Our New Yorker Crossword September 4, 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 4, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 9/4/24, 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 |
Hustles with a silver tongue |
| 10A |
Units tracked by an odometer |
| 15A |
Prestigious film released late in the year, maybe |
| 16A |
In the know |
| 17A |
Asset’s opposite |
| 18A |
Cosmetic whose name is French for “red” |
| 19A |
Hydroelectric construction |
| 20A |
Opening that some skin-care products claim to minimize |
| 21A |
Seven-tile plays in Scrabble |
| 22A |
“Look ___ talking!” |
| 23A |
Beethoven’s ___ (symphony featuring “Ode to Joy”) |
| 24A |
Nautical measure of depth |
| 27A |
Guaranteed winners |
| 30A |
Not with the times |
| 31A |
Obstacle to qualifying for a mortgage |
| 32A |
“Grand slam” of show-biz awards |
| 33A |
Noisy flu symptom |
| 34A |
Image on a company’s letterhead |
| 35A |
Ingredient in margaritas and daiquiris |
| 37A |
Employee sent on coffee runs |
| 38A |
Fish with a curled tail |
| 39A |
Cook in a skillet with a little grease |
| 40A |
Siberian animal with soft, dark fur |
| 41A |
Vera famous for her bridal wear |
| 42A |
Blood group? |
| 44A |
Grandmother, affectionately |
| 45A |
Aromatherapy setting |
| 48A |
Love, in Italy |
| 49A |
The crack of a whip, for example |
| 51A |
Has the gumption |
| 52A |
Routine bit of car maintenance |
| 53A |
Iditarod vehicles |
| 54A |
Time when the risk of bushfires is highest |
| 1D |
Give up on a poker hand |
| 2D |
Continent that awards seven armies per turn in Risk |
| 3D |
Call from an “I.R.S. agent” who needs your Social Security number right now, e.g. |
| 4D |
Browser-window division |
| 5D |
Electronica subgenre with psychedelic elements |
| 6D |
Flowering |
| 7D |
Bond villains’ hideouts |
| 8D |
Toy used on windy days |
| 9D |
Swine enclosure |
| 10D |
Early NASA program that sent probes to Mercury, Venus, and Mars |
| 11D |
“This’ll only take a minute” |
| 12D |
Dismissed with a chuckle |
| 13D |
Therefore |
| 14D |
Lays eyes on |
| 21D |
Source of bark for canoe-making |
| 22D |
Well beyond salt-and-pepper |
| 23D |
Follow-up e-mail after getting no response |
| 24D |
Provides energy for |
| 25D |
Woman who’s asked, “Ain’t it time we said goodbye?,” in a 1973 Rolling Stones ballad |
| 26D |
“Utopia” author who served in King Henry VIII’s court |
| 27D |
Béarnaise or béchamel |
| 28D |
Athlete from Princeton (appropriately, as the school colors are orange and black) |
| 29D |
Bedtime recital |
| 31D |
State capital just east of Oregon |
| 33D |
Full of ringlets |
| 36D |
Out of work |
| 37D |
Chocolate truffle’s filling |
| 39D |
Loses one’s head |
| 41D |
How a sad person might smile |
| 42D |
They’re hot and then not |
| 43D |
Human-rights advocate Clooney |
| 44D |
Pinot ___ (red wine choice) |
| 45D |
Mumford & ___ (band that, despite its name, contains no relatives) |
| 46D |
Comic strip featuring Albert Alligator and Porky Pine |
| 47D |
“You can say that again!” |
| 49D |
Lawn-patching need |
| 50D |
Sound from a ram |
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