Part of the clue was Vaclav Havel Airport. I considered NOOB briefly but when it was obvious that wouldn't work, switched to NEWB, apparently unacceptable to some but fine by me. Why dont we?Oh yeah, the puzzle - Skipped past the kealoa and started in the NE. JORDAN PEELES PRODUCTION COMPANY NAMED FOR A CLASSIC HORROR SHORT STORY Nytimes Crossword Clue Answer, The Times Crossword Puzzle. Had no problem w NEWB - Ive seen it plenty. Was that an example of a comma splice, yesterday? Goodness, OFL is grumpy primate this morning. A murmur is not necessarily soothing. ENUREd, even ;). Checking myself with online sources seems to confirm this distinction. EEK: Always funny. It is a daily puzzle and today like every other day, we published all the solutions of the puzzle for your convenience. Count me in with the BEAM doesn't fit the clue crowd. ABSORB as in soak up as in the dictionary:take in and understand fully (information, ideas, or experience), TURNKEY, love that word and its the revealer!NooB (most common) NEWB (how I always want to spell it because newbie was new when I learned it). The theme concept was great, as it led many of us to think rebus for at least a while, until such thinking became obviously wrong. Teens are hormonally enriched. ah meDon't get caught in the "NET" I made. Home; New York Times; April 7, 2022; Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story. I was ready to accept knishka as a Yiddish plural, but I was getting more and more confused. Complicated, but it sorta worked (except that 24A now made no sense.Then came the real problem: Although I too grew up in Wisconsin and heard that polka a lot [Fun fact: when Weird Al Yankovic came along I just assumed he was Frankie's son, but apparently they are not related], I hadn't remembered that, so I was looking for Knishes--and I could get that by going diagonally from the K to the N of MINI, then back to the left for the ISH -- only the KA were where the es should be. Theres more. Older folks will get KANE, younger folks will get MCJOB. Unfortunately I went with TIDAL for my starter word. The crossword clue possible answer is available in 7 letters. Wasnt that hard to solve and I got the theme pretty quickly, BUT, I never quite figure out how to enter the REBUS answers correctly. Its not the thing, its the teens. (Just kidding. My parents, who were German Jews, never ate kishka, because it was Eastern European in origin. Do the Mets need a NEW B for their B TEAM of pitchers? I did get a chuckle from today's very bizarre made-up-word (MCJOB), realizing that it has got to be difficult for the Times to keep sinking to new lows with the made-up stuff on such a consistent basis.I absolutely loved the subtle irony of crossing a Latin phrase (DEUS) with DUMB ASS - managing to be high-brow and low-brow in the same 4x4 mini-section is truly impressive.I did feel a little sad for DECOCT, who had a solid shot for made-up word for today - but everybody knows that when Mickey Dees sets their mind on something they do it in a big way, but DECOCT was a worthy runner-up. I also didn't like robot kits. PPP is always lower quality than wordplay. "Okay, I'll be at Tisch." The hill I died on today was being convinced that any song about pirates must have "yo-ho-ho" in it somewhere (as in "Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum") and therefore the "words sung twice" must be hOHO instead of yOHO. @SouthsideJust because you've never heard of MCJOB, doesn't mean it's "made up.". Although I usually have no idea what the answers to clues about Grammy winners, HipHop artists and the like are, I dont consider such as unfair simply because of my ignorance. Im half Dutch with a heavy dose of Spanish from my mom so tilting at windmills is genetic here. Notice I didnt say smile a big BEAM because that doesnt work and neither did the clue for 13 down. Ho ho - a one-(two? OHARE and MCJOB got me going, but it wasnt until I had worked back into the NW that the penny dropped with WHISKEY JUG. NYU was a gimme since I did three years there and walked past the Bobst regularly. The clue "Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story" was last spotted by us at the New York Times Crossword on April 7 2022. MURMUR is a lovely word. I'm really getting sick of these attempts at novel construction at the expense of good, solid content. Never had a ROCKETKIT, and I would prefer "silver" to GRAY, but that's just wishful thinking. I have heard of