The crossword clue Stretched-out circle, essentially appeared in New Yorker on July 2, 2025 . Our 4-letter answer will help you solve your puzzle.
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Stretched: (of muscles) relieved of stiffness by stretching
Out: away from home
Circle: travel around something
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1A:
Edith Wharton’s “The House of ___”
6A:
Winter blanket that’s not at all warm
10A:
Org. that pursues legal action against voter suppression
14A:
“Fingers crossed—it’s not impossible!”
16A:
Kitchen work such as slicing and dicing
17A:
Adviser who does a lot of hand-holding?
18A:
___ IRA (savings option named for a U.S. senator)
19A:
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20A:
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22A:
They precede com, org, and edu
24A:
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25A:
Prefix with stellar or state
26A:
Something often broken in a gym?
28A:
Veterans Day mo.
30A:
Unrefined metal
31A:
Scallions, by another name
36A:
People prone to fantasizing
37A:
“Best to avoid that topic”
38A:
Stone such as topaz or turquoise
39A:
“___ Just Not That Into You” (2004 best-seller)
40A:
Largest blood vessel in the human body
44A:
“I was at the library when it happened,” e.g.
46A:
Australian state home to Sydney: Abbr.
49A:
Belgrade native
50A:
Classic computer game with “exploding” cells
54A:
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56A:
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58A:
Payment to a landlord
59A:
Investment by those in the know, so to speak
60A:
Newspaper section with theatre reviews
61A:
“Stop right there!”
62A:
Walruses’ cousins
1D:
Scooter-like vehicles
2D:
Lined up like ducks, say
3D:
“I can ___” (“The same thing happened to me”)
4D:
Channel for old films
5D:
Instrument with a heavenly sound?
6D:
Unit of company stock
7D:
Incline your head toward
8D:
Opinion piece
9D:
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10D:
Garment for a cooking-show contestant
11D:
Toasted bread bits
12D:
There are five in seven and three in six
13D:
“Psst! I’m on the balcony!”
15D:
“Breakfast at Tiffany’s” actress Patricia
21D:
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23D:
Astronomer Carl who was one of Bill Nye’s college professors
27D:
“Here, taste some”
28D:
“The Pitt” and “ER” star Wyle
29D:
“Put your wallet away—this round’s ___”
32D:
Outer boundary
33D:
Greek god with love-kindling arrows
34D:
Court divider in pickleball or tennis
35D:
Cookies in some chocolatey pie crusts
36D:
Opposite of recessive, in genetics
37D:
Do some Grubhub runs, perhaps
38D:
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41D:
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42D:
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43D:
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45D:
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46D:
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47D:
Cricket or curling
48D:
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51D:
Coin-in-a-fountain thought
52D:
Thompson who played Beatrice in a 1993 adaptation of “Much Ado About Nothing”
53D:
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57D:
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The answer to the "Stretched-out circle, essentially" crossword clue is OVAL . This answer contains 4 letters and was confirmed in the New Yorker puzzle.
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