Our New Yorker Crossword July 16, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword July 16, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 7/16/25, 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 | Some fluffy lap dogs, informally |
| 5A | Headwear for a Serengeti excursion |
| 14A | “___ shalt not steal” |
| 15A | Kitchen tools in disaster-prep kits |
| 16A | Condescending type |
| 17A | Stability-enhancing part of some sandals |
| 18A | “Stay quiet!” |
| 20A | Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme |
| 21A | One of five in a limerick |
| 22A | “Ha, good meme!” |
| 23A | “Alice in Wonderland” character who’s late for a very important date |
| 28A | Mai ___ (tiki cocktail) |
| 31A | Rank that requires at least twenty-one merit badges |
| 32A | Runs at a leisurely pace |
| 33A | Nineteenth-century anesthetic |
| 34A | Surgery sites: Abbr. |
| 35A | Student |
| 36A | Cockatiels and parakeets, for some people |
| 37A | Complimentary taste at a grocery store |
| 39A | Distance units on a football field, briefly |
| 40A | Sticky fall treats served on sticks |
| 41A | Income ___ |
| 42A | Group that provides reliable support for a political party |
| 43A | Baby bird of prey |
| 46A | England’s first permanent settlement in North America |
| 51A | Shake machine in a hardware store? |
| 53A | Brand of athletic shoes |
| 54A | Constraints placed on kids’ screen use, say |
| 55A | Boardwalk or Park Place payment |
| 56A | Chili con carne, for Texas |
| 57A | “Make like a ___ and get outta here” (bungled idiom in “Back to the Future”) |
| 1D | Condition diagnosed in some V.A. patients |
| 2D | “Not again . . .” |
| 3D | Works a second job (as) |
| 4D | Onscreen translations |
| 5D | Rational |
| 6D | Paul who wrote “Puppy Love” about his relationship with Annette Funicello |
| 7D | Music genre for Bob Dylan or Joni Mitchell |
| 8D | Chimpanzee, e.g. |
| 9D | Filmed again |
| 10D | Info obtained on the down-low |
| 11D | Mister, in Munich |
| 12D | United ___ Emirates |
| 13D | Spice qtys. in a recipe, maybe |
| 15D | Pickled morsels served atop bagels and lox |
| 19D | Villainous expression |
| 22D | Sloshed, in slang |
| 23D | Tearful |
| 24D | More than just unpopular |
| 25D | Something squirrelled away by a squirrel |
| 26D | Like someone yawning during a lecture, perhaps |
| 27D | Actor Gary of “The Buddy Holly Story” |
| 28D | Fall, like a tower of Jenga blocks |
| 29D | Like ballerinas and gymnasts |
| 30D | Small bits of land in the sea |
| 32D | Revive, as a dead car battery |
| 35D | Mamas’ bandmates in a nineteen-sixties group |
| 37D | Mostly obsolete office machine |
| 38D | Fencing swords |
| 40D | Livestock linked to deforestation in the Amazon |
| 41D | Guiding principle |
| 43D | Gets off a mailing list, with “out” |
| 44D | “Hold on . . .” |
| 45D | Peruvian city in the NATO alphabet |
| 46D | Woodstock rocker Hendrix |
| 47D | x-___ (horizontal line on a graph) |
| 48D | Drug manufactured on “Breaking Bad” |
| 49D | Gewürztraminer or Riesling |
| 50D | Standup comic Bargatze |
| 52D | Lead-in to “summer” in a Shakespeare title |
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