The New Yorker Solver - Answers & Clues - Nov 26, 2025

By Wordy Editors | Last edited Nov 26, 2025

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THE NEW YORKERWednesday, November 26, 2025

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Click cells to see clues. Black squares are blocked cells.

1. Duolingo and Spotify, for two

5. Bedside cleaning method

15. Not just theoretical

16. "Join me at my place"

17. "Out of ___, one" ("/E pluribus unum/" translation)

18. Group of three stars named for a clothing accessory

19. Big mo. for Spirit Halloween stores

21. Add an English voice track to a Japanese film, say

22. Saves from imminent danger

24. Mushrooms with honeycomb-shaped tops

27. Department-store chain with a Sephora partnership

28. Excluded as an option

30. "In the ___ Colony" (Kafka short story)

31. Wrappers for gyros

32. Place for a massage

33. Something that's definitely not right?

34. Shoe bottoms

35. Channel whose analysts include Troy Aikman and John McEnroe

36. Nail-polish brand

37. Starts a pot

38. Canvases for murals

39. Imminently dangerous

41. Mariah with the recurring No. 1 hit "All I Want for Christmas Is You"

42. Extends a subscription

43. On the market

45. Prince's "When Doves ___"

46. Six years, for a U.S. senator

47. ___ de los Muertos

48. Bowlful that might be "loaded" with bacon, cheese, and chives

52. Hundredth of a dollar

53. Things censored using strings of typographical symbols

54. Neighborhood

55. Used a crowbar on

56. Low-key "Hey, you!"

1. Duolingo and Spotify, for two

5. Bedside cleaning method

15. Not just theoretical

16. "Join me at my place"

17. "Out of ___, one" ("/E pluribus unum/" translation)

18. Group of three stars named for a clothing accessory

19. Big mo. for Spirit Halloween stores

21. Add an English voice track to a Japanese film, say

22. Saves from imminent danger

24. Mushrooms with honeycomb-shaped tops

27. Department-store chain with a Sephora partnership

28. Excluded as an option

30. "In the ___ Colony" (Kafka short story)

31. Wrappers for gyros

32. Place for a massage

33. Something that's definitely not right?

34. Shoe bottoms

35. Channel whose analysts include Troy Aikman and John McEnroe

36. Nail-polish brand

37. Starts a pot

38. Canvases for murals

39. Imminently dangerous

41. Mariah with the recurring No. 1 hit "All I Want for Christmas Is You"

42. Extends a subscription

43. On the market

45. Prince's "When Doves ___"

46. Six years, for a U.S. senator

47. ___ de los Muertos

48. Bowlful that might be "loaded" with bacon, cheese, and chives

52. Hundredth of a dollar

53. Things censored using strings of typographical symbols

54. Neighborhood

55. Used a crowbar on

56. Low-key "Hey, you!"

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About The New Yorker

The New Yorker is a daily crossword puzzle that challenges players to fill in words both across and down. Each puzzle features clues that range from straightforward definitions to clever wordplay, making it an engaging mental workout perfect for puzzle enthusiasts of all skill levels.

How to Play

Fill in the grid with answers to the clues

Answers go ACROSS (left to right) and DOWN (top to bottom)

Each numbered clue corresponds to a starting square in the grid

Letters in intersecting words must match

Complete the grid to solve the puzzle

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Tips for Success

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Look for clues with common patterns or letter combinations

Use crossing letters from other answers to help fill in difficult clues

Pay attention to clue types: definitions, wordplay, and fill-in-the-blank

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