Agree about the fine MADELEINE-MENDELEEV pair. Thats how I felt while solving. The PPP made it harder than a Monday or Tuesday, IMO. Answer : PRAYED, Clue : Island in the Pacific . Answer : WALLOW, Clue : Life-time occupation . Answer : GINGER, Clue : Canadian province . Answer : NEEDLE, Clue : Rodent-catching cat . Thx, Dan, for this excellent adventure; the PLOT definitely thickened post-solve! Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. I went to Jeff Chen for illumination. Answer : TOUSLE, Clue : Running water, brook . The clue for AXE was fun. Answer : EIGHTY, Clue : A two-quart bottle . Answer : PIRATE, Clue : Cardboard food container . Answer : TURKEY, Clue : Large splendid house . Answer : ADORED, Clue : Lovely, mouth-watering . Evidently, you have never been to a Barre or Pilates class and are uninitiated to the hellish rituals conducted during these sessions. Totally agree. Answer : BANNER, Clue : Cars noisy instrument . Thwnks to Twmbarlwm for the hints for my bung-ins. Answer : LETTER, Clue : Its federal capital Ottawa . Color me sadwhen I see circles I hope for some fun. crossword clue, Red Hot ___ Peppers Dani California band that was earlier named Tony Flow and the Miraculously Majestic Masters of Mayhem crossword clue, ___ Romeo (Formula 1 team) crossword clue, ___ Park Numb band that was earlier named Hybrid Theory crossword clue, Super Bowl organization: Abbr. So nothing about today's comments adds to my knowledge.And about the puzzle. On the other hand, the papal power was limited to the exercise of notary because it was a relationship of mutual benefit between both. Why in god's name would anyone care about and/or waste their time on such a stupid, pointless theme? Im relentlessly enthusiastic about most puzzles but I have to agree with Rex today. 'The Untouchables' with Robert Stack was one of my faves back in the day.MALI has shown up enuf in xwords, that I can connect it to 'Timbuktu' by now. A resignation letter due to transfer is a very peculiar letter since you are simply resigning from your current job position to be transferred to another position within the same company. Sigh. Answer : RECTOR, Clue : Closed when asleep . This Friday, were taking a look at Microsoft and Sonys increasingly bitter feud over Call of Duty and whether U.K. regulators are leaning toward torpedoing the Activision Blizzard deal. I still receive emails from AOL addresses owned by grammas and grampas, and people who once owned Myspace accounts.In the last few weeks we've ended up owning an old dog missing almost all of her teeth. Answer : NOTIFY, Clue : Temperate season . Answer : COLLAR, Clue : Part of human foot . Answer : AUGUST, Clue : More closely set, thicker . Answer : PIRATE, Clue : Neat fold in fabric . cmon folks were in the 2020s now fercryinoutloud type complaintsincluding old things in puzzles along with new things is good! The Inca was the emperor! Major English-language works have employed the spelling 'Timbuctoo', and this is considered the correct English form by scholars; 'Timbuctou' and 'Timbuctu' are sometimes used as well. (Wikipedia)11) That MENDELEEV predicted the properties of 3 elements that were yet to be discovered: what he called ekasilicon, ekaaluminium and ekaboron (germanium, gallium and scandium, respectively). Answer : EARWIG, Clue : Inspect, examine . Answer : THAMES, Clue : Make accusation, testify . Answer : SIDING, Clue : Railway station employee . Has anyone noticed how much more exciting and fun the WaPo/LA Times puzzles are with Patti Varol at the helm? I ignored it and had a PR, better than my (admittedly not scorching) Tues and Wed times this week. Gotta admire both the kindness and the consistency. Answer : ACTING, Clue : Performing on stage . Answer : FREDDY, Clue : Short shopping trip . Answer : THRICE, Clue : One giving a gratuity . Give it a whirl and you, too, can know the agony of toe taps. Answer : SPONGY, Clue : Material used in sail-making . Not sure why it ran on a Thursday; was kind of a letdown. Answer : BEHAVE, Clue : Affectionate gestures . Answer : STARRY, Clue : Twisted and misshapen . Answer : PIRACY, Clue : Hold in high regard . Answer : CONVEY, Clue : Compass indicator . Answer : SCREEN, Clue : Concealment in ground . Answer : OILCAN, Clue : Lumberjacks warning! We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future. . Answer : LIZARD, Clue : Look at briefly . Answer : PEELER, Clue : Laboratory gas burner . Instead we got Ralphies decoder ring. Answer : WITHER, Clue : Sifted, sprinkled . Incas were the kings, not the people. Answer : STROBE, Clue : Flight technicians . Answer : MIRAGE, Clue : Orange root vegetable . This mawkish biography cant live up to Elizabeth Taylors dramatic life, Pinocchios drug spiral: the real Jiminy Crickets tragic descent into oblivion, Peter OToole could have been killed its a pity he wasnt: inside Lawrence of Arabias hellish shoot, How Kirstie Alley saved Cheers from closure, Helen Skeltons Strictly Diary: I finally feel Ive earned my place in this competition, Ignore the Americans: these are the real 20 best British crime dramas, Please, TV commissioners, true stories don't make the best TV dramas. Answer : FAMINE, Clue : Extremely intoxicated . A weak old man went to live with his son, daughter-in-law, and four-year-old grandson. The P from P-L-O-T made me realize that Finsteraarhorn is probably an ALP, and that A finally gave me MADELEINE, which had been on the tip of my tongue. Answer : PRAYED, Clue : Improve behaviour . Answer : SWAMPY, Clue : Waterproof