How do I get The New York Times crossword online?
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How do I get The New York Times crossword online?
Web Browser. To play The New York Times Crossword on a web browser, navigate to nytimes.com/games on your preferred web browser and log in to your New York Times account.
What do circles mean in NY Times crossword?
The letters that will appear in the circles when the Answers are written in spell out words related to the puzzle’s theme. the letters in squares that contain circles spell out words related to the theme either when read consecutively or when rearranged to form theme-related words.
Why is my NYT Crossword app not working?
Restart the app If the mobile app is not displaying or loading properly, restarting the app on your device can help resolve the issue. To restart the app, force quit the app and then re-open the app on your device.
What do numbers in brackets mean in crossword puzzles?
Here’s a clue, for example: “Stares at torn pages (5).” (Numbers in parentheses following a clue are a conventional notation in British puzzles and indicate the number of letters in the answer, saving you the bother of counting squares in the diagram.)
What does a dash mean in NYT crossword?
You’ve probably noticed that some of the clues are nothing but dashes, and the entries for those clues are not numbered. Those are not production errors. The dashes represent the end of the entry after we’ve added the SUN back to the entry on the other side of it.
Do you get crossword with NYT subscription?
A subscription to The New York Times Games gives you access to: All of The New York Times Word Games and Logic Puzzles including: Wordle. The Crossword – Access to the Daily Crossword puzzles the evening before their release in print.
Why is my NYT crossword app not working?
Is there still time crossword?
We think the likely answer to this clue is AMILATE….”Is There Still Time?” Crossword Clue.
| Rank | Word | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| 2% | HUSH | Silence, be still |
What do the numbers on crossword mean?
Cryptic clues are followed by a number or numbers in parentheses indicating the length of the answer: (5) means it’s a five-letter word, while (2,3,4) indicates a three-word phrase like “in the know.”
