Our New Yorker Crossword February 2, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword February 2, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 2/2/24, 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 |
| Opposite of ecstasy |
| Exam with biochem content |
| Disney villain often compared to Shakespeare’s Claudius |
| Rhyme for “Chevy” in the song “American Pie” |
| ___ Writers’ Workshop (vaunted graduate program in the Midwest) |
| Who said “knock you out,” in an LL Cool J hit |
| *1968 movie based on a New Yorker short story by John Cheever |
| Item pictured on a “No Vaping” sign |
| Accidentally replies-all, say |
| Business end of a Bic |
| Southwest vehicle |
| Rhyme for “dry” in the song “American Pie” |
| *1967 movie based on a series of New Yorker articles by Truman Capote |
| “Chess” pieces? |
| Boathouse supplies |
| Aquarium scuzz |
| “Milk and Honey” poet Rupi |
| Subject of a basic golf lesson |
| *1944 movie based on a series of New Yorker short stories by Sally Benson |
| “Unless my memory deceives me,” online |
| February 14th, casually |
| Ancient region near Lydia |
| Hurried, quaintly |
| Some adoptive couples |
| *2007 movie based on a New Yorker short story by Alice Munro |
| Mushy food |
| Numbers on Monopoly deeds |
| Particle with a charge |
| It might transform into a bed |
| Bolognese sauce, for one |
| *2002 movie in which a Susan Orlean work is described as “that sprawling New Yorker shit” . . . or what the answer to each starred clue is |
| “Top Chef” appliance |
| City with the fashionable Via Condotti |
| Planet sometimes called Earth’s twin |
| “Mistakes ___ made” |
| “Step right ___ way!” |
| In an appropriate manner |
| Adjust for a better fit |
| Frank who designed Prague’s Dancing House |
| Enthusiastic to a fault |
| Loch that attracts cryptozoologists |
| Poisonous evergreen |
| Do an impersonation of |
| Order with a side and a drink |
| Amazement |
| La Brea material |
| “Whatever you’re up to in the kitchen, keep doing it!” |
| Butter bean? |
| Essential ___ acids |
| Threw a temper tantrum |
| Cozy lodgings |
| Inexpensive beer brand, for short |
| Celebrity couple |
| Good-for-nothing |
| Pub projectile |
| Notes that are easy to remember? |
| “Is that true about me?” |
| Hula dancer’s garland |
| Term of affection similar to “sport” |
| Cuban-born film star de Armas |
| Takes charge of a project |
| “Richard ___” (play with the opening line “Now is the winter of our discontent”) |
| Anti-smoking ad, e.g. |
| Even a single time |
| Fabulist, less charitably |
| “No ___, ands, or buts” |
| What a body shop may fix with a suction cup |
| Classic cursor shape |
| Extension sewn into one’s hair |
| Fury |
| City with the historic Hampton House |
| Aspirations |
| ___ of (in conflict with) |
| Flower whose name comes from the French for “thought” |
| Bit of choreography |
| Curator’s focus |
| Exclamation from Homer Simpson |
| “The Night of the Iguana” star Gardner |
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