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Indivisible - NYT The Mini Clue
Across
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The clue refers to Lori Greiner, a well-known entrepreneur and inventor featured on the TV show Shark Tank. She is one of the "sharks" who evaluates and invests in business pitches, making her name a logical answer here. The clue directly points to her first name, LORI.
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The answer "SILENT" fits the clue "Not making a sound" because it directly describes the state of producing no noise or being completely quiet. It is a literal, straightforward match between the definition in the clue and the meaning of the word.
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The clue "Super-stoked" refers to someone being extremely excited or thrilled. "PSYCHED" is a slang term commonly used to express a high level of enthusiasm or excitement, making it a perfect synonym and the correct solution for this clue.
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The phrase "get that money" contains the hidden letters "ATM," a clear reference to an Automated Teller Machine, which is a common convenience for accessing money. The clue phrasing signals wordplay, hinting the solution involves spotting something concealed within the phrase.
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The answer "ONE" fits "Indivisible" because "one" represents a singular whole, unable to be divided further without losing its unity. It corresponds to the fundamental concept of something that cannot be separated or split, perfectly aligning with the clue.
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The eighth planet from the Sun is NEPTUNE, following the order of our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and then NEPTUNE. It's the farthest known planet and recognized for its deep blue appearance. Therefore, NEPTUNE correctly answers the clue.
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The answer "NURSED" fits because it refers to the act of sipping a drink slowly, much like how one might "nurse" a beverage over time. This term is commonly used to describe someone taking small sips to make a drink last longer.
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The answer is SEER because a mystic is someone believed to have spiritual insight or supernatural abilities, often related to foreseeing the future. The term "vision" in the clue refers to this ability to perceive beyond ordinary sight, fitting the role of a SEER.
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LISTEN is the solution because it is an anagram of 5-Across, SILENT. The clue specifies "Appropriate," suggesting a relevant or fitting rearrangement of the letters in 5-Across. Rearranging the letters of SILENT appropriately forms LISTEN, highlighting their connection in meaning as well.
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The clue refers to Greek mythology. Mount Olympus is known as the home of the gods, where Zeus, the king of the gods, and Hera, his wife, reigned. It was considered their divine realm, making "OLYMPUS" the fitting answer.
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The answer "REC" fits because "REC league" is short for "recreational league," a term used for amateur sports organizations where participants join for fun, exercise, and community rather than professional competition. The clue's focus on "amateur sports organization" directly points to this common abbreviation.
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The phrase "Using staff, rather than outside contractors" directly refers to work being handled internally within an organization, instead of outsourcing it. The term "in-house" describes tasks or operations performed by the company's own employees, making INHOUSE the fitting solution.
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The word "span" means to stretch or extend across a distance, space, or time, fitting the clue "Extend across." For example, a bridge spans a river, or an event spans several days, making SPAN the precise answer.
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The term "tenner" is a casual or informal way to refer to a $10 bill, similar to how "fiver" refers to a $5 bill. The clue specifies "informally," signaling the use of a colloquial term for the denomination. Hence, TENNER is the correct answer.
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The answer "DEED" is correct because a deed is a legal document that establishes ownership of property, a key document for homeowners. It’s used to transfer property from one person to another, solidifying its link to the clue "Homeowner's document."
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The clue "III, in Italy" directly indicates the answer is in Italian. The Roman numeral "III" (3) translates to "TRE" in Italian, which is the Italian word for the number three. Thus, the answer is TRE.
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Solving today’s NYT Mini Puzzle and stuck on the 3-letter answer to the Indivisible clue? Don’t worry—Lady Puzzle Pro has you covered! Whether you want the answer right away, revealed letter by letter, or this wordplay seems too puzzling, keep reading for the explanation.
Indivisible Answer Explained
The answer is ONE.
“Indivisible” made me think abstractly at first, maybe something like “whole” or “entire,” but I reminded myself to consider simpler, even numerical meanings. In mathematics or philosophy, something indivisible is a single unit, and that's ONE. It also has echoes of the Pledge of Allegiance (“one nation, indivisible”), which might nudge some solvers in the right direction. Other words like “atom” or “unit” might feel close, but wouldn’t work for a four-letter answer. This is a classic crossword moment: simple, elegant, and precise.
Now that you've cracked the 10A Indivisible clue, you're one step closer to completing today’s Mini Puzzle! If you're still stuck on other clues, don't worry—we've got you covered. Explore more NYT Mini crossword answers right here, or check out our tools for solving the NYT Crossword, Connections, or Strands.
Today’s NYT Mini Highlights
Today’s Saturday 7x7 Mini by Tracy Bennett, Wordle editor, brings a smooth blend of pop culture, everyday phrases, and wordplay. There’s a touch of sci-fi, some legal language, and even a nod to financial slang. Nothing too obscure, but still a satisfying mix. Always fun to see how puzzle creators from other NYT games bring their own flavor.
Here’s what caught our attention today:
- Super-stoked
- Convenience hidden in "get that money"
- Sipped on slowly, say
- Appropriate anagram of 5-Across
- ___ league (amateur sports organization)
- Using staff, rather than outside contractors
- $10 bill, informally
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NYT The Mini Crossword is a compact version of the New York Times Crossword puzzle. Usually 5 x 5, with larger grids on Saturdays, it offers mid-week equivalent difficulty clues with no progression over the week. It is accessible to anyone with or without a New York Times account. You can play it on nytimes.com/crosswords, The New York Times Games app (iOS and Android), and the Play tab of the New York Times News app. Games and All Access Subscribers can solve past Mini Crossword puzzles in the archive.
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Fill white squares with letters to form intersecting words or phrases by solving clues in Across and Down columns. Read our guide to NYT Mini Mastery to learn how to read the different types of clues. Successfully completed puzzle triggers music and a congratulatory message.
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