New yorker crossword

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The print appearance of a new crossword series is cause for celebration. So three cheers for the New Yorker, which includes a weekly puzzle as of today. A crossword can only give you so much context about a person, of course. Does it require more technical ingenuity to make sure the crossing letters help a solver who is less familiar with an entry? Erik Agard is a virtuoso at this; his New Yorker crosswords often feature names or references that might not be known to all our readers, but that will still be easy-ish for them to solve. I find it easier as a solver to pick out a Wasp-y surname as I have a good sense of where the vowels and consonants are going to be. Is there a corollary in construction?

New yorker crossword

By Adam Aaronson. By Patrick Berry. By Paolo Pasco. By Wyna Liu. By Erik Agard. By The New Yorker. By Lily Geller. By Neville Fogarty. By Rachel Fabi. By Trip Payne.

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The act of throwing money around to resolve an issue? One with four legs and many hands? Drop just a drop? What these have in common? The team is growing, and now includes fact-checkers and a dedicated copy editor. Readers who have not subscribed can view the newyorker. Encouraging readers to develop a crossword habit may help. Something in the middle is published on Wednesdays.

New yorker crossword

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By Paolo Pasco. Headline name in Don't Fear the Steak Tartare. Have you ever gotten pushback saying, That's too obscure to be in a puzzle. But Twitter is a crucible of language change, which is inherently interesting, and we want our puzzles to engage with that. It's a Titanic clue, in fact. Crossword All crosswords ». Erik Agard is a virtuoso at this; his New Yorker crosswords often feature names or references that might not be known to all our readers, but that will still be easy-ish for them to solve. Word association, I go with Jonathan Franzen. Cryptic Crossword All cryptics ». Blonde ale.

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Hide Up Next. Word association, I go with Jonathan Franzen. I like it. And you would find that, in fact, a lot of people do know who Shakira is. Okay, yeah. Losing Religion Through Twitter. The Crossword: Thursday, February 29, A beginner-friendly puzzle. Oh, that's a hard clue but, That's hard. I feel like you have to roll your eyes at least once. You love murder. But I wouldn't do anything about actual murder. We should discuss that. I always thought it was more about size. Carter: Rebel Revolutionary. Our crossword editors — myself, Nick Henriquez, and Andy Kravis — are all, I think, varying degrees of online.