker Crossword June 9, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.

The New Yorker Crossword June 9, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 6/9/26, 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	Cherubic-looking
11A	No longer in the womb
15A	[I’m a little baby!]
16A	High-quality cooking fat, for short
17A	Reason to eschew cashews
18A	Tripod’s trio
19A	Name that’s a synonym of “eat” backward
20A	“Some assembly required” purchases
21A	Work the catwalk
22A	The first officially recorded one was 055-09-0001: Abbr.
23A	Brand of Canadian gas stations
24A	Ball carrier on a football field
25A	Rhetorical term that comes from the Greek for both “sharp” and “dull”
27A	Biblical name meaning “my God”
28A	Savory jelly
30A	Rapper Lil ___ X
31A	Cry like a banshee
32A	Advice to someone experiencing an anxiety attack
34A	Stymies, as a plan
36A	Polish Nobel Prize winner Wałęsa
37A	L’___ du Peuple (magazine from the French Revolution)
39A	Scold
40A	Edebiri of “After the Hunt”
41A	Competition show on which Bobby Flay controversially stood atop his cutting board
43A	Handout at a sexual-health clinic
45A	___ down (tuck into a meal)
46A	Common recyclable
49A	Props for a job well done
50A	Surface for a frog to cross in “Frogger”
51A	“Get lost!”
52A	Title for the leader of Bahrain until he changed it to “king,” in 2002
53A	Run-time error?
55A	Pull on sharply
56A	Stalinist’s ideological foe, in Soviet Russia
57A	Trying hard to shock
58A	Humans who can transform into fierce scavengers, in African mythology
1D	Governess Grey in an Anne Brontë novel
2D	Bed and breakfast, for example
3D	Was waved through by the bouncer
4D	“Blast!” from the past
5D	Response to a funny D.M.
6D	Down-to-earth appeal
7D	Type of discrimination whose name was coined by the gerontologist Robert Neil Butler
8D	Many a YouTube Kids video
9D	Dairy-aisle purchase with no dairy
10D	Planetary-rotation period
11D	Shows off one’s pipes
12D	Listened in on, perhaps
13D	Video-game subgenre that includes Hades and Balatro
14D	Widely spaced features of a hammerhead shark
21D	Source of some flares
23D	Sign above a door
24D	Beginning-of-the-month observance, in Judaism
25D	Round, brightly colored fish
26D	Pest-control target with a long tail
28D	Question to someone giving the silent treatment
29D	Backing up at a meeting
31D	Dickensian child
32D	Souvenir from a boxing match
33D	Genre in which Rites of Spring was a pioneering band
35D	“That was exhausting!”
38D	Like most TV shows, by the seventies
41D	Platform with AssistiveTouch
42D	Sexless
44D	Dweebish
46D	Store with multiple locations
47D	It connects to the left ventricle
48D	“Too many ___” (Joseph II’s criticism of a Mozart opera, in “Amadeus”)
50D	Not at all ordinary
51D	Annoyance treated by an optometrist
53D	Celebratory initialism, online
54D	Overhead expanse