Virginia Woolf’s legal first name Crossword Clue

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Virginia Woolf’s legal first name Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

WOOLF (noun)
1. English author whose work used such techniques as stream of consciousness and the interior monologue; prominent member of the Bloomsbury Group (1882-1941)
LEGAL (adjective)
1. having legal efficacy or force
2. allowed by official rules

Hint 2: Anagram

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ALIENED

More New Yorker Crossword (11/10/2025) Answers

Across

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8. Bound, as wheat

15. Fixed figure on a utility bill

16. Little tubes, in Italian

17. “Methought I was enamoured of an ass” speaker

18. Comic Don known as the Merchant of Venom

19. Occasion for kvetching and kibbitzing

21. Numbered hwy.

23. Jupiter or Mars, to Augustus

24. Tapped

26. BTS member whose 2025 album, “Echo,” débuted at No. 1 on the World Albums chart

27. Sets (against)

31. Sappho and Pindar, for two

34. De novo

35. "Holy moly!"

36. Trap

38. Name associated with circular logic?

39. Closing used in Samuel Pepys’s diary entries

41. Those: Sp

42. Dampen.

43. Reckon, casually

44. [sigh]

46. Co. once controlled by Howard Hughes

47. Non-human content creator

55. Key to get into KeyBank, say

59. Painter of “Woman with a Pearl Necklace” and “Girl with a Pearl Earring”

60. Bent down

61. Swaddles

62. Wholehearted

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Down

1. Hashtag on an old photo, maybe

2. Yes, in Japan

3. “Alea jacta ___” (“The die is cast”)

4. Dove logos?

5. '__ one objects . . .'

6. Norse explorer Eriksson

7. Table expander

8. Any of several hundred portraits filmed by Andy Warhol in the mid-sixties

9. Exercise in brevity

10. S.A.S.E.s, e.g.

11. Paul who sang “Crazy Love” and “Puppy Love”

12. Unit of outlet output

13. Certain utility: Abbr.

14. Main or side

20. She played Jackie on “Nurse Jackie”

21. Fair and square, for example

22. City on the Po, to locals

24. Pumpkin-spice spice

25. Lead-in to criticism or feminism

26. Director whom William S. Burroughs called the “Pope of Trash”

27. Carceral structure proposed by Jeremy Bentham

28. How shoelaces are often tied

29. Mother __

30. Ingrid Bergman or Ingmar Bergman

32. “It’s 10 P.M. Do you know where your children are?,” e.g.

33. ___-cone

37. Brooklyn’s Orange, Pineapple, and Cranberry, briefly

40. Sitcom star Arnaz

44. Guardian of Belinda in “The Rape of the Lock”

45. Like interstates

47. Donated

48. The left panel of “The Garden of Earthly Delights”

49. Soft ball brand

50. Muppet who practices the rhetorical device of illeism

51. Setting for an arrangement

52. James who wrote, “No matter how pop or schmaltzy a song, I can’t help but put a gospel and blues hurting on it”

53. Love of the classics?

56. Attempt to parody, perhaps

57. ___ publica

58. Infamous pesticide: Abbr.

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