Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword June 3 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Radio knob – DIAL: A control knob used to change frequencies or settings on a radio.
- Soccer star Lionel – MESSI: Refers to Lionel Messi, the famous Argentine soccer player.
- What time? – WHEN: A question asking for the specific time of an event.
- Until – UPTO: Indicating a limit or extent of time or quantity.
- For a specific purpose as a committee – ADHOC: Formed or used for a particular purpose or need.
- Granola grains – OATS: A type of grain commonly used in granola.
- King or queen but not prince – CHESSPIECE: Refers to the pieces used in the game of chess, specifically the king and queen.
- What’s black and white and wet all over? – ORCA: A riddle answer referring to the killer whale.
- Asian peninsula – KOREA: The peninsula in East Asia comprising North and South Korea.
- Scolding syllable – TSK: A sound made to express disapproval or annoyance.
- Opposite of subtract – ADD: To combine or increase a total.
- Words following brother or up – INARMS: Phrases like “brother-in-arms” or “up-in-arms”.
- Show of appreciation for great service – BIGTIP: A large gratuity given for excellent service.
- Hot off the presses – NEW: Refers to something that is freshly printed or recently released.
- Mineral suffix – ITE: A common suffix used in the names of minerals.
- Buckle up for this one! – CARRIDE: A trip taken in a car.
- Get high on acid – TRIPOUT: To experience hallucinations or altered states of perception, often associated with LSD.
- Latin love – AMOR: The Latin word for love.
- Artfully arranged meats – CHARCUTERIE: A selection of cured meats, often served as an appetizer.
- Biblical pronoun – THOU: An archaic second-person singular pronoun used in the Bible.
- Some work site supervisors – FOREMEN: Supervisors in charge of workers at a construction or industrial site.
- Around 37 million people shop at it every day roughly equivalent to the population of Canada – WALMART: Refers to the retail giant Walmart.
- Toyota’s ___4 – RAV: Refers to the Toyota RAV4, a popular SUV model.
- Yank – TUG: To pull something sharply or suddenly.
- Seasoning blend from Maryland – OLDBAY: A popular seasoning mix originating from Maryland.
- Cancel out – NEGATE: To nullify or make ineffective.
- Boy band with members such as J-Hope and Jungkook – BTS: Refers to the popular South Korean boy band BTS.
- Youngest woman to serve in the U.S. Congress familiarly – AOC: Refers to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
- Juliet’s love – ROMEO: Refers to Romeo, the romantic lead in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”.
- Surrounding glow – AURA: A distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround a person or thing.
- Helping to manage a nonprofit say … or where to find the answers to the starred clues? – ONTHEBOARD: Refers to being part of a board of directors for an organization.
- Now wait ___! – ASEC: Short for “a second,” asking for a brief pause.
- Paved part of a backyard perhaps – PATIO: A paved outdoor area adjacent to a house.
- So they flew through a flaw in the ___: Ogden Nash line – FLUE: Refers to a humorous line by the poet Ogden Nash.
- Skater Tony who is also 56-Across? – HAWK: Refers to Tony Hawk, a famous professional skateboarder.
- M.I.T.’s ___ School of Management – SLOAN: Refers to the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Own (up) – FESS: To confess or admit something.
- Make a quick visit as to a shop – DUCKIN: To enter briefly or quickly.
- Apple device since 2007 – IPHONE: Refers to the iPhone, a popular smartphone by Apple.
- Consumed uncooked – RAW: Food that is eaten without being cooked.
- What two fingers in the shape of an L can mean – LOSER: A gesture made to indicate someone is a loser.
- Cartographer’s creation – MAP: A diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea.
- Revise – EDIT: To make changes or corrections to a text.
- ___ the Man (2006 rom-com) – SHE: Refers to the romantic comedy “She’s the Man.”
- Laundry loss – SOCK: A common item that often goes missing in the laundry.
- Rapper ___ Spice – ICE: Refers to rapper Ice Spice.
- Texture in a cross section of timber – WOODGRAIN: The pattern and texture seen in a cross-section of wood.
- Difficult experience – HARDTIME: A tough or challenging situation.
- And so on: Abbr. – ETC: Short for “et cetera,” meaning “and the rest” or “and so forth.”
- Government org. that runs an annual Codebreaker Challenge – NSA: Refers to the National Security Agency.
- Actress Wiley of Orange Is the New Black – SAMIRA: Refers to Samira Wiley, an actress known for her role on “Orange Is the New Black.”
- Flat tire’s need – AIR: Refers to the air needed to inflate a tire.
- Dish made in a wok – STIRFRY: A dish cooked quickly in a wok with a small amount of oil.
- Patrick ___ villainous protagonist of American Psycho – BATEMAN: Refers to Patrick Bateman, the main character in the novel and film “American Psycho.”
- Wedding words – IDO: A phrase commonly spoken during wedding vows.
- The p of m.p.g. – PER: Refers to “per” in “miles per gallon.”
- Disney World theme park – EPCOT: Refers to EPCOT, one of the theme parks at Disney World.
- More adorable – CUTER: Comparative form of cute, meaning more attractive or charming.
- Cousin of a pushpin – THUMBTACK: A small pin used to attach papers to a board.
- Sharer’s word – OUR: A word indicating possession by a group, often used to share.
- Alternative to iced coffee – COLDBREW: A type of coffee brewed with cold water over an extended period.
- Electronic echo effect – REVERB: Short for reverberation, an effect often used in music production.
- A couple – TWO: Refers to two people or things.
- I’m sorry Dave speaker of sci-fi – HAL: Refers to HAL 9000, the artificial intelligence in the movie “2001: A Space Odyssey.”
- Some small batteries – AAS: Refers to AA batteries.
- Mexican dish wrapped in a cornhusk – TAMALE: A traditional Mexican dish made of masa dough and filled with various ingredients.
- One of two for a female kangaroo surprisingly – UTERUS: Refers to the fact that female kangaroos have two uteri.
- Crystal-lined stones – GEODES: Hollow rocks with crystals lining the inside walls.
- Rant and rave – GOOFF: To speak in an excited or angry manner.
- Fastidious to a fault – OCD: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, characterized by excessive attention to detail.
- Director Preminger – OTTO: Refers to Otto Preminger, a famous film director.
- Pet that’s watered – CHIA: Refers to a Chia Pet, a novelty item where chia seeds grow into a plant.
- Satisfied sigh – AAH: An expression of relief or contentment.
- Subject of This Land Is Your Land for short – USA: Refers to the United States of America.
- Photo ___ (P.R. events) – OPS: Short for “photo opportunities,” events designed for publicity photos.
- Immeasurably long time – EON: An indefinitely long period.
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