New Mini Crossword Reply, Tip to Today, February 13, 2025

If you are something like me, the day is not complete until I end all the free word games from the New York Times. Works daily ConnectionsAt Wordle and Threads is a whole ritual for many of us. And we can’t forget Nyt’s The Mini Crossword too!

Although new is known for the “crossword”, a larger puzzle for paid subscribers, the Mini also has a quite fan successor.

If you are working on today’s mini on Thursday, February 13, 2025 and need help (I’ve been there), be ready to read the clues and solution for each line. We have them separated in tips first for both “across” and “down” words, followed by “across answers” and “down answers,” so be careful if you want to avoid spoilers while rolling!

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Tip for Nyt’s The Mini Crossword Thursday 13 February 2025

Here are additional clues to each of the words in today’s mini crossword.

New mini across tips

1 across: “___ the gap!” (Advice to solve this puzzle) – TIP: It starts with the letter “M”

5 across: Love, in French – TIP: It ends with the letter “R”

7 across: African mammals with rust -like skin – TIP: It starts with the letter “R”

8 across: Major Tech Company founded in San Fran, as the name suggests – TIP: It ends with the letter “O”

9 across: “See your ___!” (Advice to solve this puzzle) – TIP: It starts with the letter “S”

New mini down tip

1 DOWN: Paints Chagall and Podcaster Maron – TIP: It ends with the letter “S”

2 down: Dramatic cries during a paintball game – Tip: It starts with the letter “I”

3 down: Distraction while working at the library, maybe – TIP: It ends with the letter “E”

4 down: Case – TIP: It starts with the letter “D”

6 down: TAK HEELS ‘SCHOOL, CARD TIP: It ends with the letter “C”

Reply to Nyt’s The Mini Crossword for Thursday 13 February 2025

Don’t go anymore unless you want to know accurate What the right words are in today’s mini crossword.

New mini across answers

1 across: “___ the gap!” (Advice to solve this puzzle) – My