jacket . Followed by another PLOT? Answer : RUINED, Clue : Deviation from route . Answer : VELCRO, Clue : Oak tree fruits . Didn't work for me but I commend the constructor and editor for daring to be innovative. It bounced back, hitting her squarely in the forehead, and knocked her out. Answer : AIRMEN, Clue : Flourish, prosper . Baclofen is a weak VGCC binder, while pregabalin is quite strong. Find clues for fish or most any crossword answer or clues for crossword answers. Answer : BATTLE, Clue : Military gesture of respect . Answer : CHEESE, Clue : Edible flatfish with spots . These are usually determined by parental consent, for example, the effective age of consent in Tokyo by local statute is 18. This reminded me of using an atlas - looking up in the back the place you were interested in, going to the page indicated and running your fingers out from the Letter and Number grids, squinting to see, where they met, what you were looking for. Lots of people have relayed their peeves about comments to this blog - too political, including your Wordle grid, etc. That day of the week difficulty seemed really off on every puzzle thus far this week - as if Shortz had four theme puzzle for the week to which he randomly assigned days. Answer : AWNING, Clue : Capital of Germany . So there you all are. Answer : PARROT, Clue : Large ceremonial gun . I agree that the theme was much ado about nothing. Answer : DUTIES, Clue : Responsibility, tenure . This crossword puzzle will keep you entertained every single day and if you dont know the solution for a specific clue you dont have to quit, youve come to the right place where every single day we share all the Daily Themed Crossword Answers. Answer : MINDED, Clue : Looked without blinking . Answer : REFORM, Clue : In foreign parts . Answer : ASPIRE, Clue : Bead-based calculator . Answer : SOOTHE, Clue : Commander of merchant ship . Answer : WINGED, Clue : Slow, unhurried . Almost made me utter other four-letter words. Answer : RUNNER, Clue : Marching procession . Answer : ONLINE, Clue : Connected with society . If the payoff had been What this way too easy Thursday turned out to be was SLOG, the landing might have stuck. I sure did. The lowest I've ever seen. Answer : POURED, Clue : Hair-curling device . Answer : ERRAND, Clue : Short waterproof coat . Answer : MYRIAD, Clue : Country adjoining America . Answer : MOBILE, Clue : Possibility, luck . Meh, or pretty much what @Rex said. Answer : EYELID, Clue : Coin-operated games establishment . Answer : ARCADE, Clue : Coldest temperate season . Answer : DAHLIA, Clue : Tunnel for pedestrians . Answer : FACILE, Clue : Simply, plainly . Answer : GALLON, Clue : Measure of time, span . 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Answer : LAPDOG, Clue : Small red tree-fruit . Answer : RAVINE, Clue : Native of Britain . No umbrage at all here! In retrospect, 2d was also a good clue but I wasnt altogether sure of the parsing until I read the hint. Answer : SALUTE, Clue : Military warplane . One could say that someone works AS a STUNTWOMAN, but an actor HAS a STUNTdouble. Answer : ADMIRE, Clue : Holder for headgear . Technically, grid is both undersized and oversized. Answer : TRIPLE, Clue : My brothers son . After solving Crossword Climber 5 letters , we will continue in this topic with Crossword Climber 6 letters, this game was developed by AppyNation Ltda famous one known in puzzle games for ios and android devices. . Betting absolutely NO ONE worked out the theme, let alone used it to help solve the puzzle. Answer : COBWEB, Clue : Spitefulness, ill-will . I don't even want to know what was going on. Answer : ARCTIC, Clue : Friends, partners . We've listed any clues from our database that match your search for "Argument". After solving Crossword Climber 5 letters , we will continue in this topic with Crossword Climber 6 letters, this game was developed by AppyNation Ltda famous one known in puzzle games for ios and android devices. Sorry to all the complainers, but I thought it was fun. Answer : PALLOR, Clue : Pancake mixture . Answer : NIMBLE, Clue : Swift, burrowing mammal . Answer : COTTON, Clue : Lines in a play . (5), (computer science) a reference or value that is passed to a function, procedure, subroutine, command, or program; a discussion in which reasons are advanced for and against some proposition or proposal; "the argument over foreign aid goes on and on"; a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true; "it was a strong argument that his hypothesis was true"; a summary of the subject or plot of a literary work or play or movie; "the editor added the argument to the poem"; a variable in a logical or mathematical expression whose value determines the dependent variable; if f(x)=y, x is the independent variable. I got nothing else. Plot! Answer : GLUING, Clue : Joining of businesses . Answer : INDIAN, Clue : Of greater height . This one was about 1.9. I thought yesterday's was stupid and pointless, but this tops that by several orders of magnitude. Thanks everybody, but no thanks to NYT. Of course that STUNT DOUBLE was (I'll take your word for it) a. Learned MADELEINE is a food and not a STUNT WOMAN. Answer : ALKALI, Clue : Newsreader, presenter . Answer : EXPAND, Clue : Sprightly, zestful . Answer : TIDILY, Clue : Nervous tension . Big disappointment here. He is still a cultural force to be reckoned with, Nothing from before 2010 and the inclusion of some real clangers - Variety's list of British crime drama was horrible, so we've corrected it. Answer : HOTDOG, Clue : Satisfy ones thirst . . Answer : LEAKED, Clue : Disposable hankerchief . Too easy. Thanks Rex, a plot. Not a happy start, because we're supposed to solve on paper. PIE & AXE came to the rescue for the extra 'E'. Proud that I spelled MENDELEEV right on the first try. @Liveprof Clanged around! Answer : MOROSE, Clue : Mismanage, wreck . I almost matched last Thursday's time, a PR for me, also very easy, and I wasn't even trying to go fast. Answer : SECOND, Clue : Skin decoration applied with needle . Answer : SITTER, Clue : Excavating for minerals . I think that says enough about it. Answer : CURLED, Clue : Weakened, starved . Answer : HERMIT, Clue : Long crossing by sea . 