Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Dec. 18

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So, I swear I’ll solve today’s problem mini crossword puzzle Faster, but my eyes are old and I read the 6 Across clue “Irk” as “INK”. Time and time again I am confused as to which five-letter word can mean “ink.” I may have been confused by a nearby answer that actually did contain the word “ink”. But eventually, I squinted and saw that it was “IRK” and, uh, yeah, now I feel, well, IRKED. If you have come across any mini crossword clue today, for whatever reason, we have the answer. If you could use some tips and guidance to solve everyday problems, check out our mini crossword clues.

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Let’s take a look at these mini crossword puzzle clues and answers.

mini span clues and answers

1 Clue: The only instrument in a typical orchestra that can read the alto clef
Answer: viola

6 clues: Irk
Answer: Annoyance

7 Clue: A cold brew coffee with foam
Answer: Nitro

8 clues: Positive head posture
Answer: Nord

9 clues: one of 88 on the piano
Answer: key

mini drop clues and answers

1D Clues: Vehicles with Sliding Doors
Answer: From

2D Clues: Using a Pen as a Signature
Answer: ININK

3D clues: How ballet dancers often dance
Answer: ONTOE

4D Clue: “___, ___, look who’s 40!” (rhyming lines on birthday cards)
Answer: Lodi

5D Clues: __ Edebiri, Emmy Award-winning actress from Bears
Answer: OK

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