The New Yorker Monday, February 6, 2023 Crossword Answers

Daily solution for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Monday, February 6, 2023 by Anna Shechtman. The New Yorker Crosswords are very hard some times, 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 Monday, February 6, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.

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Across

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Tab-bracket connectors	QWERTYUIOP
11	Private instructor?: Abbr.	SGT
14	Series of beeps on an old radio broadcast, e.g.	TIMESIGNAL
15	Bench-dip targets, familiarly	TRIS
17	Subject of a frameup?	STOCKPHOTO
18	Effortlessness	EASE
19	Jerk	ASS
20	Wiretapper of Americans in 2007’s “The Simpsons Movie”	THENSA
22	Discord and Trust	APPS
25	Subject of transformation by media technologies, per Marshall McLuhan	SENSORIUM
28	Latte relative	FLATWHITE
31	“For ___ sake!”	PETES
32	Acclaimed German filmmaker who said, in 1974, “I think TV is the most important thing one can do”	FASSBINDER
34	College area, for short	DEPT
35	“___ Hard to Keep a Clean Shirt Clean” (June Jordan poem)	ITS
36	Object of an Indiana Jones quest	ARK
37	Expected	DUE
39	“A cowardly escape from the problems of peace,” according to Thomas Mann	WAR
40	“Barefoot in the Park” playwright Simon	NEIL
42	Banquet-decor concern	TABLESCAPE
45	Frying, maybe	INOIL
47	170 in Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning are top ones	GRESCORES
48	Subway workers also called sandhogs, e.g.	TUNNELERS
50	Cantabrique et Méditerranée	MERS
51	Frustrate	IMPEDE
52	Sleep-study abbr.	REM
54	___ tablets (trove of more than fourteen thousand cuneiform pieces dating to the third millennium B.C.)	EBLA
55	Styles of acting, as it were	MANNERISMS
62	65-Across, for one	SEAT
63	Starter followers	MAINDISHES
64	Deli or bar order	RYE
65	Lounger in the Museum of Modern Art?	EAMESCHAIR

Down

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Some liquid measurements, briefly	QTS
22	Aptitudes (for)	AFFINITIES
2	What William Hazlitt called “the salt of conversation, not the food”	WIT
23	Vanity purchase, perhaps	PLATENUMBER
3	Genre with post-hardcore roots	EMO
24	Gospel performance?	PASSIONPLAY
4	Gets a new player for	RECASTS
41	Striped	LINEATE
5	Clucks	TSKS
29	Ring regulator: Abbr.	WBA
46	Conducted	LED
6	Pound sounds	YIPS
30	“Honey in the Horn” trumpeter Al	HIRT
49	Contraction trademarked by Kourtney Kardashian as the name of her gummy-supplement brand	LEMME
7	[groan]	UGH
25	Lowering	SINKAGE
56	High security rating	AAA
8	Goddess who saved Odysseus	INO
26	Airline guess, for short	ETD
43	Chilly greeting?	BRR
57	Matchsticks game played in “Last Year at Marienbad”	NIM
9	Muffin variety	OAT
27	Irks	NEEDLES
58	Dir. from Providence to Boston	NNE
10	What spoilers spoil	PLOTS
33	The ways of the French?	RUES
52	Beaujolais and Volnay	REDS
21	Hip extension?	HOP
38	It’s often left of F1	ESC
53	Ariel’s prince in “The Little Mermaid”	ERIC
11	Conducted	STEERED
44	Chief of the force, informally	COMMISH
12	Some enamel sets	GRANITEWARE
59	Oldies syllable	SHA
13	Christmas Day detritus	TISSUEPAPER
60	___ fun (noodle variety)	MEI
16	Atelier employee	SEAMSTRESS
61	Georgia inits., once	SSR