The New Yorker Thursday, 19 October 2023 Crossword Answers

Daily solution for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Thursday, 19 October 2023 by Paolo Pasco. The New Yorker Crosswords are very hard sometimes, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Thursday, 19 October 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.

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Across

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Sweethearts, in modern parlance	BAES
5	2023 film in which Cate Blanchett plays a world-renowned conductor	TAR
8	In flames	ABLAZE
14	Like taking up two parking spots or cutting in line	RUDE
15	Genre for Fall Out Boy	EMO
16	Intend to	PLANON
17	Crowd stereotypically seen with pitchforks and torches	ANGRYMOB
19	Kicked, as a football	PUNTED
20	Intangible asset for a Broadway actor	STAGEPRESENCE
22	Business where people deal with lots of lots?	REALESTATE
23	Golden ___ Bridge	GATE
24	“Hey now, you’re an ___ / Get your game on, go play” (Smash Mouth lyrics)	ALLSTAR
28	Treats like a pariah	SHUNS
30	Mariah who holds the record for most cumulative weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100	CAREY
32	Insurance option that generally doesn’t cover out-of-network care: Abbr.	HMO
33	___ & Chandon (champagne house)	MOET
34	Carefully studied, with “over”	PORED
35	Quick job at the barbershop	TRIM
36	Delivery co. that’s the subject of the book “Big Brown”	UPS
37	Tear it up on the guitar	SHRED
38	Disreputable	SEEDY
39	Become a part of, as a scheme	GETINON
41	Unfreeze	THAW
42	Accommodations for road trippers	MOTELROOMS
45	“Might as well try!”	SHOOTYOURSHOT
48	“The Color Purple” actress Goldberg	WHOOPI
50	Silvery adhesive strip	DUCTTAPE
51	Placated	CALMED
52	“. . . or something like that”	ISH
53	Biblical garden in which Adam named the animals	EDEN
54	Jousters’ horses	STEEDS
55	Consumed	ATE
56	“Don’t let them live in your head ___-free”	RENT

Down

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Lingerie tops	BRAS
28	Smarmy	SMUG
48	Toilets, to Europeans: Abbr.	WCS
2	Viv, to Will, on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”	AUNT
29	Optimist’s sentiment	HOPE
49	Trilby or fedora, e.g.	HAT
3	American poet who wrote “Only a Dad” and “It Couldn’t Be Done”	EDGARGUEST
45	Foot-massage target	SOLE
4	Military rank above corporal	SERGEANT
40	Cry upon entering one’s apartment	IMHOME
18	“Sailing to Byzantium” poet W. B. ___	YEATS
37	Looked through someone’s phone, say	SNOOPED
5	Place of worship	TEMPLE
34	Cards presented at T.S.A. checkpoints	PHOTOIDS
6	Italian for “love”	AMORE
30	Smaller relative of a trumpet	CORNET
7	Judges’ garments	ROBES
31	Nirvana’s “Come as You ___”	ARE
43	Youngest Bennet sister in “Pride and Prejudice”	LYDIA
21	Looked intently	STARED
44	Forcefully awaken	ROUST
8	Contested the results of a trial	APPEALED
41	“I don’t have a comeback for that”	TOUCHE
9	In a not so tactful manner	BLUNTLY
38	___ king (charismatic five-foot-four-inch guy, maybe)	SHORT
10	Jousters’ weapons	LANCES
35	Trucker in a union	TEAMSTER
11	Poker player’s buy-in	ANTE
25	Slyly sniped, in slang	THREWSHADE
12	Kravitz who played Catwoman in “The Batman” and “The Lego Batman Movie”	ZOE
26	In the thick of	AMID
46	Word on one side of a shop-window sign	OPEN
13	Terminus	END
27	“___ and Michele’s High School Reunion”	ROMY
47	Camper’s shelter	TENT