MCJOB. I learned this from personal experience. I replied its not made up, its the actual name. Not pleasing to the eye - just a large box blocking the morning and midday sun. So, a quick and enjoyable Thursday. @Legume 11:38 - - Exactly. According toBusiness Insider, the terms are not gender-specific, instead referring to two separate styles of fashion, stating that "While the e-boy is a vulnerable 'softboi' and embraces skate culture, the e-girl is cute and seemingly innocent". Click here for more information on that word. "Then we'll buy drugs in Washington Square Park." My only writeover was trEES before EPES. There was way too much trivia and proper nouns JAMMED into this one for me to even try to finish. So hurray for a good a Thursday theme. I'm old and I knew MCJOB but didn't know KANE. The consent submitted will only be used for data processing originating from this website. Without it, some might feel that it was a twinge of regret. I'm with @Son Volt 8:02, seeing the TURN of the KEY early at WHISKEY JUG x OKEY DOKE, which then quickly solved the puzzle of the HOCKEY MOM and MONKEY PAW (great entry!). There was a program, little-known today, established in 1824 that encouraged voluntary relocation.On another note, I plopped in NEWB without hesitation, as that's how we spelled it 30+ years ago, as a shortened version of NEWBIE, where I worked. It's not that bright right now and it's never been a "cool" look even for rock stars, and you're not a rock star. Kids these days.ABSORB neat to see. Today's puzzle is far from among my favorites, but your comment almost makes it worthwhile. THEME: TURNKEYS (48A: Jailers . For any of you in New York who just discovered Kishka, do yourself a favor and go to a deli and try it. @pmdm (10:09) My sentiments exactly. This puzzle drove me crazy and I ended up not being able to solve it. But grin didn't fit OHARE. An ugly addition to this grid. Rock and Roll. Annnd I also don't like having those four 9-letter answers that are not part of the theme. I liked donkey kong. *I got this slight twinge that someone will not notice that theres actually no difference between newb and noob and believe me. Just the inclusion of [Marisa of "My Cousin Vinny"] / TOMEI makes this worth the price of admission. He didn't like BEAM or DOUBT. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. A non-rebus rebus that ABSORBed a lot of time before I TURNed onto the gimmick.Like Rex, expected NooB over NEWB.May add elude/evade/AVOID to the pantheon of KEALOAs.My wife will certainly appreciate the HOCKEY MOM x CHEYENNES cross, as she is both of those.At 0:11 below average, a solid medium for me, but ultimately solvable and reasonably fair. Cholent is another one, which I don't recall ever seeing in a puzzle. Agree BEAM's a noun, but it's inferable (Mom was beaming, I guess with a beam on her face). It's not your app; the NYTimes does not have crossword titles, except on Sundays. Famous HOCKEY MOM just now in the news. Don't think anyone's pointed it out yet, but it's quite neat that the answer to the Jordan Peele clue has, prominently featured via the theme, his former comedy partner KEY! (9:33 AM) I would say it is not important if the editor is unfamiliar with something, it's what the editor believes the solvers will react to a puzzle. didn't start off on the right foot: brown JUG, sans LITTLE, naturally. Bunch of crosswording newbs here. ), I did not look askance at the Bobst clue for NYU; but now that you mention it, yeah, that's a gimme-a-break clue (the opposite of a gimme, I guess). Then my 'AHA' moment confirmed there'd be a rebus 'KEY' to make the downs work, and that the trick for the acrosses had something to do with putting a key in a key hole (so the acrosses had K(KEY)Y. Chimes wouldn't ring, couldn't find any errors, and finally replaced the rebuses (rebusi?) I guess the contemporary thing is to spell things wrong (see mic, lede, lulz, etc., etc.) The Bobst has been on my shit list for a long time. Also, OREO/OREOS has been in the NYT puzzle more than 500 times, yet never clued with the cream and chocolate letters connection. Easy! !!!!! Neither one would fit, so there was some trickery involved-- but my first idea was to put in WHISk then jump over to the right to grab the Y sitting there, then diagonally down to JUG. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. Bravo to that! Seriously? Only with matzo flour instead.pg in half an hour but the p in 3 seconds! This crossword clue might have a different answer every time it appears on a new New York Times Crossword Puzzle. [2][3]The origin of this term is uncertain. Came to say that i found this one very easy despite the "NEWB" for "NOOB" nonsense. Rex is too polite to say this, but I'm not. When I saw the solution I was pleased at how well it worked, and enjoyed the rest of the puzzle. No. NEWB has appeared before, though less frequently than NooB. Please. A caricature of convenient crosswordese if I ever did see one.Surprised to see repeats of a sort at 4D BOOTY and 55D ASS. no, no, no to UNIONISTS, as clued the answer is UNIONIzed. EEK was funly clued. Would you like to be the first one? Too bad. But conceptually, it's fascinating. She recently emerged from the Alaskan winter and announced a run for a vacant congressional seat. I have never found myself agreeing with him on any of these words, or agreeing with his apparent belief that the NYT is manufacturing words. I've only ever seen NEWB spelled with an E and a W (since it's an abbreviation of the original slang, NEWBIE), so 1-Across was simple. NEWB slowed me down, and LGBq was an error for me.KISHKAS? Medium. And now that I know what it means, I dont like it. Delhiwale: Chai served with a crossword puzzle, Failing a drug test or leaving the state maybe. NOBODY who didn't attend NHU is going to know the Elmeranyway, that library--or even who he is/was. I did say to myself early on that the puzzle seemed to have an inordinate amount of Ks in it. But apparently in 2016 student organizations started petitioning the school to change the library's name.So maybe I'm all alone here, but: This Theme Does Not Work. This of course gave me extra letters which I didn't know what to do with. Cheers (with a KETEL ) to the ever so clever Lucy and Ross. And it is the New York Times, puzzle, so knowing the Bobst library is fair enough.Finally, I think Sarah Palin said that she was a HOCKEY MOM, which was kind of like a momma grizzly, in the 2008 presidential debates. Inexcusable. JORDAN PEELES PRODUCTION COMPANY NAMED FOR A CLASSIC HORROR SHORT STORY Nytimes Crossword Clue Answer. why? Honestly, at this point I forget how it was clued but I think I agree with you even though I got it.. Had NooB; have seen NEWB, tho.Ex HOCKEY dad here; daughter-in-law is a bonafide ringette MOM.Don't DOUBT, AVOID your worries; everything's going to be alright! Rook roob would do OK.OKEY OKie OKEe OaKie.DOKE DOak.No idea how to spell anyofit. The game would not let me finish until i replaced the rebi key with a simple e. It was still ugly. Grrr. DECOCT: when you see this in your construction do you not just close your laptop and walk away? . I didn't love much of the cluing here, and then I put KEY in as a rebus at first and wasted time on that. I think it's a colorful addition to the language.What I hate is slang that's lazy, invented solely for texting purposes, and often deliberately misspelled. (Why isn't funly a word?) Ive had this problem before when using the app, which is not as forgiving as my old standby print edition which doesnt care if put all the letters in one box, use a slash or just nod sagely and tell myself Ive solved it. The solutions in this page may answer other puzzle clues as well. Robot Kits? I finally caved and looked up 9A. *Insert balloon deflating sound here* Strange puz for me in the fact that first past through, had only a few answers sprinkled throughput the grid, said "uh-oh, gonna be a toughie", but ended up quite quick at 18 minutes. Hey All !Neat theme, even though the clue for the Revealer is weird. always has been, always will be. Featuring some of the most popular crossword puzzles, XWordSolver.com uses the knowledge of experts in history, anthropology, and science combined to provide you solutions when you cannot seem to guess the word. MCJOB has been around since 1986 and McMansion since 1990 so neither are hardly new terms. with the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library) and 14-Across (Words sung twice before "a pirate's life for me."). @Anonymous 7:27amThe pirate song in question isn't the 'bottle of rum' one, but the one from the Disney ride, Pirates of the Caribbean. KISHKA. If you're in search for the answer to Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story, then we have got you covered.You don't need to look anywhere else. (Bet the over on that. Noob is what you say when you want to imply that not only are they new, but