Times Quick Cryptic 2546 Answers Today December 12, 2023
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Updated Dec 12, 2023
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Times Quick Cryptic 2546 Answers Today December 12, 2023
Clues
Answers
Actor's signal about line — such as this
CLUE
Almost time to sleep, but not quite
NIGH
American author holding page for English poet
POPE
Arsenal provides example of this weapon
CLUB
Back a certain amount of power with zero capital
OTTAWA
Conjecture from man interrupting person in party
THEORY
Feeling of tension in body, not in ears
KNOT
Female, unmarried or married, adding support
MAID
Hide from view or display for all to see
SCREEN
Huge male splitting land with you initially
ALMIGHTY
Instantly published? Correct
OUTRIGHT
Look for male bird
GANDER
Owning nothing paid for?
ALLOWING
Present in audition with encore? Absolutely!
hear hear
Property in European country
ESTATE
Revolutionary darling, in the long run
MARATHON
Rock sailor overturned, then another
BASALT
Small enchantress that may light up a room
SWITCH
Something highly desirable containing a metal or another
PLATINUM
State head may have it on
PANAMA
Substance is held between ends of gadget
GIST
Sweet kind of bed one can’t get into
apple-pie
Tragic opera has Indian appearing regularly
AIDA
Trim sail at sea: a bad case
MISTRIAL
"Times Quick Cryptic" is a daily crossword puzzle featured in "The Times" newspaper. It's known for its cryptic and challenging clues, which often require wordplay, anagrams, and clever thinking to solve. The goal is to fill the crossword grid with words that fit both across and down based on the provided clues. It's a popular puzzle for those who enjoy word games and brain teasers.
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Times Quick Cryptic" puzzles are notoriously challenging, requiring wordplay, anagrams, and lateral thinking, making them more difficult than standard crosswords.