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BySam Hill
Love crossword puzzles but don’t have all day to sit and solve a full-sized puzzle in your daily newspaper? That’s what The Mini is for!
A bite-sized version of the New York Times’ well-known crossword puzzle, The Mini is a quick and easy way to test your crossword skills daily in a lot less time (the average puzzle takes most players just over a minute to solve). While The Mini is smaller and simpler than a normal crossword, it isn’t always easy. Tripping up on one clue can be the difference between a personal best completion time and an embarrassing solve attempt.
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Just like ourWordle hints and Connections hints, we’re here to help with The Mini today if you’re stuck and need a little help.
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Below are the answers for the NYT Mini crossword today.
NYT Mini Crossword answers today
Across
- This clue’s number – ONE
- Lines on a map – ROADS
- Word before “pie” or “patootie” – CUTIE
- Japanese cartoon genre – ANIOME
- This clue’s number plus 1-Across – TEN
Down
- Apex predator of the ocean – ORCA
- Salt, fat, acid or heat, e.g. – NOUN
- “Try some of this!” – EATIT
- Only U.S. coin that doesn’t mention “dollar” or “cent(s)” on it – DIME
- In the public eye – SEEN
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Sam Hill is a journalist and the gaming guides editor at Digital Trends. He's also written tech guides for Input and has…
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