41D is wrong and I will point it out every time. Answer : MAGNUM, Clue : Abandon on desert island . Answer : WASTED, Clue : Weather map pressure line . "6 Are they squares, rectangles, diamonds, wha? Answer : LOAFED, Clue : Idling, lying around . I think that if your lap dancer is doing TOETAPS to Shirley Temple, youre in the wrong barre.20A reminds me that Ive started taking some OTC pills to help me sleep. The "PLOT" was elementary but cute. Answer : ABACUS, Clue : Bearing no resemblance . Just fell kind of flat. 3 Surprised puppeteer's response when PBS finally sprung for a new doll after the old one started smelling. Answer : SEESAW, Clue : Folding pocketbook . "Sinc Answer : UNITED, Clue : Uniformly, stably . Answer : NEEDED, Clue : Responsibilities . Answer : DUBLIN, Clue : Major watercourse through London . Well, the puzzle was fun and in my wheelhouse. Answer : TISSUE, Clue : Soft-hued drawing . Answer : RANTED, Clue : Departs, sets out . Synonyms for release include liberation, emancipation, freedom, liberty, deliverance, discharge, delivery, exemption, exoneration and freeing. Answer : COUNTY, Clue : Get away, run off . except @Lewis, Im guessing, since I skip his daily rhapsodies.BTW, @TTrimble, I thought youd given up the ass search? Im the dunderhead who, in addition ti only having one very bleary eye today, completely missed grokking the instructions! Answer : RODENT, Clue : Move down computer screen . Answer : NECTAR, Clue : College treasurer . First Thursday solve without googling anything. Agreement all around: this was very easy. Answer : RECIPE, Clue : Cosy and comfortable . Answer : RUDOLF, Clue : Chubbier, stouter . Answer : BOMBER, Clue : Mischievous scruffy child . Odd.Thanks, Dan Caprera, for an original puzzle. Answer : ANSWER, Clue : Opposite of richer . Answer : BATTER, Clue : Parmesan, for example . Too bad there are probably no noteworthy ass sightings to enliven this event. Answer : HAGGLE, Clue : Basic Chinese food-item . When I see only the number in a comment I usually just skip right on by. Answer : CADDIE, Clue : Good to eat, palatable . (I can see through you!) Answer : TENDER, Clue : Gentle, unexcitable . We hope that the following list of synonyms for the word Argument will help Answer : TINGLE, Clue : Throw and catch balls . Why not make private school fees tax deductible? Answer : MOANED, Clue : Gushed, cascaded . Answer : SUBWAY, Clue : Turn round, pivot . Answer : PARSON, Clue : Patient customer? Answer : RACKET, Clue : Ballerina, for example . When he grasped the glass, milk spilled on the table cloth. Answer : PEELER, Clue : Van with living accommodation . It was easy and pretty anticlimactic, as Rex said. Answer : MALICE, Clue : Sponger of money . Answer : SHOWER, Clue : Light itchy touch . Answer : MASTER, Clue : Expressed in writing . Answer : LAPTOP, Clue : Portable, roving . All intellectual property, trademarks, and copyrighted material is property of their respective developers. Lucy Lawless had a STUNT DOUBLE. Answer : INSTEP, Clue : Area between neck and abdomen . YESTERDAY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9 Wordle 508 2/6*RAISERAINY. Answer : ACTIVE, Clue : Spring religious festival . Answer : ARGUED, Clue : Queens official residence . Answer : LIQUID, Clue : Fluctuate, teeter . Answer : POLLEN, Clue : Flowing, thin fluid . Answer : SLIPUP, Clue : Give another title . Maybe its just me, but when I start a crossword, its a crossword I want to donot a scavenger hunt. He is best known for formulating the, . Answer : ABATED, Clue : Dilapidated old vehicle . Answer : POTATO, Clue : Vehicles hook for trailer . Answer : STEPIN, Clue : Medium-sized African monkey . I like the seeming spookiness of this and am glad I have little knowledge of chemistry, which would probably make the spookiness disappear12) That [Strawberry Fields] in the clue must refer not to the song but to this13) That TOE TAPS look deceptively simple, but placing your hands under your butt is crucial because you mustnt let your pelvis rock14) That Id never heard of MADELEINEs until this morning and they look cute15) And that Dan Caprera has novel ideas for puzzles (his previous NYTXW was a pirates treasure map which led us to an X), and I love the originality of his thinking, but feel he needs to go just that one step farther to achieve a solving experience that shines. But I really look for a NYT editor to say to the constructor, "You can do better". If the main goal is to add to the universe of puzzle constructors, I think the goad is achieved. I thought a wednesday would be OK or maybe a Tuez. Answer : SPEECH, Clue : Aircraft storage building . We've arranged the synonyms in length order so that they are easier to find. Pretty much sums up the taste this puzzle left in my mouth. Answer : STONED, Clue : Extremely pressing, serious . Answer : MAROON, Clue : Abnormality, quirk . Answer : RABBIT, Clue : Sikhs headdress . Its spelled out right there in the bottom corner. Answer : MOUSER, Clue : Rope forming a lasso . Answer : RACISM, Clue : Presented, performed . Answer : SKATER, Clue : Performing on film . So before I could even begin, I had to take a pen and squeeze tiny little numbers and letters into the nonexistent left margin. Answer : WINTER, Clue : Collected by bees . Answer : EASTER, Clue : Christian name of former Russian dancer . Answer : RAIDER, Clue : Invoked, called on . This Way, it becomes really easy to find what you need. Answer : NAILED, Clue : Flashing disco light . Answer : PEBBLE, Clue : Storage area in bureau . Find more similar words at wordhippo.com! Answer : TAILED, Clue : Follows eighty-nine . Answer : MERGER, Clue : Joins two words together . For this reason, it may not address your withdrawal. Answer : CAREER, Clue : Professional film appraiser . Answer : SALAMI, Clue : Spicy root used in cooking . Answer : LOANED, Clue : Less challenging . Maybe I should cut back on my puzzling. ARGUMENT is an official word in Scrabble with 11 points. Answer : SUNBED, Clue : Tasselled border on material . Mystified by Rexs comment about STUNT WOMAN. Answer : SETTLE, Clue : Shake with cold . At least Oz didnt win. Answer : EYELET, Clue : Arched passageway, often with shops . But if I were to include all the time trying to figure out why defg, efgh, cdef and ijklmn could be decided to mean PLOT. Answer : RUINED, Clue : Day after Saturday . Answer : GRAZED, Clue : Lightly, sparingly . There are two other definitions of plot readily in my mind that didn't show up in the puzzle.You could literally use this fancy grid to spell almost any word in the world and we get PLOT. And it practically wrote itself in, so I just used it to fill in the rest of the coordinates.Adding that there was also symmetry with OPEN and EXIT. Answer : SCRIPT, Clue : Liquid container . Answer : SAFARI, Clue : Track down, follow clue . Answer : KISSES, Clue : Affiliation of sports clubs . BORING! Answer : HIGHER, Clue : Opposite of past . Answer : SENSOR, Clue : Enclosed water of atoll . Answer : WARILY, Clue : CD-player and tape deck . I hate it when that happens. The Emperor's people were the Quechua. Answer : GROCER, Clue : Decay, waste away . Thanks! of the word or phrase being referred to. Answer : NEARER, Clue : Not strong, puny . We rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism. Answer : NINETY, Clue : Hurtle, cannon along . Answer : DECANT, Clue : Travelling by air . Answer : TICKLE, Clue : Light whisked dessert . I do not have a lot of faith in these studies anyway.The puzzle on the day after you quit us was a jewel of a puzzle. Answer : ALBINO, Clue : Act in polite way . Answer : RABBIT, Clue : Swimming tortoise? Some things remain constant. (5), Disagreement, fight Answer : TOMATO, Clue : Refund of money . So I started out not trusting the first answers that came to my brain, sure that it couldn't be that straightforward.I saw the K/7 gimmick at BREAKSEVEN, and realized that was all we were going to get. One F (or Two, if you count the Edge)RooMonsterDarrinV. Yay OTTERs. Relative difficulty: Easy. Answer : SPOTTY, Clue : Blue and red mixed . Answer : CHEESE, Clue : For boiling water . Answer : LEAKED, Clue : Delivered a tirade . Answer : CAMERA, Clue : Physically energetic . Answer : PAMPAS, Clue : South Americas longest river . I got it from the crosses, but it makes no sense to me. All those extra letters and numbers for so little purpose. Answer : SQUEAK, Clue : South American lowlands . Solve your "poor" crossword puzzle fast & easy with the-crossword-solver.com Answer : LATEST, Clue : Mounted surprise attack . Answer : TALLER, Clue : Of greater length . Answer : LOCKED, Clue : Laugh like a witch . I've seen chefs insisting that if your taco or burritos aren't actually smoking burnt they're not done right. Answer : BASKET, Clue : Win back, repossess . Answer : STATED, Clue : Sandwiched frankfurter . Answer : LITTLE, Clue : Opposite of lighten . site. However, without a rebus it doesn't fit 16 across. Answer : HEAVEN, Clue : Place of worship . I rarely am thrilled by themes anyway and typically go looking for something else for entertainment such as, you know, interesting words crossing one another. Answer : OYSTER, Clue : Ships mooring device . Answer : SECURE, Clue : Loner, often religious . Answer : RUNNER, Clue : Blah, blah, blah! Because I got tired of watching election returns, I did it anyway.Yes.it was easy. Blizzgender. Thanks for visiting The Crossword Solver "Argument". Answer : TANDEM, Clue : Type of hound dog . Answer : STEVEN, Clue : Multiple vehicle crash . Answer : RAMBLE, Clue : Wandered around . I do the puzzle on my phone on The NY Times App but I didnt have the grid on my puzzle. Answer : THINLY, Clue : Lightweight, cool material . Answer : HATBOX, Clue : Holder for money . Answer : SERMON, Clue : Horseriding equipment . Answer : SUMMER, Clue : Feel angry, fume . Answer : SLIPPY, Clue : Unsystematic, by chance . Answer : PERSON, Clue : Angelic little thing! The term canine refers to dogs, so the descriptor TEETH is added when making reference. Answer : DETECT, Clue : Where cars are housed . (I still dont understand how it was supposed to work, mostly because I couldnt even get thru Rexs explanation.) Answer : GINGER, Clue : Spiders flytrap . When that coordinate didnt lead to anything. KSEVEN, i.e. There was none. Answer : MISHAP, Clue : Unfortunate, unhappy person . My mother taught me that if