Will Shortz Reveals How To Master The New York Times Crossword Puzzle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- New York Times crossword puzzle editor Will Shortz gives his tips on how to solve crossword puzzles faster.
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If it's three letters and the clue is "One ___ customer," and the answer is "TOA" instead of "PER," I'd be kind of mad.
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Facts 😂
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If I see "Musician Brian" you're damn right I'm going to guess May.
I see Eno more often
I always fill out the ones I know first. Doesn't everyone?
Nope, I work from what I know outward. If I get stuck I jump to the lower right corner. I don't like just filling in randomly all that I know. I would just rather work through it geometrically.
I mean… its kinda hard to fill in the ones you don’t know 😑
Am I the only one who sees " musician Brian" and it's three letters, and thinks Brian May from QUEEN? I always get that wrong...
I came here from brooklyn 99 s3e7
learn how to spell LEIA for "princess"
Author Weisel- ELIE
Lecturing others on spelling and then spelling Elie Wiesel wrong yourself?
came here looking for tips to figure out an easy way and he says just fill out whatever you know. :/
A lot of NYT Sunday puzzles irritate me a lot because : A lot of proper names, which is complete bunkum. A legitimately famous person from history or currently, is acceptable. However, most television-related people ARE NOT! Why? because a good crossword oughht to edify and educate the solver. Television is 95% a low-brow B class medium. Those who become familiar with the boring regulars of such series as LA law, etc. don't deserve to be rewarded in any way - they are time wasters without much of a life.
Reason 2 is: The NYT puzzle clues/ answers are often are often parochial and not fair or interesting to anyone who is not a NY denizen. Who cares about a clue that refers to something that only can be familiar to a Bronx or Bedford-Stuyesant resident?
But generally the NYT puzzle is the most stimulating brain test around.
Thanks.
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I couldn't agree more.