also a bit of a boob. with E. No problem with NEWB, wrote it in as the word rhyming with, well, tube let's say. Did you know that Shoshones fits just fine for the Plains People? I guess it's a thing, but I've never heard of it, and hope I never do again. Originally had OKaY DOnE, then getting the KEY idea, changed to the correct crosses.EBOY was new, but the crosses were solid.Very enjoyable romp.Peace ~ Compassion ~ Tolerance ~ Kindness to all . If you are done solving this clue take a look below to the other clues found on today's puzzle in case you may need help with any of them. And I have definitely heard the Mc prefix applied to other things to suggest that same kind of offensive plebeian inoffensive in other areas. Here I must agree that finding the mcguffin on your own beats, hands down, looking up the revealer, for the overall solving experience. Then I wanted WHISKEY Jar because of the song (Whiskey in a Jar) so the entire top half just sat there, (Jeopardy theme song running . Thats fingernails on blackboard to me. Tiktok. ?Still beaming from yesterday's puzzle. My blog comment yesterday DID mention the comma coincidence, but was censored out by a moderator. Is there any question that Juliet would be on TikTok? Since it is a shortening of NEWBie, my only problem with NEWB is having a slang kealoa at 1A. Wow, yay me, @Rex calls it challenging and here it was one of my fastest ever Thursdays. Very familiar with Kishka. The Plains Indians roamed this area, and the Cherokee avoided settling there.My own Cherokee ancestors voluntarily relocated to what was then Arkansas Territory (in present-day Oklahoma, prior to the creation of Indian Territory) a year before the forced removal on the Trail of Tears. We had fun teasing our friends to guess what it was. They will do stupid things and overly dramatic things and potentially obsess over things they shouldnt obsess over. Again, I don't see a problem. Finally, the old song "Who Stole The Kishka (from the butcher shop)" comes in handy! But of course it was kishka, one of those Jewish foods that is accompanied by a cardiologist referral. First I was sure it had to be OKEEDOKE. BEAM: verb for noun.OH, and you CAN'T turn the KEY without pulling open the vertical answer first to make room for two more letters. Just a little counterpoint to todays critique. Maybe. The clue for MONKEYPAW is "Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story". Imagine how much more trouble you would have had with KISSKA.I did manage to correct fIaTs to DICTA at 58A in order to get TURKEY DAY. If only I had known the lion. I'm not even counting borderline ones (HOCKEYMOM, SEGO, MIA) or the descent into words that might be thought gross, or at least that never used to be considered crossword fodder. Looked good, but didn't give the happy sound. Yay:MCJOB: I've done that work plenty in life and it's where I am usually happiest. The assistant editor (not the Times) rejected this because she said it looked made up. Electricity. SaGO/KANa. @egsforbreakfast - paragraph two - Yep. I liked the pirates' YOHO crossing their BOOTY.Do-overs: another Noob, grin. HOCKEY MOM (I confess), did make me smile. Ahh, the soothing sound of a heart MURMUR. @jberg: Guilty as charged. Seriously?? Where did someone get the idea that most cross word puzzlers are rabid sports fans.? (Tisch School of the Arts.) "Like most Yiddish words, it's just the best. Seems totally random. But one note: newb and noob mean (or can mean) slightly different, but related, things. This sweet kid has a BEAM and a song that will make your day! This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. Santa Claus (real legal name) is in this group. Oops. TUREDAY becomes TUKEYAY.You have to *squish* the KEY into a single square as you *turn* it, in order to make the premise work. But more often its just a group of letters to suss out and the solver is busy hoping its not some randomly spelt name they have never heard of. LOL. Actually it's bated (not baited) breath just sayin'. Just wouldn't compute it could be anything else, even as EON became more and more apparent. Click here to register and learn about the benefits! Loved the clue for EEK, made me BEAM big smile. It was key to the puztheme. NEWB makes more sense to me than NOOB, and Merriam-Webster agrees: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/newb. Back in my time, the word was "NEWBie," so it was easy to go to NEWB. ;-)Diana, Lady-in-Waiting