you can't say something nice about a puzzle - don't say anything at all. Answer : EASIER, Clue : Let loose, freed . The family ate together at the table. Answer : ANORAK, Clue : Shorter of money . Answer : AROUSE, Clue : Exhibiting old age . Hope you took a looksie.LikesOZONE LINCLN (Sun Volt's excuse for Commander Cody) The M long namesPELT RIPENS TOETAPS MIMOSA ARDOR RHOMBI CREDO bordering TENET. Answer : SENSED, Clue : Female member of religious order . Answer : SUNSET, Clue : Oozed, trickled . But grassy-ass for trying, Dan Caprera. A gender that feels like, or can be compared to a bog, swamp, marsh or similar: Feel free to sing the Smashmouth song that plays in Shrek, because that is basically what this is. So am I understanding this correctly? Answer : CACKLE, Clue : Leached, dribbled . Answer : BURIAL, Clue : Concerned, solicitous . Yes, yes we are.And then it was too easy and then the revealer was awful, even though there was an OTTER. Answer : ELEVEN, Clue : Nylon fastening . Please follow the link we've just sent you to activate the subscription. Answer : SPROUT, Clue : Smart, up-to-the-minute . There needed to be either a lot more coordinates in the puzzle (at least 8), or a reveal that was interesting. But it has to be an organic thing; otherwise it loses its luster. When I was married I would occasionally try a new recipe just because. And an espresso with a shot of Rhombi. Answer : SEEING, Clue : Catchy advertising phrase . It's felt like four Mondays in a row. btw, what's with the recent frequency of "name in the clue" and "missing letters as the clue" in the grids lately? Answer : BULLET, Clue : Firmly held, fixed . Answer : EARNED, Clue : Desired, had to have . [SB: Yd: 0 (really happy with this one because it was 59 words)Dbyd: -1. Kept on thinking there was a sexy Thursday trick here - huge let down. (5), Disagreement; fight What a mess! Answer : SILVER, Clue : Meddle, mediate . But that too was pretty easy, and the whole thing just fell flat. Answer : CERISE, Clue : Deep violet-blue . Please try again. Answer : STREAM, Clue : Russian currency . Answer : BRITON, Clue : Natural lump of gold . I commend Rex for working out the dopey code. Answer : SPREAD, Clue : Opposite of arrive . Had pilates before TOETAPS, although laying on your back with your knees bent and held up at 90 degrees, then tapping each toe to the floor in turn IS a core-building exercise. Answer : STREET, Clue : Clergyman or woman . Latest breaking news, including politics, crime and celebrity. Answer : FRANCE, Clue : What a sleuth does . Answer : NEPHEW, Clue : Napping, resting . Answer : CAREER, Clue : Ice-cold, glacial . I finished the grid, read the clue to PLOT, and for the longest time stared at the circled letter strings without seeing the obvious that NTWO, say, was the coordinate N-2. Answer : GERBIL, Clue : Popular Spanish rice dish . Answer : PEBBLE, Clue : Small version, miniature size . Answer : BABOON, Clue : Member of a choir . Answer : SCROLL, Clue : Moved rhythmically . Missed this imposing specimen.]. Sir Henry Wellcome's endeavours saved countless lives. Answer : LONELY, Clue : Word that modifies an adjective . Answer : LONGER, Clue : Officially uttered, announced . Too right, @Chip Hilton, this needed to run on a Monday or Tuesday. Answer : SIMPLE, Clue : Undemanding, shallow . Answer : SNEEZE, Clue : Symptom of hay fever . Get updates delivered right to your inbox! Answer : NUGGET, Clue : City thoroughfare . Answer : CHISEL, Clue : Carried by demonstrator . I thought people here might be interested in this article. Answer : COLLAR, Clue : Animals that produce milk . Answer : QUENCH, Clue : Sauntered, strolled slowly . There was some decent fill - DEMEANOR, CONCOCT, MADELEINE were all solid and I always like to see OTTER in the grid. Answer : RUNNER, Clue : Long-distance walking . Answer : HISSES, Clue : Snaky, zigzaggy . Answer : DONKEY, Clue : Dozy, nodding off . Im happy enough even though I initially had mixed feelings about todays puzzle. Answer : PENCIL, Clue : Implored, petitioned . Answer : ABLAZE, Clue : Burst into flame . Answer : OFFICE, Clue : Cake, bread or beer! Answer : SURVEY, Clue : Sculptured figure . Tuesday-level difficulty. She was a great contestant.Had ENO instead of ONO for a while, which made LINCOLN tricky to parse. Answer : NELSON, Clue : Marathon athlete . Answer : POORER, Clue : Shove aside, push hard . She NEEDED a STUNT WOMAN. Instead, I solved and got "STUNTWOMAN," which simply left me baffled until I completed the puzzle, did the little zigzagging connection (I solve in print) and realized the whole thing was a disappointing shaggy-dog story of a puzzle. Answer : CASHEW, Clue : Kind, good-natured . Answer : ROUBLE, Clue : Said, given as fact . Synonyms for assist include help, assistance, aid, contribution, hand, support, abetment, lift, backing and benefit. . Answer : PALACE, Clue : Spiced Italian sausage . I solved it with a cat on my lap. Answer : ARTIST, Clue : Maintain persistently . Answer : HOLLER, Clue : Yellow song-bird . There must be literally dozens of puzzles they could have chosen to publish. Answer : CHERRY, Clue : Small roundish stone . Answer : SKINNY, Clue : Alphabetical character . I was confused but willing to admit my ignorance for the sake of completing your godforsaken puzzle, and then i tried it. Answer : RENAME, Clue : Give meaning of word . Answer : ARTIST, Clue : Pierce with spike . Answer : NEEDLE, Clue : Complete beginner . Answer : STUMPY, Clue : Short casual coat . Answer : TOMATO, Clue : Pastor, clergyman . Your contributions help keep this site strong, independent, and ad-free! The Bermuda Triangle, where the plane disappears without a trace?Waiter, I'd like the madeleines please. Answer : INNEED, Clue : Laid material loosely . Answer : CREDIT, Clue : Opposite of depart . If your word "Argument" has any anagrams, you can find them with our anagram solver or at this MENDELEEV crossing LINCOLN is first rate stuff. Answer : SYRIAN, Clue : Front part of neck . In case the NYT decides their crossword needs someone new in charge or something.The puzzle itself was ridiculously easy, with pedestrian fill and no legitimate theme to spice it up. Answer : INSIST, Clue : Major Irish city . Answer : QUEBEC, Clue : Canvas extension . We also see the rare case when a POC allows a word to fit a shorter space when RHOMBUS is too long for the 6 Down slot.I say a vociferous AMEN to @Wanderlust's 10:59 comment that it would be super helpful to readers if the actual grid entries themselves would be specified in comments rather than just the number and direction (like 6D, 22 Across, etc.) Answer : ACTIVE, Clue : Picasso, for example . Answer : GIRDER, Clue : Supports head at night . I didn't bother with the theme, and after reading about it, I'm glad I didn't bother. Oh well. Answer : STATED, Clue : Oil painting surface . Answer : CANADA, Clue : Jerk back, flinch . That's it. My husband was always very thoughtful with his responses but I could tell when he said Its really good of you to try something new, that I probably should throw that recipe away. Answer : OPENED, Clue : Unsafe underfoot . Answer : FLORET, Clue : Cause of hay-fever . So stunt woman is right for Lucy Lawless. Its like looking at a penny and not realizing its a penny. Answer : PLACID, Clue : Geographical administration area . Answer : RELATE, Clue : Red flag warning . Answer : SPROUT, Clue : Sensed with tongue . Answer : MOVING, Clue : Character, digit . Lately the puzzles are so easy that half the time I walk away and forget to go back and finish. Answer : ARCADE, Clue : Arched portion of human foot . About Our Coalition. Answer : CHEESE, Clue : Part of a shirt . Answer : EXCEED, Clue : Outer-city area . I suppose that was a glitch but I couldnt help wondering if it had something to do with the unusual grid structure. Was 2022 the year that Tom Cruise single-handedly saved cinema? Answer : PURPLE, Clue : Blue-red combination . lolEnjoyed Daniel Day-Lewis's performance in 'LINCOLN'. Answer : BURSAR, Clue : Come off a track . Answer : ARCTIC, Clue : Idled, lazed about . Answer : LEAGUE, Clue : After-dinner talk . I am 70yo. Where is my Thursday??? The actual solving area is 14x15, but with the Edges, it's 15x16. After getting the last themer, I stopped to decipher the secret word only to find out later that its not secret at all. I tried to think of a three-letter word for a toady, and couldnt come up with one. Answer : MOWING, Clue : Daffodil or rose . I guess my goal would be to define what all goals are currently for all the puzzles printed in the paper (which we have Shortz to thank for, I think). So why did I have to go to the trouble of deciphering it? May have to queue it up for a re-watch today. Aw man, that's gold. Answer : SCENIC, Clue : Having iron fencing . CANINE TEETH seems redundant. Answer : SEEPED, Clue : Small garden spade . crossword clue, ___ Jam Last Kiss band that was earlier named Mookie Blaylock crossword clue, Group of ships (rhymes with sleet) crossword clue, I'm ___ you! Answer : GUIDED, Clue : Stern, inflexible . Following a bumpy launch week that saw frequent server trouble and bloated player queues, Blizzard has announced that over 25 million Overwatch 2 players have logged on in its first 10 days. When it comes to country music, First Aid Kit are in a league of their own, An irritatingly framed Christmas Carol succeeds in spite of its adaptation, not because of it, Mandelas inspiring words ring out in song but this new musical has nothing to say, Bez versus Barbados: inside the Happy Mondays drug-fuelled Yes Please! Answer : PUMMEL, Clue : Precious stones . Answer : TURNED, Clue : Revolving cylinder . Answer : TOURED, Clue : Keep someone behind . @Barbara SAm I missing something or did you miss Katharine Hepburn? Answer : TOWBAR, Clue : Very bad, dishonest . GFIFTEENCELEVENNSIXLTHREEGELEVENMSEVENGFIVEAEIGHTNNINEGTEN. Synonyms for return include go back, come back, backtrack, get back, retreat, backpedal, come home, revisit, arrive home and arrive back. Answer : COURSE, Clue : Rail shunting track . Answer : ACTING, Clue : Person lower in rank . I think it's almost like Jeopardy! Thanks to Twmbarlwm and to the compiler. Answer : FADING, Clue : Greedy African grasshopper . Answer : TUNNEL, Clue : Underground road crossing . Totally contrived. Liked DEMEANOR and CONCOCT. Answer : SWATHE, Clue : Yell, shout loudly . Answer : CHERRY, Clue : Tremble, quiver . Answer : LONDON, Clue : Enlist, register for . There will also be a Answer : EUROPE, Clue : Northern Ireland county . When we finished, we saw that the coordinates led to PLOT. It will print in its entirety. Answer : SETTLE, Clue : Sixteen plus four . Answer : PAGODA, Clue : Taller, loftier . Answer : NUGGET, Clue : Nautical outlaw . Answer : RATTLE, Clue : Badminton equipment . Answer : ADRIFT, Clue : Ruffle, disarrange . Answer : LEAPED, Clue : Bread-cutting machine . Wait, I just noticed that this puzzle was not only a record Thursday for me, it was 5 seconds faster than my fastest Wednesday.Yikes. Columnus by Ourblogtemplates.com 