NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Saturday, June 6, 2026
Review the Across and Down clues from this puzzle, reveal optional hints, then check the completed grid and explanations for every answer.
Mini Crossword
Saturday, June 6, 2026
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ACROSS
- 1."Easy peasy!"
- 8.Great Lake whose name can be translated in Iroquoian as "great lake"
- 9.Use a ruler
- 10.Word after "brake," "Brillo" or "bachelor"
- 11.Having more sodium
- 15.Spider-Man foe who gained his powers from a lightning strike
- 16.George Washington or George Patton
DOWN
- 1.___ de plume
- 2.First digit of pi after the decimal
- 3.Paper pusher?
- 4.Major mountain range in Utah
- 5.Well-read
- 6.It's mostly nitrogen and oxygen
- 7.Wiggler in a sock
- 11.Stitch up
- 12.Chicken ___ king
- 13.Make a mistake
- 14.Aussie animal, for short
Mini Crossword Hint
Mini Answer on Saturday, June 6, 2026
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Mini Answer per Hint
ACROSS
- 1."Easy peasy!"(NOSWEAT)
- 8.Great Lake whose name can be translated in Iroquoian as "great lake"(ONTARIO)
- 9.Use a ruler(MEASURE)
- 10.Word after "brake," "Brillo" or "bachelor"(PAD)
- 11.Having more sodium(SALTIER)
- 15.Spider-Man foe who gained his powers from a lightning strike(ELECTRO)
- 16.George Washington or George Patton(WARHERO)
DOWN
- 1.___ de plume(NOM)
- 2.First digit of pi after the decimal(ONE)
- 3.Paper pusher?(STAPLER)
- 4.Major mountain range in Utah(WASATCH)
- 5.Well-read(ERUDITE)
- 6.It's mostly nitrogen and oxygen(AIR)
- 7.Wiggler in a sock(TOE)
- 11.Stitch up(SEW)
- 12.Chicken ___ king(ALA)
- 13.Make a mistake(ERR)
- 14.Aussie animal, for short(ROO)
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About the Saturday, June 6, 2026 NYT Mini
This puzzle has 7 columns, 7 rows, 7 Across clues and 11 Down clues. Use the clue list and blank grid first, then reveal the completed grid only when you need it.
One of today's longest entries is NOSWEAT, answering “"Easy peasy!".” The explanations above connect each clue to its answer rather than presenting an unexplained answer list.