NYT Crossword: solutions for Wednesday, March 5

NYT Crossword: solutions for Wednesday, March 5

      The New York Times features a variety of word games today—offering options like Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone—but the classic crossword puzzle still stands out. The daily crossword includes engaging trivia, aids in enhancing mental agility, and of course, grants you bragging rights if you manage to complete it each day. Although the NYT puzzle can sometimes feel incredibly challenging, solving crossword puzzles is a skill that improves with practice—don't be disheartened if you can't fill in every word. If you're struggling with today's NYT Crossword, we are here to assist you. Below, we provide all the answers for today's clues.

      1. “Adios, ___!” : AMIGO

      6. Texter’s “you tell me” : IDK

      9. Sweet braided bread : BABKA

      14. Source of a pulse : SONAR

      15. Modernizing prefix : NEO

      16. Ingredient in a Whopper : ONION

      17. Home of many champion marathoners : KENYA

      18. “And just like THAT!” : BAM

      19. Small contribution : ADDIN

      20. Blowout victory, metaphorically : BLOODBATH

      23. Chichén ___ (Mayan archaeological site) : ITZA

      26. Latin “wolf” : LUPUS

      27. Hulking brute : OGRE

      31. Wild backdrop for “Wuthering Heights” : MOOR

      32. Biblical patriarch who begat Methuselah : ENOCH

      33. Lead-in to ever : WHOM

      34. Device for taking notes? : ATM

      35. Verbal facepalm : DOH

      36. Message meaning “I can’t be reached right now” : OOO

      37. “Welcome Back, Kotter” role of 1970s TV : GABE

      39. Yusuf ___, adopted name of singer Cat Stevens : ISLAM

      41. Subtle summons : PSST

      42. Woman’s name that becomes another woman’s name when an “M” is added to the front : ELISSA

      44. Missouri tributary : PLATTE

      46. One part of a swimming pool : DEEPEND

      48. Beat rapidly, as eggs : WHISKED

      49. Center : CORE

      50. Something of miner concern? : ORE

      52. Commotion : STIR

      53. A little cute? : ELFIN

      54. Comedy bit : GAG

      55. Broadway star LuPone : PATTI

      57. Talent : GIFT

      58. Big softy, perhaps : CRIER

      60. Put through the self-checkout : SCAN

      61. Research campus in upstate N.Y. : RPI

      62. With 66-Across, spooky property that might include a 20-Across and a 7-, 25- and 28-Down : HAUNTED

      64. Went underground : HID

      65. Exit key : ESC

      66. See 62-Across : MANSION

      67. Country music’s ___ Young Band : ELI

      68. Buttonless shirt : TEE

      69. Carry-___ : ONS

      70. Airport org. : TSA

      71. Intelligence org. : NSA

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NYT Crossword: solutions for Wednesday, March 5

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.