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Perhaps NYT Crossword

We solved the clue 'Perhaps' which last appeared on July 29, 2023 in a N.Y.T crossword puzzle and had four letters. The three solutions we have are shown below and sorted by the chronological order of appearance. The latest answer is shown on top of others and highlighted with a stronger color.

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AN ESSAY, PERHAPS Crossword Clue

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We have 1 solution for the frequently searched for crossword lexicon term AN ESSAY, PERHAPS. Our best crossword lexicon answer is: HOMEWORK.

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By Helen T. Verongos

FRIDAY PUZZLE — One thing you can say about Joseph Greenbaum is that he covers a lot of territory. This is only his second appearance in The New York Times, but it’s also the second example I’ve seen of a puzzle he has made that leaps nimbly from answer to colorful answer. He rarely makes utilitarian concessions or resorts to crosswordese.

When he uses the clue “Ballpark figure,” for example, rest assured that it doesn’t refer to E.R.A. or R.B.I. And should Romeo happen to appear, the cameo will have nothing to do with the NATO phonetic alphabet.

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The answer to 7D, “Peace slogan,” one of the eight words or phrases making their New York Times debuts in Mr. Greenbaum’s puzzle, was almost too easy. A trickier clue might have added more suspense to the search for the answer to this towering vertical, MAKE LOVE NOT WAR.

64A. “Automotive amenity that offers an annual Santa Tracker,” stumped me for a while, because all I could think of was NORAD , which always feels like overkill for so innocent a task as following Santa. (Could it be the red outfit?) The answer, ONSTAR, might be equally peculiar to those who associate it with injuries and ambulances, but we can be assured that if the reindeer should crash into the Burj Khalifa tower in Dubai, the entourage will hear a soothing voice promising that help is on the way.

14A. “One of the Balearic Islands” took a bit of thinking. I knew the islands were somehow attached to Spain, but different from the Canaries, which are linguistically descended from dogs rather than being related to Tweety Bird. “Majorca” and “Minorca” are the two I know, although spellings vary. I settled on filling in what I thought was likely to be right, the end of the word, or “orca,” figuring I could leave the beginning blank for a bit. The winner was MINORCA, the lesser isle, at least in area.

51D. “Mowgli’s teacher in ‘The Jungle Book.’” It comes from Kipling or Disney, but otherwise, I haven’t a clue. Kipling was a “Raj orphan,” the children of colonial officials who were shipped back to England on their own at a tender age, presumably to get an education. The children of that era that you read about were entrusted to foster families for years, some of them notorious caretakers who did anything but. I raise the issue because, in looking up Mowgli as I was writing this, I learned that he, too, was a foster child, a human raised by wolves.

For more on Kipling’s accounts of this painful time, see his reputedly semi-autobiographical story “ Baa, Baa, Black Sheep ” — and commentary by scholars — at the Kipling Society website. Oh, and the answer is BALOO, who was a happy-go-lucky garden-variety bear in Disney and an altogether sterner, darker fellow in Kipling, it seems.

29D. “Sovereign land, so to speak.” The answer to this one was SOIL. I didn’t know why. I scanned XWordInfo.com for all the other gazillion clues constructors in The New York Times have used for SOIL. Nada. I dispatched Wordplay to the Flex Desk, the Times team that juggles thousands of articles each week in the post-copy-desk era. When I retrieved the file, I found an unexpected bonus, a comment in the margin that said: “For what it’s worth, “soil” is a sort of metonym for a given country’s territory — e.g., “The 9/11 attacks were the first offensive action by a foreign enemy on American soil since. …” So, effusive thanks to Eric Morse, whose modest flex cleared everything up.

17A. “Life-form led by Optimus Prime in the ‘Transformers’ movies,” and the various versions of the morphing Optimus Prime action figure marketed along with it, is AUTOBOT, which, as you might have guessed, is a robot who becomes his own vehicle, takes to the autobahn and then parks himself in an auto lot — although presumably he can’t be both car and driver simultaneously — and goes to lunch at the automat?

32D. “Cousin of a firth” must be Scottish. I have stumbled on the Firth of Forth, certainly a name to relish, in a novel, but only had a foggy idea of what it was. Apparently, a firth is an estuary. (The Forth’s firth is a wide one, dotted by several islands with such great names as Eyebroughy and Inchmickery , two words I’d love some hyperbrilliant constructor to get into an American crossword. Forth is the name of the river that feeds that firth, as near as I can tell, and it may also be the name of a municipality of some sort.) In any event, the answer is a word much more familiar to my ears: LOCH, and were you so inclined, I would favor you with my own rendition of “The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond,” though there are many better ones out there.

30D, “Excuses,” seemed a bit imprecise. OUTS was the answer I arrived at via the crosses. An excuse, I guess, is an out, as in a way out? Or is this a use of the baseball term I have not yet encountered?

Finally, I would be remiss not to mention the revealer, 37A, “This isn’t a trick question.” The answer, which is good advice to anyone solving a crossword or approaching a crossroads, is DONT OVERTHINK IT.

Constructor Notes

Very excited to be appearing in the NYT again! While this is my second themeless published, it was the first themeless I ever made — so it will always hold a special place in my heart. This was initially seeded with MAKE LOVE NOT WAR, which I was surprised to see had never made its way into a NYT puzzle before. In retrospect I wish I had a better 15-down to complement it (CASSETTE PLAYER isn’t necessarily the snazziest entry), but hopefully that is made up in the solver experience with the great clue (full credit to the editors for that). My original submission was rejected by the editing team, who said they would be open to taking a second look with some updates to the northwest and southwest corners. I was happy to find good replacements that fit in without much rework. Hope you enjoy!

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First class perhaps  Crossword Clue

While searching our database we found 1 possible solution for the:  First class perhaps crossword clue.  This crossword clue was last seen on  April 11 2024 Wall Street Journal Crossword  puzzle . The solution we have for First class perhaps has a total of 5 letters.

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(Other definitions for intro that I've seen before include "One starts" , "Lead-in" , "First bars of a piece of popular music" , "Brief passage to start a piece of popular music" , "First bars of a musical composition" .)