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ENGLISH (noun)
1. an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the commonwealth countries
2. the people of England
PHRASE (noun)
1. an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
2. a short musical passage
PHRASE (verb)
1. put into words or an expression
2. divide, combine, or mark into phrases

More New Yorker Crossword (4/20/2026) Answers

Across

1. Means of creating an antagonist, in reality TV

12. Primary-care docs

15. Epoch when Homo sapiens emerged

16. Not stop

17. Operatives that aren’t yet operative

18. What “I” may mean

19. “The Silence of the Lambs” director Jonathan

20. Ready

22. Saddle-making tool

25. Series with a short-lived “Cyber” spinoff

26. Stand one’s ground

27. Sprang

29. Parties to some family-planning arrangements

32. Military fitness assessment, informally

34. Hazard marked on a nautical chart

35. Lick up

36. Nailed

37. Low, continuous sound

39. Grp. associated with Romeo and Juliett

40. Crew coördinator, casually

41. Got going, quaintly

42. “The Death of ___” (2018 political satire)

47. Thanks (to)

48. Less remote

49. Toward one end of a vessel

51. Time

52. ___ modo (approximately)

53. Sans-serif typeface

55. Programmer, briefly

56. Like some Protestants

61. Took in

62. Indigenous people of the Northeast

63. TV’s “Say ___ to the Dress”

64. Unromantic dinners, say

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Down

1. High-ranking employees, for short

2. ___-gotten

3. Krasner who was the subject of a MOMA retrospective shortly after her 1984 death

4. Didn’t just dodge the question

5. Sides to something

6. Public pairings

7. Middlebrow sort

8. Behold, in Latin

9. Snider of Twisted Sister

10. People far from shore

11. Relates a story about

12. Speaking in tongues

13. Uncomfortably perceptive

14. “Keep it,” in a manuscript

21. Twenty-tens Knicks phenom Jeremy

22. Camelid on a farm

23. Temporarily pourable mixture

24. Protection against digital contact?

26. Former Disney C.E.O. Bob

28. Growth hormone, for one: Abbr.

30. Map overlays

31. One soaking it all in

33. Doubly

38. Child or spouse, often

39. Drawled denial

41. Vernacular reflexive pronoun

43. Ran to

45. ___ Espookys (HBO comedy series)

46. Edge

50. Expanse

52. Greeting to a mate

53. “___ with an E” (TV show based on a Lucy Maud Montgomery novel)

54. Khan who led the F.T.C. under Biden

57. Both Hands singer DiFranco

58. Tom, for example

59. Human, e.g.

60. French article

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