New Yorker Crossword November 24 2023 Answers (11/24/23)

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The New Yorker Crossword November 24, 2023 Answers

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« November 23 2023 Answers

Clue
“I finally cracked it!”
Title for Alexander I
___ tofu (Sichuan dish)
“Perfect ___” (Wim Wenders film that premièred at Cannes, in May, 2023)
Activity on the back of a cereal box, perhaps
Cheech of “Champions” (March, 2023)
Film starring Michelle Williams as a sculptor (April, 2023)
“Beau Is Afraid” director Ari (April, 2023)
Wes Anderson film set in a retrofuturistic version of 1955 (June, 2023)
Schumann who was on the conservative side in the War of the Romantics
Infinitive of suis and soyez
Needle’s aperture
Director Sembène, often considered the father of African cinema, whose centenary was celebrated in 2023
Glance through quickly
Org. that went on strike over what its leaders called “existential issues,” including residuals and the use of generative A.I. (May-September, 2023)
Like pizza eaten for breakfast, often
High-grade?
Folder whose icon might resemble a paper airplane
Mandarin greeting
Elation
Blitzen’s boss
Ride to an awards gala, say
Floppy dachshund part
Pulls
Ferguson who reprised her role as Ilsa Faust in “Mission: Impossible—Dead Reckoning Part One” (July, 2023)
“The ___” (Roald Dahl book)
Thick and stringy
Solemn promises
Blockbuster phenomenon with a portmanteau name (July, 2023)
Haenel who cited the film industry’s complacency toward sexual aggressors as the reason for her retirement from acting (May, 2023)
Star of “Poor Things,” which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival (September, 2023)
Admit
Five hundred sheets, typically
Basic houses
Exam for an aspiring Esq.
Singer who once belonged to the Celtic band Clannad
“Angela Bassett did ___ thing” (line from a viral rap performed by Ariana DeBose at the BAFTAs in February, 2023)
Madison Avenue productions, once
“In your face!”
Edebiri who starred with Rachel Sennott in “Bottoms” (August, 2023)
Acronym for four brothers embroiled in “Mayhem,” in an animated feature (August, 2023)
Smudging-ceremony herb
Sky blue
Transfers, as a plant
Coördinate term of “femme”
Nickname that sounds like two letters
Religious devotion
Deli-sandwich specification
Buzzing bunch
Finally arrived
Oscar who played Miguel O’Hara a.k.a. Spider-Man 2099, in “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” (June, 2023)
Irritating
Dairy-farm animals
Sleds whose riders travel feet first
Flying-pigeon pose, for one
Shape with nine sides
Roth who directed the slasher film “Thanksgiving” (November, 2023)
“___ 2: The Trench” (August, 2023, sequel to a movie about a giant shark)
FedEx alternative
Choose
Princess voiced by Anya Taylor-Joy in “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” (April, 2023)
___ equivalence (measure of an explosion’s energy release)
Ben Affleck film in which Viola Davis played Deloris Jordan (April, 2023)
Victorian and Edwardian, e.g.
Deep serving dish
Instruments with octave and bridge keys
Shape of a boba pearl
With 61-Down, début film by Savanah Leaf (July, 2023)
Sport for LBJ
Longer-on-the-top haircuts
Lee who starred in “Past Lives” (June, 2023)
Country where Amr Gamal’s “The Burdened” is set (February, 2023)
Rorschach-test image
“Depends on my schedule”
See 51-Down
Convenient excuse
To the ___ degree
Legal or official resolution?

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