for Crosswords. I only briefly considered a rebus and quite enjoyed the TURNed KEYs. Boo me.EBOY, Hoo Boy. The theme was a bit too cute, IMHO. @kitshef 8:12Been doing them on the phone, ex Sun, for so long I completely forgot that! Then glanced over at JOCKEYFOR/TUREDAY for confirmation. Tried to cram a rebus in all of those key intersections even though it was ugly. Which is to say, its initially for my generation, but were used to being overlooked ;)I kind of delighted at seeing it in the grid. @PhotomatteI get your pirate lament but somehow in the back of my mind (I dont know why), I thought of Yo ho ho, and a bottle of rum (in a musical tone). This was one of my fastest Thursday times in recent memory . until I finished and didn't get the congratulatory message. @Tale Told - Sure, but couldnt you have just written, its medical not fashion so what you wrote looks insensitive? This clue was last seen on NYTimes April 7 2022 Puzzle. I seem to detect "a sense of strain" in this one.I have some vague memory of a song called "Who stole the kishka". Had NhU instead of NYU and hOHO instead of YOHO. First, I had WHIS---G, so it had to be a JUG. If you are presented two or more answers, then look at the most recent one which is the last row in the answers box. Now social media? Never realized my mistake until I got here, I solve with the newspaper. McJob? In response to What? I have to say I enjoyed this one, mostly for its entertainment value. "Wrong, Mike. There is going to be PPP in a crossword, it is going to be somewhere between 20% and 40% of the answer/clues in a NYTX (and probably elsewhere but I dont ever check elsewhere). Newb v. Noob - both are correct. ROBOTKITS: nope. And Im a NYer. ]. I dont care what the dictionary says. It is an evolution ofemo,sceneandmall gothfashion combined withJapanese street fashion(such asanime,cosplay,kawaiiandlolita fashion) andK-popfashion. @JD - Im pretty sure the country would be better off if the Avett brothers replaced five SC Justices. Happy Friday Eve. Notable inroads: TKOD. Kishka are also popular in Eastern Europe among non-Jewish people as well. HAY.The fillins never quite got full-out Ow de Sperational, but they flirted with it some. I wonder if [Sch. CHEYENNES. @Son Volt 8:02 AM - You have a shit list! Same with Lil Nas X versus Abba versus Elvis versus Puccini. The NEWB,noob,newbie ngram.MW sources NEWB to the early 1980s and noob to the early 1990s. Thanks for all the fun. Get your pejorative slang nuance right, people. JORDAN PEELES PRODUCTION COMPANY NAMED FOR A CLASSIC HORROR SHORT STORY Crossword Answer, Collection awaiting analysis Crossword Clue, Head of House Stark on Game of Thrones Crossword Clue. Can't believe this got a Pow! Okay. I dont even bother trying to get those ridiculous references to teams. NEWB - TKOD - MCJOB - YOHO - MINI - GPA - MIA - EEK - DICTA - DEUS - LGBTI don't know. It was used to avoid having EONSKANE CROSSING SSTU. Earliest uses probably date to late twentieth century United States Armed Forces jargon, though possible precursor terms are much earlier. Comments with spoilers about other puzzles such as Wordle and Spelling Bee on the day they run are generally verboten. in Greenwich Village] would have been more evocative for non-New Yorkers? Doh on my part for getting the NEWB that is also a BOOB thing. Right there with you on the lazy language, @Namcy. but the clue is explicit: 17A: Organized workers. I do, too. FWIW, MCJOB was popularized by Douglas Coupland in 1991, with his novel Generation X. I kind of delighted at seeing it in the grid, but sure, give the existential crisis to the Zoomers. So that got me off on the right foot. Its en pointe, never ONTOE. these are those who ARE UNIONIzed like Amazon, in one locale.where I came from, it's OKEY DOKEy. Newb is not a thing. All in all, I enjoyed this tricksy little theme because I fell for some misdirects, completely stepped in the hmm, Thursday, must be a rebus sneakery, and thought this a thoroughly enjoyable puzzle. Wanted fIats for DICTA for a hot second, on top thought UNIONIze and inOt for TKOD because I didn't read the clue correctly (haste makes waste and all), but really one I figured out the KEY, fairly easy. I don't see the puzz titles in the NYT app, so not sure if that would have helped.Very confused by NEWB, never seen it spelled that way. Felt easy for a Thursday. Starting of course with 1A which I wont go into since others already have. My dad was in a polka