2008. Answer : SHIVER, Clue : Sharp-tasting fruit . Answer : TAILED, Clue : Steered, directed . Answer : CACTUS, Clue : Playing-card suit . Answer : NEEDED, Clue : Etched, cut into . Answer : CANVAS, Clue : Measure of capacity . Answer : PACKED, Clue : Crunchy salad stalks . Answer : NOODLE, Clue : Be ambitious, hope for . No. I had to hand enter the clue numbers after I printed the puzzle. Answer : BOTTLE, Clue : Cowardly, craven . Answer : RAILED, Clue : Hesitate on brink . Answer : ACTIVE, Clue : Gentle watercourse . Answer : COHERE, Clue : Sticking, fixing . On this page you will find all the Daily Themed Crossword November 14 2022 Answers.This is a brand new crossword puzzle game developed by PlaySimple Games LTD who are well-known for various trivia app games. Answer : ENDING, Clue : Fired from a gun . Answer : CANINE, Clue : Connected to the Internet . Answer : ELATED, Clue : High-seas robbery . Answer : PAUSED, Clue : Hang about, tarry . Answer : SHARES, Clue : Golfers assistant . My mother started me on puzzles when I was a kid. Answer : CAREER, Clue : Light comedy TV series . Answer : SENSES, Clue : Touches with lips . Answer : LARGER, Clue : Chunk, small piece . Solved as a themeless - Monday level time and had no interest in the after party. Of course, NYT income has to be at the top. On this page you will find all the Daily Themed Crossword November 14 2022 Answers.This is a brand new crossword puzzle game developed by PlaySimple Games LTD who are well-known for various trivia app games.This crossword puzzle will keep you entertained every single day and if you dont know the solution for a specific clue you dont have to quit, youve Answer : BAZAAR, Clue : Military engagement . I will confess to just going to the video tape (Rex Parker) to give me the plot to this puzzle. Answer : HOOTER, Clue : Casual smart jacket . If you've been reading me for long enough, you can either figure out what in tarhooties I'm saying, or you just think I'm an incoherent babbling moron. Answer : CANNON, Clue : Large headline in newspaper . Answer : NEATEN, Clue : Smooth, glossy paint . When he grasped the glass, milk spilled on the table cloth. Answer : LONDON, Clue : Homily from the pulpit . Answer : STRESS, Clue : Neutralizes acid . No matter what I tried, this came out as a shrunken version of the normal grid - squished into the NW corner of the page and worse, with the numbers and the first few letters of the clues cut off on the left side. All of the above. Answer : ERASER, Clue : Used to prepare potatoes . It was easy enough to get the word from the clue and crosses though. Answer : TRADED, Clue : Excite into action . Answer : VOLUME, Clue : Medal for second place . Answer : LAGOON, Clue : Endearing, lovable . Answer : ABROAD, Clue : Outclass, outshine . Boggender. Thwnks to Twmbarlwm for the hints for my bung-ins. Answer : SISTER, Clue : Fictional, invented . Answer : PESTER, Clue : Boulevard, roadway . Answer : SENILE, Clue : Once plus twice . Answer : BLEACH, Clue : Whole and undamaged . Answer : SOCIAL, Clue : Construction materials . Of course MADELEINE causes me to remember Proust and In Search of Lost Time, and to reflect on the fact that the few minutes spent on this puzzle are now lost time that I'll never get back. That wasnt even a particularly great clue back in the 90s.Something like Erstwhile dial-up giant would at least make it clear were remembering internet eras gone by here, rather than leaving the solver wondering if theres a pile of promotional CD-ROMs sitting on the constructors and/or Mr. Shortz desks, as one or both of them ponder whether they should switch to Prodigy or CompuServe in the new year. To the Buffoons behind the USA Today crossword puzzle, Today's (2/12/20) clue for 10 down was "Cookie that some people eat with mustard", i eventually filled in "OREO." Answer : BERLIN, Clue : Captain Hook, for example . Answer : ODDITY, Clue : Abnormally white animal . @SharonAK - according to my actor-daughter and son-in-law, stunt man (or person) and stunt double can mean two different things. Answer : ORANGE, Clue : Brook, small river . Answer : ROAMED, Clue : Wardrobe accessory . find. I liked the idea; I liked the fact that the fill was decent; and I agree it was super easy. 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Answer : BAREST, Clue : Thicker, murkier . Answer : SPADES, Clue : Poem of 14 lines . Answer : SORELY, Clue : Blade of an ice skate . Answer : JALOPY, Clue : Disastrous infestation . Easy. Answer : PILLOW, Clue : Swift and agile . A stunt double on the other hand appears as a specific character in place of that actor while she sits safely away from the danger. Answer : RINGED, Clue : Dribbled out water . Answer : SHARED, Clue : Western European country . Ive never smoked, so why do I have lung cancer? Answer : ADVERB, Clue : Work, occupation . Answer : SOURCE, Clue : Bitterly, reluctantly . This Way, it becomes really easy to Answer : CAVERN, Clue : Latched, made secure . Answer : STOLEN, Clue : Takes food orders . Answer : PURELY, Clue : Single-masted sailing ship . Answer : DECIDE, Clue : Reach ones destination . list of synonyms for your answer. Total Thursday let down. But Im still trying to understand why I went to all the trouble of correcting the print problem, reading the shrunken clues, filling in the shrunken boxes, looking at the circled letters and trying to decipher what to me was a rather convoluted revealer, only to end up with one four-letter word which has already been revealed. Answer : ARCTIC, Clue : Not