Our New Yorker Crossword September 18, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword September 18, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 9/18/24, 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 |
___ dunk |
| 5A |
Bust’s opposite, in economics |
| 9A |
Totally out of juice |
| 14A |
Shared plate such as a tortilla española |
| 15A |
In a committed but not entirely exclusive relationship, per a modern coinage |
| 17A |
Sailor’s greeting |
| 18A |
Bartender’s greeting |
| 19A |
South Pacific island nation that’s a destination for divers |
| 21A |
___ gin fizz |
| 22A |
Lifeguard’s skill, briefly |
| 23A |
Biggest portion, metaphorically |
| 25A |
“To ___ am I speaking?” |
| 26A |
H.S. course that might cover Shakespeare |
| 27A |
Leaders of Kuwait and Qatar |
| 28A |
Capital close to the Great Sphinx |
| 29A |
Spend the afternoon in a beer garden, say |
| 31A |
Spray ___ (supplies for graffiti artists) |
| 32A |
Greasy |
| 33A |
Hairline? |
| 34A |
Translate into a secret language, maybe |
| 37A |
Gratuitously gory |
| 41A |
“Out on the wily, windy ___” (first line of Kate Bush’s “Wuthering Heights”) |
| 42A |
Birds that gather in gaggles |
| 43A |
Capacious vehicle |
| 44A |
“When are we gonna get there?” guesses: Abbr. |
| 45A |
Significant other, flatteringly |
| 47A |
Org. for Ducks and Canucks |
| 48A |
Imaginative redhead of Green Gables |
| 49A |
“Eh . . . in a way” |
| 50A |
Boot brand known for its yellow accent stitching and painful break-in period, familiarly |
| 54A |
Legal claim placed on a house |
| 55A |
Strategy for sending a message to lots of in-boxes |
| 56A |
Sunrise direction |
| 57A |
Roller ___ (sport featured in the documentary “Live Free. Skate Hard.”) |
| 58A |
“¿Quién ___?” (“Who are you?,” in Spanish) |
| 59A |
Console for the 1995 game Kirby’s Dream Course: Abbr. |
| 1D |
Attached several worksheets together, say |
| 2D |
Maui town devastated by wildfires in 2023 |
| 3D |
Statement from someone who’s sorry |
| 4D |
Like the architecture of Chichén Itzá |
| 5D |
Mercedes-Benz competitor |
| 6D |
“🤩 I want it! 🤩” |
| 7D |
Just for fun |
| 8D |
The “M” of G.M. |
| 9D |
Penn who played Kumar in the “Harold and Kumar” films |
| 10D |
Friend, in French |
| 11D |
Help out |
| 12D |
Place to plug in some computer accessories |
| 13D |
Container whose lid might double as a cup |
| 16D |
Giddy elation |
| 20D |
They’re usually typed before passwords |
| 24D |
Beam with pleasure |
| 25D |
Holds off until the time is right |
| 28D |
Occupations |
| 30D |
They might be sliding or revolving |
| 31D |
⏸️ |
| 33D |
False front |
| 34D |
Corrected |
| 35D |
Unavailable to sign for a delivery, e.g. |
| 36D |
Fuel-toting trailer for Gordon, Emily, or James, in the world of Thomas the Tank Engine |
| 37D |
Come close to |
| 38D |
Relating to egg-producing organs |
| 39D |
“The ___ Falcon” (novel whose protagonist is the detective Sam Spade) |
| 40D |
___ terribles (French term for young status-quo disrupters) |
| 42D |
Adjective on many baby-shampoo bottles |
| 45D |
Stinging remark |
| 46D |
Features of Swiss cheese and dot-matrix-printer paper |
| 51D |
Movie with a handheld memory zapper wielded by Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, for short |
| 52D |
Olympic gymnast and activist Raisman |
| 53D |
Rds. and blvds. |
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