New Yorker Crossword September 15 2026 Answers (9/15/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's New Yorker Crossword puzzle for September 15 2026 to help you finish it up!

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The New Yorker Crossword September 15, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 9/15/26, 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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1A “Well, that sounds like a great time”
6A Warm-water ray
11A Versatile women’s-wear staple, for short
14A Congress members who aren’t backed by unions?
16A Queer identity sometimes paired with ace
17A Community center?
18A Shade akin to khaki
19A Ibiza, por ejemplo
20A Like a belittling remark
21A Nine ___ (brand of shoes and handbags)
22A Ancient people who celebrated the festival Samhain
24A Batteries in some smoke detectors
25A Australia’s fourth most populous city
26A Famously unsuccessful Fords
28A “My Name Is ___” (memoir with a chapter titled “Hello, Gorgeous”)
29A Burrowing rodent that’s nearly blind
33A Military installation with runways: Abbr.
36A Brewed-beverage brand acquired by Starbucks in 2012
37A Midwesterner’s interjection
38A Podcast whose host, Alex Cooper, refers to herself as the show’s founding father
41A Word after coat or Criterion
42A Afternoon snooze
46A “Pomp and Circumstance” composer Edward
47A Compound added to some melatonin gummies, briefly
50A Birth-related
51A “Hey! I have something to tell you!”
52A Former
54A Kevin with the comedy special “I’m a Grown Little Man”
55A Physical equivalent of 51-Across
56A Sanguinely named citrus fruit
58A U.N. agency concerned with working conditions: Abbr.
59A Corpse reviver
60A Vietnamese New Year
61A Tahoe and Titicaca, for two
62A “Golden Boy” playwright Clifford
1D Central setting for “Severance” or “Mad Men”
2D Fooled (around)
3D Ruched adornments
4D Like broccoli on a toddler’s plate, often
5D “Delta of Venus” author Anaïs
6D ___ Carta
7D Heart chambers
8D Pasta, cutesily
9D Faithful
10D Egyptian viper
11D “See ya, dude!”
12D Oft-adjusted undergarment part
13D “Keep your envy to yourself”
15D Tower fillers in the nineties
21D Used to be
23D Spread thickly, as sunscreen
25D Righteous Dungeons & Dragons warrior
27D Olympic shooting discipline
28D Really connects (with)
30D Place for a helix piercing
31D Format made obsolescent by streaming
32D Goat’s bleat
33D “Face the facts”
34D Opportunity to stock up on pumpkin-scented candles or light sweaters
35D Domain for some online diaries
39D Hurdle for an aspiring J.D.
40D “Is there a point to this story?”
43D Political position
44D Store name sometimes pronounced in a faux-French accent
45D Takes in or lets out, say
47D Earthenware vessel
48D “Free your pores” brand
49D Extinct birds of Mauritius
52D Earnest entreaty
53D ___-com
56D “One Week” band, for short
57D Namesake of a pasta-sauce brand

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