Answers to today’s New York Times simple crossword January 15

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Today’s simple crossword wasn’t very difficult, but it had one of those double clues that I hate, where they tell you, for example, that 7-Across is “an adjective paired with 3-Down in a simile.” That’s great, New York Times puzzle makers, if only I actually knew what 3-Down was. Which I don’t do. So I leave out the blanks, move back and forth, and eventually it fills everything in. Need some answers and hints? Read on. And if you could use some tips and tricks for your everyday solution, check out our site Simple crossword tips.

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

Mini cross clues and answers

1 Guide: The food that many New York City tourists eat for breakfast
Answer: Beagle

6 Evidence: I got out of bed
Answer: Nashat

7 Evidence: An adjective associated with 3-Down in the simile
Answer: loose

8 Evidence: Ease
The answer: ease

9 Evidence: Dinosaur ___
Answer: Rex

Mini down clues and answers

Evidence 1D: A temporary bench in the yard, perhaps
The answer: no

2D Evidence: Very loud, like a stadium crowd
Answer: Aurora

3D Clue: The bird whose name rhymes with the number 7-Across
Answer: Goose

4D Proof: The fictional Vermont College in Netflix’s “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”
Answer: Essex

5D Guide: Author Harper
The answer: to me

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 available for free to everyone. 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.