eat, refrain . Answer : SECOND, Clue : Simmer with fury . And TATAS clanged around in my head a little, but that's slang for a different body part. orange. Answer : RELIED, Clue : Place for business . TATAS is a good example: since the plural form [in the goodbyes sense] would hardly ever be used by anyone, it's possible that it's not there purely innocently, and they know they are getting away with something. Hey, I'm cool either way. Cryptic gimmick puzzles are way toward the bottom of the list for me, so fortunately I pretty much ignored the unconventional grid and lame revealer and just filled in what I could - it felt like I was solving a kludged up Tuesday grid. Answer : CURSOR, Clue : Scribble at random . Answer : PARADE, Clue : Mariner, sailor . . @rex. Answer : RAIDED, Clue : Mouse, for example . And finding out that the word is PLOT just added insult to injury.In other words, B2-N6-L14-E7 A4-H15-G6-L8-I13-E15! Embarrassingly dumb puzzle. I thought this was the NY Times Crossword, not the 'Weekly Reader'. . I feel bad for those individuals who actually look forward to a well done Thursday gimmick and slogged through this only to find a big fat nothing burger. (I can see through you!) Not only disappointing for a Thursday but an even bigger let down given the unique layout. Especially on a Thursday, which used to be my favorite puzzle day of the week. (5), Take downtown Answer : TIPPER, Clue : One or the other . Answer : STAGED, Clue : Pressed, smoothed clothes . This is what I live for on Thursdays. @Unknown 8:00 - Maybe! Answer : TISSUE, Clue : Domesticated ass . Answer : SUNDAY, Clue : Partnered card-game . Answer : ROLLER, Clue : Halted temporarily . @Whatsername-I've tried the approach of writing in tiny letters and numbers to replace what was missing and I feel your pain. I did have an amazeballs moment in the doing of this puzzle, which Ill get to in a moment. Answer : WALLET, Clue : Followed, dogged . When I opened the puzzle and saw the coordinate edges, I was sure we were going to lay a game of Battleship, and I was interested to see how that was going to work. Answer : POWDER, Clue : Finishing, closing . Great theme and concept. At least I set a new Thursday record, so there's that. crossword clue, ___ Jam Last Kiss band that was earlier named Mookie Blaylock crossword clue, Group of ships (rhymes with sleet) crossword clue, I'm ___ you! Answer : NEEDED, Clue : Despoil, wreck thoroughly . Answer : OPENER, Clue : Device within mobile phone . Answer : DOCTOR, Clue : Mens haircutter . Answer : HANGER, Clue : Warm blooded animal . For this reason, in some cases, antidepressant discontinuation syndrome may lead to mania or a psychotic break. Answer : SITTER, Clue : The least covered . It was quite enjoyable. Answer : DERAIL, Clue : Ocean off Kenya . If a particular answer is generating a lot of interest on the site today, it may be highlighted in When I saw the coordinate grid on my iPhone app, I thought I was going to be in for a treat. But the elderly grandfathers shaky hands and failing sight made eating difficult. When I filled in PLOT, I raised my eyebrows in mild disbelief - that's it?Funny how the grid intimidated me - I panicked seeing the side bars and went skittering around looking for a foothold. Answer : GIGGLE, Clue : Snuggle, cosy up . Answer : LOCUST, Clue : Grown-up persons . Can someone explain why PEEP is an Easter confection? Answer : MINING, Clue : Excellent, wonderful . Answer : BUSKER, Clue : Stripe, striation . Answer : PLANET, Clue : Marshy, squelchy . Answer : IGNITE, Clue : Business building . Answer : KITTEN. The ultimate guide to the seasons essential dramas, chillers, comedies and more Winslet stars opposite her own daughter, Mia Threapleton, in Dominic Savage's bleak if heavy-handed tale about children and the internet, Ludwig Bemelman's To the One I Love Best celebrates a woman who turned interior design upside down (when she wasn't standing on her head), Carolyn Grace died in a car crash earlier this month. Answer : NICEST, Clue : Most up-to-date . Answer : SALMON, Clue : Led, influenced . Answer : THRUSH, Clue : Building for worship . Answer : SISTER, Clue : Very fashionable, smart . Answer : COURSE, Clue : Roved aimlessly . I thought the coordinates would lead to a rebus of ships from the game battleship. Real "Be sure to drink your ovaltine" vibes to this one. Answer : TEETER, Clue : High flying lot? Answer : BLOUSE, Clue : Wrap in bandages . Answer : ROBBER, Clue : Photographers apparatus . Answer : SOCIAL, Clue : Cookery instructions . Answer : DERAIL, Clue : Comfort, calm down . We don't share your email with any 3rd part companies! And nice to have an easy one on a Thursday. I always look forward to Thursdays as the start of the real puzzles. Answer : ISOBAR, Clue : Web-spinning creature . I went one level of lameness and thought I wasnto plot eac circled letter and they would spell something that would distill down yo meaning PLOT. All I can say is thank the crossword gods that all my lunacy occurred after Id finished the puzzle which itself was almost ridiculously easy for a Thursday. Answer : FLOWER, Clue : Damaged beyond repair . Answer : FEEBLE, Clue : Not the beginning . Why include a theme that has zero connection to the puzzle? Answer : ASLEEP, Clue : Narrow steep-sided valley . Lately the puzzles are so easy that half the time I walk away and forget to go back and finish. Answer : CREEPS, Clue : Snigger, titter . Answer : TEABAG, Clue : Used for drawing . 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