Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword June 7 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.
- Lead-in to fish – CRAW: Refers to crawfish, a type of freshwater crustacean.
- Doing long-distance say – APART: Describes a situation where people or things are separated by a distance.
- Flaps – ADOS: Refers to commotions or fusses.
- Best Actor winner Malek – RAMI: Refers to Rami Malek, the actor who won an Oscar for his role in “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
- Curved blade – SABER: A type of sword with a curved blade.
- Partly: Prefix – DEMI: A prefix meaning “half” or “partly.”
- Noodle in miso broth – UDON: Thick Japanese noodles often served in soup.
- Smug affirmative – IDIDINDEED: A self-satisfied way of confirming that one has done something.
- Memorable chase scene vehicle in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom – MINECART: The vehicle used in the thrilling chase scene in the movie.
- I love mankind … it’s ___ I can’t stand: Linus from Peanuts – PEOPLE: A quote from Linus in the “Peanuts” comic strip.
- Quarters e.g. – BARGAME: Refers to bar games that involve small coins, like quarters.
- Like some families – BLENDED: Families that include children from previous relationships of one or both partners.
- Knot – SNARL: A tangled knot, often in hair or thread.
- The world’s largest one produced by the coco de mer weighs up to 55 pounds – SEED: Refers to the seed of the coco de mer, the largest seed in the world.
- First woman to land a triple axel in major competition – ITO: Refers to Midori Ito, a Japanese figure skater.
- Lets breathe – AERATES: To introduce air into a substance.
- Concerning – ASTO: A phrase meaning “with regard to.”
- Figure of speech? – SOAPBOXPREACHER: Someone who gives impromptu speeches, often on a soapbox.
- Qualified – ABLE: Having the necessary skills or qualifications.
- Feature of many haute couture dresses – BIASCUT: A technique in dressmaking that involves cutting fabric diagonally.
- Picked-up item – TAB: An item added to a bill to be paid later.
- Window shade – TINT: A film applied to windows to reduce sunlight.
- Removes out of respect perhaps – DOFFS: To take off, typically a hat, as a sign of respect.
- Like an anecdote one hopes – AMUSING: Something that is intended to entertain or provoke laughter.
- Immoderate amount – SURFEIT: An excessive amount of something.
- His #12 is retired for the Jets – NAMATH: Refers to Joe Namath, a famous American football player.
- Never in a million years! – OHHELLNO: An emphatic way of saying no.
- Backpedaling qualifier – INAGOODWAY: A phrase used to soften or clarify a statement.
- Massachusetts college specializing in engineering – OLIN: Refers to Olin College of Engineering.
- Title in court – SIRE: A respectful form of address for a king or nobleman.
- Measure of regret? – OUNCE: A small amount, often used metaphorically to quantify something abstract like regret.
- D.C.’s lack in Congress – VOTE: Refers to the fact that Washington, D.C., lacks voting representation in Congress.
- Welcome sights – MATS: Refers to welcome mats placed at the entrance of homes.
- Newspaper assignments – DESKS: Refers to the various departments or sections within a newspaper.
- Much of a flock – EWES: Female sheep.
- Things to brush off – CRUMBS: Small pieces of food or debris that can be brushed away.
- Trigonometry unit – RADIAN: A unit of angle measure in mathematics.
- ___ St. Brown N.F.L. star nicknamed Sun God – AMONRA: Refers to Amon-Ra St. Brown, an NFL player.
- Muscat for one – WINEGRAPE: A type of grape used in winemaking.
- 2007 Alicia Keys release featuring the #1 hit No One – ALBUM: Refers to Alicia Keys’ album “As I Am.”
- God father? – ALBUMART: A play on words referring to artwork on an album cover.
- Not much at all – ABIT: A small amount.
- Like male summer tanagers – RED: Refers to the bright red color of male summer tanagers.
- Ingredient in a Long Island iced tea – TRIPLESEC: A type of orange-flavored liqueur.
- Extension : Chrome :: ___ : Firefox – ADDON: A piece of software that adds functionality to a web browser.
- Chicago specialty – DEEPDISH: Refers to deep-dish pizza, a specialty of Chicago.
- Litmus test of a chef’s basic culinary skills – OMELETTE: A dish that tests a chef’s ability to cook eggs properly.
- Way to an alley perhaps – SIDE: Refers to a side entrance or pathway.
- ___-blind admission – NEED: Refers to need-blind admission policies in colleges.
- Actor McLaughlin of Stranger Things – CALEB: Refers to Caleb McLaughlin, an actor known for his role in “Stranger Things.”
- They might be pint-size – ABIT: Small in size, often referring to children or small objects.
- Green party figure for short? – STPAT: Refers to St. Patrick, often associated with the color green.
- Legendary figure whose first name sounds like something he’s known for doing – OWNS: Refers to a play on words for a legendary figure.
- Getting rid of – RED: To eliminate or dispose of something.
- Cooking for one’s partner say – ACTOFLOVE: A gesture of affection and care.
- Theme in Rosemary’s Baby – SATANISM: The practice of worshiping Satan, a key theme in the film.
- Craze of late-2000s politics – OBAMANIA: The enthusiasm and excitement surrounding Barack Obama’s presidential campaigns.
- Picture on a sleeve – ALBUMART: The artwork featured on a record or CD cover.
- Lorde of feminist literature – AUDRE: Refers to Audre Lorde, a noted feminist writer.
- Chap – FELLOW: A man or boy.
- Like the universe according to Aristotle – FINITE: Refers to Aristotle’s belief that the universe is finite.
- They’re the pits – STONES: Refers to the hard seeds found in some fruits.
- Wise ones – SAGES: People known for their wisdom.
- Part of many a beachside restaurant’s name – SHACK: A simple, often rustic establishment, typically found near the beach.
- Is the pope Catholic?! – UHYES: An emphatic affirmation.
- Has – OWNS: To possess something.
- Directly – SIDEDOOR: A side or alternative entrance.
- Trigonometry unit – RADIAN: A unit of angular measure.
- ___ Outfitters – URBAN: Refers to Urban Outfitters, a retail store.
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