Our New Yorker Crossword November 12, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.
The New Yorker Crossword November 12, 2024 Answers
If you need help solving the New Yorker Crossword on 11/12/24, 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 | Contemplate |
| 6A | PC’s “brain” |
| 9A | Plastic-pipe material, for short |
| 12A | Religious or cultural renegade |
| 15A | Whopper purveyor |
| 16A | Bakers’ inner circles? |
| 17A | Alma mater for Francis Ford Coppola and Alexander Payne |
| 18A | Naval officer below a lieutenant: Abbr. |
| 19A | Heroine of a Thomas Hardy novel |
| 20A | Poems often featuring natural imagery |
| 22A | Target for a Bioré strip |
| 23A | Acts the social butterfly |
| 24A | Nursery-rhyme boy with a rhyming name |
| 28A | Gig for some clowns |
| 29A | “Warrior” actor Nick |
| 30A | Hit playfully |
| 33A | Memorial Day weekend event, familiarly |
| 34A | Fusilli noodles, shapewise |
| 35A | Track assignment |
| 36A | Grp. that advises the President on foreign-policy matters |
| 37A | Like a wallflower |
| 38A | Croquet alternative |
| 39A | Entrée that Panda Express calls its “signature dish” |
| 42A | Crush |
| 44A | Ingredient in many purportedly healthy cookie recipes |
| 45A | Patrick Bateman in “American Psycho,” for one |
| 46A | Rewrite, say |
| 47A | “Yes, Captain!” |
| 50A | Disney character whose last name is Pelekai |
| 51A | One prone to wandering? |
| 54A | “Brockmire” actress Amanda |
| 55A | Person who might not need an alarm |
| 56A | Altitudes: Abbr. |
| 57A | Bit of a laugh |
| 58A | Machines in the Sahara? |
| 1D | Yawning |
| 2D | Class for which “The Wealth of Nations” might be assigned reading, for short |
| 3D | Charged atoms |
| 4D | Bearded beast |
| 5D | Phrase spelled out in the chorus of a Chappell Roan song |
| 6D | “That’ll do” |
| 7D | Friends |
| 8D | Find a purpose for |
| 9D | Shot with a salty chaser |
| 10D | Cherish |
| 11D | Boorish |
| 13D | “S.N.L.” alum Oteri |
| 14D | Where some jokes are printed |
| 15D | 2023 animated film role for Charlie Day |
| 21D | Opposite of a démon |
| 22D | Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character in the movie “Predator,” e.g. |
| 23D | Baby |
| 24D | Flash one’s pearly whites |
| 25D | Seemingly forever |
| 26D | Strange bedfellows |
| 27D | Asset for a politician |
| 31D | Intro to children’s literature? |
| 32D | Part of a hammer |
| 34D | Admit defeat |
| 35D | Twisted do |
| 37D | Bamako’s country |
| 38D | Angostura product |
| 40D | Put down roots elsewhere? |
| 41D | Like a werewolf |
| 42D | Slender, elegant woman |
| 43D | “___ on Set” (docuseries about the dark side of nineties and two-thousands Nickelodeon productions) |
| 46D | Jane who marries Edward Rochester |
| 47D | Defiant retort |
| 48D | Chuck, slangily |
| 49D | Does wrong |
| 52D | Sound at a spa |
| 53D | Feel crummy |
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