Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answer on April 26th

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Today’s Now, mini crossword It might be tricky. I didn’t know of a country where “automobiles, aspirin, and accordion were invented,” but as if another clue had been fulfilled, I understood it. Need help with today’s mini-crossword? Please continue reading. And if you can use some tips and guidance for daily solutions, check us out Mini Crossword Tips.

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Mini crosses clues and answers

1a Clues: Fancy Party
Answer: Gala

5a Clues: 5 ___ (Discount store chain)
Answer: Below

6a Clue: Stripes under the Pride Flag
Answer: Purple

7a Clues: Bedtime attire, unofficial
Answer: Jammy

8a Clues: “Do” tasks
Answer: Essentials

9a Clues: Actress Keaton from “The Bride’s Father”
Answer: Diane

10A Clues: Car Vehicles
Answer: ispy

Mini Down Clues and Answers

1D Clues: The country where automobiles, aspirin and accordion were invented
Answer: Germany

2D Clues: Related to Mountains
Answer: Takayama

3D Clues: It was so harsh and funny
Answer: ha ha

4D Clues: I’m really impressed
Answer: A respectfulness

5D Clues: Unfair Review
Answer: Bum Wrap

6D Clues: Host of the 2024 Summer Olympics
Answer: Paris

7D Clues: According to George Lucas, “Warrior Monk protects peace in space”
Answer: Jedi

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