NYT Crossword: solutions for Tuesday, March 4
The New York Times offers a variety of word games today, including Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, ensuring that there’s something for everyone. However, the traditional crossword puzzle remains the favorite. The daily crossword is packed with intriguing trivia, enhances mental flexibility, and, naturally, provides bragging rights if you complete it daily.
Although the NYT puzzle can sometimes seem daunting, solving a crossword is a skill that requires practice — don't be discouraged if you can't fill in every single word. If you're struggling with today's NYT Crossword, we're here to assist you. Below, you'll find all the answers to today's clues.
**NYT Crossword answers today**
**Across**
1. Cheerleaders’ accessories: POMPOMS
8. Fervent, and then some: RABID
13. “On my way!”: IMCOMING
15. Pong company: ATARI
16. Tenderly stroking: CARESSING
18. Clean energy option: SOLAR
19. Make a scarf, say: KNIT
20. Graffiti artist’s supply: SPRAYPAINT
22. Bro or sis: SIB
23. Times when reveille is played, for short: AMS
24. Defeat: LOSS
25. Take advantage of: USE
26. Lou Gehrig’s disease, for short: ALS
27. Toys that spin: TOPS
31. Feature of a cockatoo: CREST
34. Qatar’s capital: DOHA
36. “The Fall of the House of Usher” author: POE
37. It develops in front of your eyes: POLAROIDPICTURE
41. Feel under the weather: AIL
42. “Didn’t expect to see you here!”: OHHI
43. Takes a breather: RESTS
44. Czech, e.g.: SLAV
46. Currency in Kobe: YEN
47. Fountain ___: PEN
48. Equestrian’s cry: WHOA
50. Syllables of hesitation: UHS
51. OB/GYNs, e.g.: Abbr.: DRS
54. Hand-held instrument that jingles: TAMBOURINE
58. Spoiled kid: BRAT
59. Do better than: ONEUP
60. Make two dos, say?: TRANSLATE
62. Simpson with a blue beehive: MARGE
63. Extreme self-obsession: EGOMANIA
64. “___ me, Father, for I have sinned”: BLESS
65. “This news has got me rattled!” … or a hint to 1-, 20-, 37- and 54-Across: IMSHOOK
**Down**
1. Draft selections: PICKS
2. Muscat resident: OMANI
3. Fast-food pork sandwich with its own locator website: MCRIB
4. Certain laureate: POET
5. Meditation sounds: OMS
6. “Are you sad that I’m gone?”: MISSME
7. Little cuts: SNIPS
8. Filing tools: RASPS
9. Words said with one’s glass raised: ATOAST
10. Island east of Java: BALI
11. Setting for 2012’s “Argo”: IRAN
12. “Rub some ___ on it” (probably unsound medical advice): DIRT
14. “Welcome to the Jungle” band, in brief: GNR
17. Fastest gait of a horse: GALLOP
21. Green-and-white sidekick of video games: YOSHI
23. Houston ballplayer: ASTRO
25. Cable network that shows WWE matches: USA
26. Introduce to the mix: ADDIN
28. “Magnum” work of art: OPUS
29. Dessert wine: PORT
30. Gets it: SEES
31. Tax pros, for short: CPAS
32. Agitate: ROIL
33. She, in Seville: ELLA
35. Lot units: ACRES
38. “Such a charmer!”: OHYOU
39. Start of many souvenir slogans: IHEART
40. Perfect score in diving: TEN
45. Beetles: VWBUGS
47. Wunderkind: PHENOM
49. Crosses one’s fingers, say: HOPES
50. Eel, on a sushi menu: UNAGI
51. Clog-clearing brand: DRANO
52. Nine to five, for example: RATIO
53. A red one is rare: STEAK
54. Burial place: TOMB
55. Fussbudgety: ANAL
56. Nothing more than: MERE
57. Wrath: IRE
58. Humdr
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NYT Crossword: solutions for Tuesday, March 4
The crossword puzzle in The New York Times can be challenging, even if it's not the Sunday edition! If you're facing difficulties, we're available to assist you with today’s clues and solutions.