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By Matthew Lynch
July 8, 2024
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Today’s New York Times crossword puzzle is sure to keep you on your toes with a mix of clever clues, tricky wordplay, and challenging themes. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with some hints, answers, and help to get you through.

One Across: “The Big ___ Theory” (popular TV show): Answer: BANG

Six Down: “___ the loop” (confused): Answer: IN

Twenty-One Across: “Actress Longoria of ‘Desperate Housewives'”: Answer: EVA

Thirty-Four Down: “___ of Steel” (Superman’s nickname): Answer: MAN

If you’re still struggling, here are some tips to help you solve the puzzle:

1. Look for hints in the clues themselves. Sometimes, the clue will give you a hint about the answer. For example, if the clue is “Actress Roberts of ‘Pretty Woman,'” the answer is most likely JULIA.

2. Use the crossings. If you’re stuck on a particular word, try filling in the letters of other words that intersect with it. This can often help you figure out the answer.

3. Don’t be afraid to guess. Sometimes, a confident guess can lead you to the right answer. Just make sure to double-check your answer with the surrounding clues.

4. Take a break. If you’re feeling stumped, step away from the puzzle for a bit and come back to it later with fresh eyes. Sometimes, a little break can help you see the answer more clearly.

So grab a pencil and get to solving! With a little patience and a lot of perseverance, you’ll have today’s crossword puzzle completed in no time. Happy solving!

 

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