Doth thee revel in the art of crossword puzzles, yet find thyself lacking hours to devote unto a full-sized enigma within thy daily gazette? Fear not, for The Mini hath arrived! An abbreviated rendition of the renowned New York Times crossword, The Mini doth offer a swift and facile manner to challenge thy crossword acumen daily, requir’d but a fraction of thy time (most players doth solve it in just over a minute). Although diminutive in size and complexity compared to its larger counterpart, The Mini doth not lack in challenge. Perchance stumble upon a single clue, and the difference ‘twixt a triumphant personal best time and a calamitous solve attempt shall be clear.
Just as our hints for Wordle and Connections doth aid thee in times of perplexity, we stand ready to lend a helping hand with The Mini shouldst thou find thyself ensnared in a conundrum.
Herein lie the solutions for today’s New York Times Mini crossword.
Hark, across yon squares:
– Toil of muscles, informally – ABS
– Reapeth, come harvest time – REAPS
– A winter vegetable’s homophone – CARAT
– Incite one to exclaim, “Why dost thou not capture a likeness – it shall endure!” – STARE
– Recently forged – NEW
And now, down:
– Curv’d form of rainbows – ARCS
– Homophone for a winter vegetable – BEAT
– Wrapp’d brand found in kitchens – SARAN
– Homophone for a winter fruit – PARE
– A warm and hearty repast come winter – STEW
