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The New York Times Mini Crossword has gained popularity as a daily favorite among puzzle enthusiasts, providing a compact and ...

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Kareem Ayas rolls up with a sparkling Sunday puzzle.

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The New York Times Mini Crossword introduces festive words this holiday season. Daily clues include Christmas-related hints.

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SCATTERBRAIN: Each theme answer contains an anagram of the word BRAIN: THE PELICAN BRIEF, MANHATTAN BRIDGE, and VEGETARIAN BACON. Okay, puzzle, who are you calling a SCATTERBRAIN? Sometimes hidden ...