Ready for some brain-teasing fun? Dive into today’s Mini Crossword from The New York Times and challenge yourself with wordplay and puzzles. Whether you’re a seasoned solver or a casual gamer, this compact crossword is perfect for a quick mental workout. Let’s unlock the answers and unravel the clues together!
- Character who’s blue in the face? (Answer: SMURF)
- Mideast country that juts out from Saudi Arabia (Answer: QATAR)
- Loosen, as a knot (Answer: UNTIE)
- Author’s negotiator (Answer: AGENT)
- Labourite’s rival, in British politics (Answer: TORY)
Solving the Mini Crossword is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Times’ games collection. From Wordle to Connections and Strands, there’s a wide array of challenges waiting for you. If you’re hungry for more puzzle-solving adventures, check out CNET’s NYT puzzle hints page for daily updates and solutions.
Feeling stuck on a clue? Don’t fret! We’ve got your back with all the answers and hints you need to conquer the Mini Crossword. And if you’re looking to up your solving game, explore our tips and tricks for tackling these brain teasers like a pro.
Delve into the world of online games with The New York Times Games section, where a plethora of mind-bending challenges await. While today’s Mini Crossword is free to play, access older puzzles from the archives with a subscription to the Times Games section. Let’s keep those mental gears turning and unravel the mysteries of wordplay together!
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