Our New Yorker Crossword May 13, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword May 13, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 5/13/24, 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 |
Appropriate |
| 6A |
Regressed |
| 10A |
Helmet ___ |
| 14A |
Jeopardy |
| 15A |
Tribe whose village of Oraibi has been continuously inhabited since at least the twelfth century |
| 16A |
People whose empire was also known as Tawantinsuyu |
| 17A |
Blues icon who said, “I don’t sing like nobody but myself” |
| 20A |
Like many Minions |
| 21A |
Word in some prequel titles |
| 22A |
Enter an altared state? |
| 23A |
Don briefly |
| 25A |
Retailer with tanks and collars |
| 26A |
Tolstoy or Buscaglia |
| 27A |
Lepidopterist’s tools |
| 29A |
“Nightswimming” band |
| 30A |
Expense for many gig workers |
| 31A |
Type of poetry often heard at the Nuyorican Poets Café |
| 32A |
They’re hot |
| 33A |
“Seinfeld” ’s “The Chinese Restaurant” or “Breaking Bad” ’s “Fly” |
| 36A |
“The ___ of Capital: How the Law Creates Wealth and Inequality” (book by Katharina Pistor) |
| 37A |
Part of some grocery budgets, briefly |
| 38A |
Humble ___ |
| 39A |
Cut |
| 40A |
Defective firecrackers |
| 41A |
Unadon ingredient |
| 42A |
Best-effort performance |
| 44A |
“Mules and Men” author Zora ___ Hurston |
| 46A |
“Ghosts” network |
| 49A |
Young-adult novelist whose works include “Legend” and “The Young Elites” |
| 51A |
___ onion (Georgia’s state vegetable) |
| 53A |
Instruction that sometimes requires a computer |
| 55A |
First-rate |
| 56A |
Swerve |
| 57A |
Allow to fluctuate freely, as a currency |
| 58A |
Decays |
| 59A |
“Really, though?” |
| 60A |
One of five adjectives Thomas Hobbes uses to describe the life of man outside society, in “Leviathan” |
| 1D |
Violinist’s stroke indicated by a “V” |
| 2D |
River being cleaned up in preparation for the 2024 Olympics |
| 3D |
Put pressure on |
| 4D |
Frost |
| 5D |
Assess the mechanics of, as a game |
| 6D |
Having a broad canopy, perhaps |
| 7D |
Fortune |
| 8D |
Notes, e.g. |
| 9D |
Christian in the fashion industry |
| 10D |
Platform whose users are allotted up to eight free likes per day |
| 11D |
Isolationist, in a way |
| 12D |
Losing words |
| 13D |
Buys out? |
| 18D |
“Desus & ___” (late-night show that ended in 2022) |
| 19D |
Clothing mishaps |
| 24D |
Rented out |
| 26D |
Like an inveterate procrastinator, often |
| 28D |
“Didn’t need to hear that” |
| 30D |
Dolly Parton, to Miley Cyrus |
| 31D |
Contribute to a racy text thread, in a way |
| 32D |
Abbott, to Costello, e.g. |
| 33D |
Dance style that developed in Oakland |
| 34D |
Sch. with campuses in Eunice and Alexandria |
| 35D |
Attempt to complete a video game as quickly as possible |
| 36D |
Restaurant offering raw deals? |
| 40D |
“No Good ___” (“Wicked” song) |
| 41D |
“On the Waterfront” director Kazan |
| 43D |
Seam establishments |
| 45D |
Head off |
| 46D |
Tends to, as long toenails |
| 47D |
Psychologist Alfred who researched the measurement of intelligence |
| 48D |
Like an old mattress |
| 50D |
“Survival in Auschwitz” and “The Periodic Table” author Primo |
| 52D |
“Finnegans Wake” character ___ Livia Plurabelle |
| 54D |
Chain of islands? |
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