New Yorker Crossword September 14 2026 Answers (9/14/26)

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The New Yorker Crossword September 14, 2026 Answers

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# Clue
1A It doesn’t generate interest
10A 40 ___ and a Mule Filmworks (Spike Lee’s production company)
15A Broadway musical that reimagines a nineties movie from Céline Dion’s perspective
16A Get on
17A Like the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914
18A Co-op alternative
19A Solid justification
21A No deep cut
22A Syst. used in “A Quiet Place”
23A Barrier at the end of a goalball court
25A Aids for getting exclusive tickets, maybe
26A Yields
30A “Victims, ___ we all?” (line from the cult film “The Crow”)
32A Chicha de ___ (spiced drink made with a tropical fruit)
33A Went rapidly back and forth
36A “Walkin’ Away” singer Black
38A Low sound?
39A “¡Basta!”
40A Notifications that may lead to masking
43A Friedrich’s “Communist Manifesto” co-author
44A 2024 movie that inspired the Oscar-ceremony joke, “I guess Americans are excited to see somebody finally stand up to a powerful Russian”
45A Haberdashery accessories
47A Three-pt. scores
48A Show with the recurring character Mr. On Blast, for short
50A Paisley turndown
51A Something to carry
53A Accessory one might get for kicks?
59A Isn’t fair?
61A Where nerds might get glasses?
62A Come out with
63A Mirroring behavior
64A Like some breakups
65A Demographic for many prom attendees
1D Animal in the logo of The Hartford, appropriately
2D Little guy, in Lima
3D Cube of due
4D Sudden incursion
5D Induce into illegality
6D Gets excited
7D Principle that governs political candidates’ access to broadcast media
8D Work (out)
9D Grand ___
10D “We make movies better” sloganeer
11D Dovecote chorus
12D Dance move that mimics a jog
13D Have an emotionally ugly conclusion
14D They’re marked on subway maps
20D Twice-monthly tide
24D Franchise with a 2025 “Ares” installation
26D Person who’s well positioned to make money?
27D One-piece undergarments
28D Only NATO-alphabet letter that contains all the letters in “NATO”
29D Sound of an uninhibited laugh, perhaps
31D Ramen topping
32D Gaming-rig centerpieces, for short
34D Fell victim to routine
35D I.S.P. offering
37D Besmirches
41D Like a beanpole
42D Suquamish leader who lent his name to a Pacific Northwest city
46D Examine with a critical eye
47D Roman square
49D Record ___
52D EarthBound console, for short
54D God aided by Hanuman
55D Quality of incisive comedy
56D Sands who recorded the first version of “Angel of the Morning”
57D Animal depicted in pink on Spain’s flag
58D Sun shades?
60D “My bad,” via iPad

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