The New Yorker Tuesday, January 10, 2023 Crossword Answers

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Daily solution for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Tuesday, January 10, 2023 by Wyna Liu. 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 Tuesday, January 10, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.

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Across

Number Clues Answers
1 Feature of a necklace CLASP
6 “___ Changes” (1970 title track by Buddy Miles) THEM
10 Sharpness, as of prose or flavor BITE
14 Waze way ROUTE
15 Crunchy green morsel WASABIPEA
17 Consciously uncouple, say ENDIT
18 Curlers’ targets EYELASHES
19 Identity under the L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ umbrella AGENDER
21 Without markup ATCOST
22 Self-proclaimed title for the Hong Kong calligraphy artist turned folk hero Tsang Tsou-choi KINGOFKOWLOON
25 Martian day SOL
26 The ___ (girl group with the 1958 hit song “Maybe”) CHANTELS
29 Angel dust, by another name PCP
32 Unkempt RATTY
34 Coloring for lips and cheeks STAIN
35 “This can’t be good . . .” UHOH
37 “Amadeus” choreographer Twyla THARP
39 Itself, in Latin IPSO
40 Wax or oil, e.g. LIPID
42 Turn inside out EVERT
44 Rabbit’s foot, e.g. PAW
45 Of the same form, legally INSPECIE
47 “Rosy-fingered” goddess of the dawn EOS
49 Critical awards-season hashtag OSCARSSOWHITE
54 Inverse trig function ARCTAN
56 Dressed for baking APRONED
57 Has feelings for, in that way LIKELIKES
60 Mountain nymph of Greek mythology OREAD
61 They might be picky about porters BEERSNOBS
62 Brand involved in a seventies soda-for-vodka trade deal with the Soviet Union PEPSI
63 Secondary social-media profiles, for short ALTS
64 Term of identity added to the O.E.D. in 2022 ENBY
65 First name in cosmetics ESTEE

Down

Number Clues Answers
1 Horror-movie noise CREAK
29 Hungarian dog breed whose coat resembles a mop PULI
54 Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland ALBA
2 Repeated sound in “Silent Night” LONGI
30 What rests on the right hand of “The Thinker” CHIN
55 Cambodian currency RIEL
3 “Night Mail” poet AUDEN
31 Collapsible mobile-device grip POPSOCKET
4 Smarts STINGS
36 Some “Portlandia” portrayals HIPSTERS
5 Low-level access? PETDOOR
41 They tend to be clingy DECALS
20 Fourth note of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony EFLAT
46 Pointer, or a pointy part of a pointer CANINE
6 Bounce back? TWERK
33 One in a commonly confused trio of homophones THEIR
58 ___-Tiki KON
7 Baled material HAY
23 Intervals over which tones double in frequency OCTAVES
59 Wane EBB
8 Language suffix ESE
24 Inquisitive contraction WHYRE
50 Full of spunk SASSY
9 Education activist Yousafzai MALALA
38 Before surgery PREOP
16 Major props? BATONS
43 Line for a water-skier TOWROPE
10 Food whose name means “twice baked” BISCOTTI
48 Spots where land and water meet SHORES
11 GarageBand, for one IPHONEAPP
51 Prone to bumbling INEPT
12 Merch-stand staples TEES
27 TLC’s ___ (Left Eye) Lopes LISA
52 Make big, as hair TEASE
13 Toward lower-numbered avenues, in Manhattan EAST
28 Word with man or plow SNOW
53 Comedian Izzard who once described the European Union as “the cutting edge of politics, in a very extraordinarily boring way” EDDIE