The New York Times Mini Crossword is beloved by many as a quick and engaging way to sharpen one’s wordplay skills. Unlike its more comprehensive counterpart, which can take longer and require extensive knowledge, The Mini offers players the thrill of completing clues swiftly, often perfect for those eager for a short mental workout. Some players, especially those who thrive on speed, might find themselves occasionally stumped by misleading or tricky clues.
For those tackling today’s puzzle, dated February 10, 2025, help is here. Below, you’ll find both hints and answers for each clue presented, organized for ease of access. If you’d rather avoid spoilers, tread carefully!
Hints for NYT's The Mini Crossword on February 10, 2025
Across:
- 1 Across: Flowers blooming late winter — Hint: Starts with "C".
- 6 Across: Energy fields “read” by psychics — Hint: Ends with "S".
- 7 Across: Conflict jarringly, as colors — Hint: Starts with "C".
- 8 Across: Head, in French — Hint: Ends with "E".
- 9 Across: Wrathful feeling — Hint: Starts with "I".
Down:
- 1 Down: Prickly pears, e.g. — Hint: Ends with "I".
- 2 Down: What gives you an inch, but not a mile — Hint: Starts with "R".
- 3 Down: Make a speech — Hint: Ends with "E".
- 4 Down: Detective's assignment — Hint: Starts with "C".
- 5 Down: "Kinda sorta" — Hint: Ends with "H".
Answers to NYT's The Mini Crossword for February 10, 2025
Now, if you’re ready to discover the solutions, here’s what you’ve been waiting for. The answers for the Mini Crossword today are as follows:
Across:
- 1 Across: Flowers blooming late winter — CROCI
- 6 Across: Energy fields “read” by psychics — AURAS
- 7 Across: Conflict jarringly, as colors — CLASH
- 8 Across: Head, in French — TETE
- 9 Across: Wrathful feeling — IRE
Down:
- 1 Down: Prickly pears, e.g. — CACTI
- 2 Down: What gives you an inch, but not a mile — RULER
- 3 Down: Make a speech — ORATE
- 4 Down: Detective's assignment — CASE
- 5 Down: "Kinda sorta" — ISH
And there you have it! The solutions for today’s Mini Crossword are all set, ready to be checked against your own attempts. How quickly can you solve these mini-mysteries? Whether you breezed through or faced some challenges, let us know your experience!
With players engaging daily, the New York Times continues to provide puzzles like this to its audience, keeping crossword fans on their toes and ready for another mental challenge. Good luck with your solving, and may your future puzzles be even more enjoyable!