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NYT Crossword: answers for Saturday, December 28

By dailyguardian.aeDecember 29, 20243 Mins Read
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The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.

While the NYT puzzle might feel like an impossible task some days, solving a crossword is a skill and it takes practice — don’t get discouraged if you can’t get every single word in a puzzle.

If you’re having trouble completing today’s NYT Crossword, we’re here to help. We’ve got all the answers for today’s clues down below.


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NYT Crossword answers today

Across

1 Fans flip for it : SPORTSPAGE

11 Deflection technique : WHATABOUTISM

13 Iconic accessory worn by 1-Down : DEERSTALKERCAP

15 Acts human, proverbially : ERRS

16 Medical container : VIAL

17 Infamous bushranger Kelly : NED

19 Hand-drawn frame : CEL

20 Posthumous title : SAINT

22 Far from floor-reaching : MINI

23 One for the books, in brief? : CFO

24 Hurt : STUNG

25 Feature of English, but not Chinese : TENSE

26 Narrative thread : ARC

27 Classic red rubber dog toy : KONG

28 Get lost : BEATIT

29 Manage : EKEOUT

31 Call to a crew : LANDHO

32 Letter-shaped apparel : TSHIRT

33 Unit cost? : RENT

34 Tree creature of fiction : ENT

36 Wanting : SHORT

37 Singles, say : SONGS

38 Juilliard offering, in brief : MFA

39 + or – : POLE

40 Compromises : BENDS

41 Birth control option : IUD

42 Simple operation : SUM

43 Jenkins known as “The First Lady of Children’s Music” : ELLA

44 Kind of vaccine : MRNA

45 Sesquipedalia : TENDOLLARWORDS

50 Some celebrity memorabilia : SIGNEDPHOTOS

51 Current from currents : HYDROPOWER

Down

1 Guinness’s second-most-portrayed literary character in film, after Dracula : SHERLOCKHOLMES

2 Target scores : PARS

3 They start with coin tosses, in brief : OTS

4 Singer in the family? : RAT

5 Schedule inits. : TBA

6 What are you doing? : SOLVING

7 First trimester woe, informally : PUKING

8 Bothered : ATEAT

9 Part of some superhero names : GIRL

10 What’s left of F1 : ESC

11 “Sorry, that’s the last one” : WEREFRESHOUT

12 One asked “to change his ways,” per a 1988 hit : MANINTHEMIRROR

13 Label that first signed the Rolling Stones : DECCA

14 Sources of retirement income : PENSIONFUNDS

18 Paleolithic, for example : DIET

20 Strong draft : STOUT

21 Hilda or Zelda, to Sabrina the Teenage Witch : AUNT

22 Beverage that begins with a bee? : MEAD

24 Hybrid sportswear : SKORT

25 Gear that’s a homophone of 25-Across : TENTS

28 Fringe : British English :: ___ : American English : BANGS

30 Snakes were famously driven from it, in legend : EIRE

31 Impart : LEND

32 There are nine in a shot glass: Abbr. : TSPS

33 World’s highest-paid athlete in 2024 : RONALDO

35 Cues for applause : TADAS

37 One side of a deal : SELLER

40 Lightheaded? : BLOND

43 High-strung : EDGY

44 Bit of dust : MOTE

46 Major inits. in biomedical research : NIH

47 Clock, e.g. : APP

48 Corinthian character : RHO

49 “Neat!” : WOW











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