Do you love crossword puzzles but don’t always have time to tackle a full-sized one in your daily newspaper? That’s where The Mini comes in!
The Mini is a smaller, quicker version of the famous New York Times crossword puzzle. It’s perfect for giving your brain a workout in just a few minutes (most people solve it in just over a minute). While it’s more compact and straightforward than a full crossword, don’t be fooled – it can still be tricky. Getting stuck on just one clue can mean the difference between setting a new personal best or getting a bit frustrated.
Just like we offer hints for Wordle and Connections, we’re here to help with The Mini too. If you’re stuck and need a little nudge, we’ve got you covered.
Here are today’s answers for the NYT Mini crossword:
Across
- WALDO – Book character who wears a red-and-white-striped shirt
- ONION – With 7-Across, fried appetizer that’s appropriate for the Olympics?
- RINGS – See 6-Across
- STEM – Academic acronym
- TADA – “And there you have it!”
Down
- WORST – Least favorable
- ANITA – She’s like an older sister to Maria in “West Side Story”
- LINED – Like index cards, typically
- DOGMA – Belief that’s not to be questioned
- ONS – Carry-___(some luggage)
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NYT Mini Crossword