Our New Yorker Crossword June 3, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword June 3, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 6/3/24, 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 |
| 1A | What manatees graze on |
| 9A | B equivalent, on a piano |
| 14A | Scheming |
| 15A | “Friends” character with a twin named Ursula |
| 16A | “S.N.L.” alum who played Dr. Marcus on “Entourage” |
| 17A | Pitcher Don with a perfect game in the 1956 World Series |
| 18A | Order takers that put on airs? |
| 20A | Spot to buy latkes |
| 21A | Letters inscribed on a crucifix |
| 22A | Leave the country? |
| 25A | Tree-lined promenades |
| 29A | Docs’ bloc |
| 30A | Mythical birds |
| 32A | Took a financial loss, slangily |
| 33A | Event whose attendees might submit questions in advance |
| 37A | Countess Olenska in “The Age of Innocence” |
| 38A | Krone spender |
| 39A | “Aw, shucks!” |
| 40A | Lots to build on? |
| 42A | Seat of Webb County, Texas |
| 45A | Forever, seemingly |
| 46A | Jessica of “Good Luck Chuck” |
| 47A | Stretchy beach-day purchase |
| 53A | Certain Cornhusker |
| 54A | Abandonment of belief |
| 56A | Beat poet Kandel who wrote “The Love Book” |
| 57A | Savior |
| 58A | Continuously |
| 59A | Slowpokes |
| 1D | Moral offense |
| 2D | Biblical son of Seth |
| 3D | “The Bell of ___” (Longfellow poem) |
| 4D | Starbucks specification |
| 5D | Like chips with dips? |
| 6D | Winner of the Grammy for Best New Artist in 2000 |
| 7D | Religious branch that includes the Hanafi school |
| 8D | Hang ___ Index (Hong Kong stock-market measure) |
| 9D | Mao, for one |
| 10D | Ruby anniversary |
| 11D | ___-majesté (insult to the dignity of a head of state) |
| 12D | “But,” to Brecht |
| 13D | Till stack |
| 15D | First course? |
| 19D | “Cast Away” volleyball named for its manufacturer |
| 22D | Coupon-code user |
| 23D | Hirsch of “Into the Wild” |
| 24D | Rhea’s role on “Cheers” |
| 25D | Do the job of |
| 26D | Use C.G.I. on, as an actor in a flashback |
| 27D | Didn’t feel great |
| 28D | Canonized Pope whose feast day is Nov. 10 |
| 31D | Like Tom Brady, vis-à-vis all Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks |
| 34D | Cousin of a pledge drive |
| 35D | Improper |
| 36D | Loaded |
| 41D | Silly |
| 43D | Knocked down a peg |
| 44D | Went with the flow, in a way |
| 46D | Skin-care mogul Adrien |
| 47D | Individual undertaking |
| 48D | “Couldn’t agree more!” |
| 49D | Word after fast or fire |
| 50D | “Tombstone” lawman |
| 51D | Partner of fortune |
| 52D | Belgian river |
| 55D | Fractions of cents. |
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