New Yorker Crossword June 1 2023 Answers
The complete list of answers to the New Yorker Crossword published on June 1 2023.
- 72
- Total Clues
- 33
- Total Across
- 39
- Total Down
Clues Across (33 total)
(1)
Leave out
(5)
Parking spots at a pub?
(14)
Update, as a kitchen
(15)
“Hotel ___” (Eagles song about a place where “you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave”)
(16)
Far from frazzled
(17)
Embarrassing discovery at the Louvre, say
(18)
Some beer-garden offerings
(19)
Three-___ (back-to-back-to-back championships)
(20)
Makes more bearable
(21)
Stare, as into a crystal ball
(23)
“Some aquatic mammals at the zoo escaped. It was otter chaos!,” for example
(24)
Electrical device that might get mistaken for a surge protector
(28)
Media company based in London
(31)
Flitting between numerous tasks
(32)
Nation south of Ecuador
(33)
Adams who photographed Yosemite
(34)
___ Maria (brand of coffee liqueur)
(35)
Flower at the center of a seventeenth-century Dutch market crash
(36)
Verb in many sauce recipes
(37)
Reference book for geography buffs and armchair explorers
(39)
Mind reader’s purported gift, briefly
(40)
Garment from an older sibling, perhaps
(41)
Penguin suit
(42)
Lion’s locks
(43)
The Apple apple, the Shell shell, and the Domino’s domino
(46)
The Seas with ___ & Friends (Epcot attraction based on a Pixar film)
(49)
Code used by Webmasters
(52)
“That went over my head”
(54)
Where many Browns, Blue Jackets, and Reds fans live
(55)
Residence that, despite its name, doesn’t typically move after it’s been delivered
(56)
Jay who hosted the “Tonight Show”
(57)
Travel-booking site whose ads feature Kaley Cuoco
(58)
Sound from a leaky faucet
Clues Down (39 total)
(1)
Black-and-white ocean predator
(2)
Happy ___ (McDonald’s menu item)
(3)
Fodder for water-cooler chitchat
(4)
Friend of Huckleberry Finn
(5)
Reveal, as claws
(6)
Ski resort near Salt Lake City
(7)
Africa’s Great ___ Valley (long series of trenches caused by tectonic activity)
(8)
Bay Area airport code
(9)
Ripped into pieces
(10)
Instrument that may have several thousand pipes
(11)
Bills featuring George Washington
(12)
Italian coins replaced by the euro
(13)
“Survey ___ . . .” (“Family Feud” catchphrase)
(15)
Briny bagel-and-lox toppers
(22)
Great enthusiasm
(23)
Dessert that, aptly, has a typical circumference-to-diameter ratio of approximately 3.14
(24)
Plays often called on fourth down
(25)
Didn’t disclose, as key information
(26)
Leather-jacket-wearing greaser in the movie “Grease”
(27)
Royal domain
(28)
Predictor or indicator of change
(29)
“Scarface” director De Palma
(30)
Beer-pong containers
(31)
Opposite of an acid
(32)
Subjected to tinny Muzak, maybe
(35)
“Look what I did!”
(37)
Material used to create the figures at Madame Tussauds
(38)
Assign to a lesser rank
(40)
“American ___” (2013 film starring Amy Adams and Christian Bale as scammers)
(41)
Common mixer with gin
(43)
Like a wet noodle
(44)
Stench
(45)
Large Asian desert
(46)
Classic soft drink whose name sounds like a calf-covering sock
(47)
Boarding school attended by Princes William and Harry
(48)
Street performer who never says “thank you” to tippers?
(50)
Lead-in to skirt or van
(51)
Word in a shoelace-tying tutorial
(53)
Aid for styling a pompadour
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