Answers to today’s New York Times Simple Crossword December 28

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New York Times Simple crossword puzzle Often gives answers consisting of more than one word. There were a couple today (6 wide, 8 wide, 1 down), and I always find that difficult. Anyway, if you’re stuck on any of today’s clues, we’ve got the answers. And if you could use some tips and tricks for your everyday solution, check out our site Simple crossword tips.

Mini Crossword is just one of many games in the Times Games collection. If you are looking for Wordle, Connections and Strands answers today, you can visit CNET’s NYT Mysteries Tips Page.

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Let’s find out the mini crossword clues and answers.

Mini cross clues and answers

1 Guide: French bodies of water
Answer: Latin America and the Caribbean

4a Idea: Related to the Vatican
The answer: the papacy

6 Guide: Self-service station with salsa and shells
Answer: Takubar

8A Clue: The way, the way, the way back
Answer: Ajisago

9A Clue: Quite a hitter
The answer: destruction

10 Clue: Read the paper before playing a new board game
Answer: rules

11 Evidence: Vet Patient
The answer: pets

Mini down clues and answers

Idea 1D: Ties, like hiking boots
Answer: lace

2D Evidence: One of the 12 people depicted in Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”.
Answer: The Messenger

3D Guide: Nightclub like Moulin Rouge
The answer: a cabaret

4D Guide: Tinnitus device for the doctor on call
Answer: pager

5D Guide: Most Populated Nigerian City in Africa (Over 21 Million)
Answer: Lagos

6D guide: very small piece
Answer: Tad

7 Evidence: ___ G. Biv
Answer: Roy

How to play more mini crosswords

the New York Times Games Section It offers a large number of online games, but only some of them are free for everyone to play. The current day Mini Crossword is free to play, but you’ll need to subscribe to the Times Games section to play older puzzles from the archives.