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NYT Mini Crossword Answers for March 28 2025 (3/28/25)

Having trouble with today’s NYT Mini Crossword? Our answer guide for the March 28, 2025 puzzle is here to help! The New York Times Mini Crossword is a compact version of the traditional daily puzzle—quick, engaging, and just as satisfying. Ideal for word lovers, it delivers a fun challenge without requiring the time commitment of a full-sized crossword. Available in both print and digital formats, it’s a great daily brain teaser for solvers of all skill levels.

Stuck on a clue? We’ve got you covered! Below is a list of all the clues—just tap on the one giving you trouble to reveal the answer. No spoilers for the ones you’re still working on!

1A Like crackers after the box is left open NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Like (verb)

  • To prefer or want to do something.
  • To have a certain attitude toward something; to assess, regard, or consider in a particular way.

Answer:

[spoiler]STALE[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Like (adjective)

  • Having similarities or shared characteristics, often used in combination.
  • Matching or identical in all aspects.

6A Targets of facial cleansers NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Facial (noun)

  • A cranial nerve responsible for controlling facial muscles.
  • A skincare treatment for the face that typically includes cleansing, massage, and the application of cosmetic products.

Answer:

[spoiler]PORES[/spoiler]

7A Patronized, as a restaurant NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Patronized (adjective)

  • Having regular customers or supporters.

Answer:

[spoiler]ATEAT[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Restaurant (noun)

  • A place where people dine.

8A House occupied by a Presbyterian minister (yes, there’s a word for this!) NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Minister (noun)

  • A person officially permitted to lead religious services.
  • A diplomat who represents one government to another, ranking below an ambassador.

Answer:

[spoiler]MANSE[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Minister (verb)

  • To care for or provide assistance to others.
  • To serve in the role of a minister.

9A Material that’s an anagram of 1-Across and 4-Down NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Material (noun)

  • A fabric or textile created by weaving, felting, knitting, or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers.
  • A physical substance that forms part of an object.

Answer:

[spoiler]SLATE[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Material (adjective)

  • Having real existence or significance; based on facts rather than imagination.
  • Possessing a physical or tangible form.

1D Bombards with texts, say NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Anagram – Rearrange the letters below to solve today’s answer.

MSAPS

Answer:

[spoiler]SPAMS[/spoiler]

2D The “z” in x + y = z NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Vaporized (adjective)

  • Transformed into gas or vapor.

Answer:

[spoiler]TOTAL[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Trafficker (noun)

  • A person who trades or deals in goods or services for profit.

3D Stadium’s covered counterpart NYT Crossword Clue

Hint 1: Counterpart (noun)

  • An exact copy or duplicate.
  • A person or thing that shares the same role or characteristics as another.

Answer:

[spoiler]ARENA[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Covered (adjective)

  • Enclosed, layered, or topped with something; sometimes used as a combining form.

4D Most’s opposite NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Opposite (adverb)

  • Positioned directly across from one another.

Answer:

[spoiler]LEAST[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Opposite (adjective)

  • Completely contrasting or at extreme ends.
  • Referring to leaves or similar structures growing in pairs on opposite sides of a stem.

5D Lauder in the beauty aisle NYT Crossword Clue 

Hint 1: Beauty (noun)

  • A highly attractive or captivating woman.
  • An exceptional example of something.

Answer:

[spoiler]ESTEE[/spoiler]

Hint 2: Lauder (noun)

  • A Scottish ballad singer and music hall comedian (1870–1950).
  • A person who expresses great admiration or praise.
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