band (Chicago area) in the 30s-60s and this was a popular hit for them to play!! Can someone explain the cluing on ABSORB? I think the thief was "Yasha". Jordan Peeles production company named for a classic horror short story NYT Crossword Clue Answers are listed below and every time we find a new solution for this clue, we add it on the answers list highlighted in green. Then check out this New York Times Crossword April 7 2022 other crossword clue. Occasionally a solver will be happy to see their favorite pop culture thing appear. You can be a McChristian, go to. The rotation thing doesn't really do it for me. Isn't it fun watching the GRAYing of Rex Parker? Much more enjoyable than one of Rex's rants about things that must be wrong because he doesn't understand them. Meet me later at Loeb." but that never even occurred to me.So, the theme. 10D has three plausible answers:ComanchesCheyennesCherokeesGot it on the second try. Thank you, Lucy and Ross! Am I the only one who has never seen the word decoct before? Shortz was short on thinking this puzzle through today. and remind me of Harry Potter's mom. Fell face first into the NooB (87 million Google hits) / NEWB (9 million) trap. Ha! Lets make a list! Please. Copyright 2020, Crosswordeg.Com, All Rights Reserved. Constructors, not editors, fill the grids.Rant over.I enjoyed this puzzle a lot, and didnt find it difficult for a Thursday. Greetings and welcome to our site. Had Radiokits then Rocketkits (with non starters being CTEAM, which made sense) before landing on Robotkits.Thought MCJOB was a gig as Masters of Ceremony and hooBoy, EBOY!Took me longer than usual but in general, it was fun.Ok with NEWB (though like everyone had NOOB), But how can it not be TKOED? The key crosses were all solid. I knew the key had to turn early on, but I thought it was turning inside a rebus for a bit. Jordan Peeles production company named for a classic horror short story NYT Crossword Clue Answers are listed below and every time we find a new solution for this clue, we add it on the answers list highlighted in green. Instead, it's conspicuous by its absence here. Otherwise this was pretty uneventful. Yes, the story is "The Monkey's Paw" but that's irrelevant. It was not much of a streak to have ruined, but to have it ruined by that . I had the same experience. Strange and sometimes just incorrect clueing. We and our partners use cookies to Store and/or access information on a device. So, noob definitely has the feel of newb(ie) + boob, whereas newb is just a shortening of newbie. But, hey -- it' a ThursPuz, sooo ok.staff weeject pick KEY. time. The internet. Continue with Recommended Cookies. I always thought your BOOTY was that big thing you sit on. Apparently Palin hasnt lived in Alaska for around 10 years. Operations that are ready-to-go or a hint to unlocking the four answers in this puzzle, Besides the whole NOOB fiasco, the worst mistake-pit I fell in was the GAS / GEL pit which is to say I wrote in GAS and then "confirmed" it with GEL before ultimately realizing the answers were actually, TURNKEYS (48A: Jailers or a hint to "unlocking" four answers in this puzzle), MON(KEY) PAW (9D: Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story), DON(KEY) KONG (36D: 1981 video game that featured the first appearance of Mario). Tried reduce at first so got slowed down but still beat my average. Example: TKOD.This one played more medium for me; befuddled in the NW I went to the NE and wound up with MONEPAW (?) NHU seemed a perfectly valid university to have a library named after somebody I've never heard of, so that didn't help. The Cherokee (I'm a tribal member) are not Great Plains natives. Also agree imposter syndrome feeling is much more about self-doubt, but every time I pose as a decent crossword solver I quicky learn that's doubtable, so OK. :)Med.To KEY or not to KEY; that was the rebus question. @Shirley F 7:33 AM - I agree with you in principle. I just cheat and move on. The gimmick was easy to see once I filled in 'turnkeys'. Now he's beginning to slide into "kids these days" mode (though still playing for currency by insisting that it has to be NooB). Really nice puzzle, albeit quite difficult for me. Was sure this was a rebus Thursday.Instead of "turning" the key, I "inserted" the key. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. **Wordle Alert**Way to spawn conspiracy theories NYT Games people. 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