Our New Yorker Crossword February 11, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword February 11, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 2/11/25, 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 | Immigration policy concerning Dreamers: Abbr. |
| 5A | “Noir Alley” cable network |
| 8A | Rocky and Bullwinkle, e.g. |
| 13A | “Should’ve listened to me . . .” |
| 15A | “A little,” in Ávila |
| 17A | Product whose history provides the loose basis for the 2024 film “Unfrosted” |
| 18A | “You can’t ___ with your heart; it has its own laws, and thumps about things which the intellect scorns”: Mark Twain |
| 19A | Intel collector |
| 20A | Zoom in? |
| 22A | Has harsh words for |
| 24A | Show first hosted by George Carlin, familiarly |
| 25A | Single pushup, say |
| 26A | Went by |
| 29A | Euro division |
| 32A | Shingles symptom |
| 33A | Miranda July book heralded by the Times as “the first great perimenopause novel” |
| 37A | Oil worker’s profession? |
| 41A | Negative energy |
| 42A | Garfield’s slobbery pal |
| 43A | Sport whose highest rank is yokozuna |
| 44A | What glands do |
| 47A | Angel dust, for short |
| 50A | Greek counterpart of the Roman goddess Aurora |
| 52A | Site for a stud |
| 53A | “This place sucks” |
| 57A | Palindromic parent |
| 60A | Elixirs |
| 61A | Italian fried rice balls |
| 63A | Illuminating observation |
| 64A | Performs onstage without making a sound |
| 65A | ___-paralysis demon (creature seen during a hypnopompic hallucination) |
| 66A | Tennis player’s do-over |
| 67A | Bronze and Iron, for two |
| 1D | Tricep-training exercises |
| 2D | On |
| 3D | Long strings of duplicated and reshared text on the Internet |
| 4D | Modifier of a music genre |
| 5D | Gibson of the “Fast & Furious” franchise |
| 6D | ___ d’Ivoire |
| 7D | Obligations |
| 8D | Instruction from a G.P.S. |
| 9D | Universal donor’s blood type, for short |
| 10D | Gemstone with a “fire” variety |
| 11D | Polite denial |
| 12D | “Feed two birds with one ___” (PETA-approved alternative to a classic idiom) |
| 14D | Curses |
| 16D | Doing dishes in a mess hall, say |
| 21D | Not ditching |
| 23D | Insects that feed on sap |
| 26D | Stat for a reliever |
| 27D | Meat salad in Lao and Thai cuisine |
| 28D | 1981 German-language film set aboard a submarine |
| 30D | ___ Valley (San Francisco neighborhood next to the Castro) |
| 31D | Fibroids, for example |
| 34D | 4G ___ (cell-service designation) |
| 35D | Like some qualities |
| 36D | Agitated state |
| 38D | “Law & Order” spinoff, to fans |
| 39D | “Pencils down!” |
| 40D | Rat tail? |
| 45D | Captivated |
| 46D | “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” directing duo |
| 47D | Bread used to make fatteh |
| 48D | Technical ability, so to speak |
| 49D | Part of a comic strip |
| 51D | “I grow old . . . I grow old . . . / I ___ wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled”: T. S. Eliot |
| 54D | Exhaust |
| 55D | “___ Homo” (Nietzsche work) |
| 56D | Pennsylvania port |
| 58D | Fairy-tale beginning |
| 59D | Air ball, for one |
| 62D | “I’m off,” in texts |
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