Our New Yorker Crossword May 27, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword May 27, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 5/27/25, 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 |
Structure that disincentivizes lying? |
| 11A |
Black-and-white predator |
| 15A |
Body of water that includes the Gulf of Aden and the Gulf of Oman |
| 16A |
Outburst of pride? |
| 17A |
Grant approval |
| 18A |
Soft-serve chain |
| 19A |
“Notice where I’m pointing?” |
| 20A |
Triumphed |
| 21A |
Cellphone company that attempted to deploy a 4G LTE network on the moon |
| 22A |
Singer whose album covers have featured various forms of her trademark wig |
| 24A |
Chosen to accept, as a challenge |
| 26A |
Dressing sometimes served with wings |
| 28A |
Like an active beacon |
| 29A |
Machines in most gaming rigs |
| 31A |
Like some hares and hounds |
| 33A |
Country whose name is rhymed with “El Salvador, too,” in the “Animaniacs” song “Yakko’s World” |
| 34A |
Anjou alternatives |
| 35A |
Promise that’s not made lightly |
| 36A |
Outlets for sweat |
| 37A |
Frozen drink with a polar-bear mascot |
| 38A |
Cutting tool with a rotating blade |
| 40A |
Banger of a song |
| 41A |
Discipline whose name derives from the Sanskrit for “meditation” |
| 42A |
Closes |
| 43A |
Heli rescue, perhaps |
| 46A |
“All happy families ___ alike” (“Anna Karenina” opening) |
| 47A |
Showered attention (on) |
| 48A |
Site for a certain microbiome |
| 50A |
More than miffed |
| 54A |
“. . . and a bunch of other folks,” in a footnote |
| 55A |
Predicated on feel rather than facts |
| 57A |
React to a compliment from a crush, maybe |
| 58A |
Mathematician pictured on Britain’s fifty-pound notes |
| 59A |
“One of Them Days” producer Rae |
| 60A |
Overprotective government, derisively |
| 1D |
Riders on an airport carousel |
| 2D |
Lake that contains Canada’s southernmost point |
| 3D |
___ Matthews Band (“Crash Into Me” group) |
| 4D |
Respectful submission |
| 5D |
Trying times? |
| 6D |
“Unh-unh” |
| 7D |
From the top |
| 8D |
“Unh-unh!” |
| 9D |
“Bleeding Love” artist who played Grizabella in the 2016 Broadway revival of “Cats” |
| 10D |
Like Charlie Brown when he’s walking with his head hung low |
| 11D |
W.W.E. star Randy |
| 12D |
“The Wall” and “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars,” for two |
| 13D |
Team told to “arm doors and cross-check” |
| 14D |
Stark who kills the Night King in HBO’s “Game of Thrones” |
| 21D |
Bit of equipment for sepak takraw, a.k.a. kick volleyball |
| 23D |
Chase the ___ (card game with a rhyming name) |
| 25D |
Youngster |
| 26D |
Decorations that might lead a lover on? |
| 27D |
Song at a bar mitzvah |
| 30D |
Shady, briefly |
| 31D |
Gets around |
| 32D |
Basic pretzel shape |
| 33D |
Form associated with Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Shepard Fairey |
| 34D |
Handout at a lobster restaurant |
| 36D |
Latin word on the Great Seal of the United States |
| 38D |
Go “vroom” |
| 39D |
“I’ve caught you red-handed!” |
| 41D |
Last letter, to an Aussie |
| 44D |
Fourth letter, to a Greek |
| 45D |
Like a Habanero |
| 47D |
“The Substance” star Moore |
| 49D |
Home of Dollywood: Abbr. |
| 51D |
The “A” of the bygone alliance SEATO |
| 52D |
Farmers’-market structure |
| 53D |
Crispy part of a tray of brownies |
| 55D |
Moving-day rental |
| 56D |
Digs in the mud? |
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