Daily Crossword Puzzle Solutions for Saturday, 6th September as featured in The New York Times
In today's NYT Mini Crossword, puzzle enthusiasts are in for a treat as the Saturday edition presents a bigger and more challenging crossword. Here's a rundown of some of the clues and answers:
- Across 1A: A U.S. president who served four terms during WWII is Franklin D. Roosevelt.
- Across 4A: This answer rhymes with "pie" and is a synonym for haste.
- Across 7A: The country that has the harp as its national emblem is Ireland.
- Across 9A and 10A: These answers rhyme, sort of. They are Bacardi and Cardi B.
- Across 11A: An ancient time-tracking device is a sundial.
- Across 12A: A keyboard command on PC that helps when your system freezes is Ctrl+Alt+Del.
- Across 13A: The opposite of SSW is NNE.
- Across 1D: A small lie, often a white lie, is a fib.
- Down 1D: The answer is a character from "Sesame Street" that Count von Count is a parody of - Dracula.
- Down 2D: Whom Count von Count of "Sesame Street" is a parody of is Dracula.
- Down 4D: A U.S. president from the 1920s is Warren G. Harding.
- Down 5D: Home to the W.N.B.A.'s Fever is Indiana.
- Down 6D: Weed gummies are edibles, often used for relief.
- Down 8D: Cooking grease is lard.
- Down 11D: Observed is saw.
- Down 14A: Used to be is was.
- Down 3D: Takes back, as testimony, is recants.
- Down 5D: Down 8D: These answers are clues for the NYT Mini Crossword's Down puzzles.
The author of the blog posts mentioned in this text is Dennis, a certified Online Marketing Manager specializing in SEO since 2018. The NYT Mini Crossword can be played on the web or the app, with the app necessary for accessing the archive. Enjoy solving today's crossword!
