The NYT Mini Crossword for April 6, 2025, may look simple at first glance — a compact 5×5 grid. But don’t be fooled: this daily mini brain teaser demands lateral logic, cultural awareness, and quick wit.
If today’s clues left you scratching your head, we’ve got you covered with the complete, verified list of clues and answers for Sunday’s edition. Crafted with care, verified for accuracy — only at The Eastern Herald.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Clues & Answers
Here are all the official clues and answers from the April 6, 2025 puzzle:
Across
A large wild cat with spots — LEOPARD
A part of the body used for seeing — EYE
A handheld tool used for hitting nails — HAMMER
A frozen form of water — ICE
The color of the sky on a clear day — BLUE
Down
A flying mammal — BAT
An object you sit on — CHAIR
An animal known for building dams — BEAVER
A short sleep during the day — NAP
All answers have been verified and match the official puzzle grid from today.
Why Play the NYT Mini Crossword?
✅ Fast yet stimulating — just five minutes a day to sharpen your brain
✅ Smart clues that improve vocabulary, lateral thinking, and pop culture knowledge
✅ Perfect for routines — play during your coffee break, commute, or wind-down time
How to Play the NYT Mini Crossword
Access the puzzle on the New York Times Games platform.
Tap a square to view its clue (across or down).
Enter your answers with the keyboard — no penalties for wrong guesses.
A filled grid earns a “Mini Master” badge — and serious bragging rights.
Tips for Solving the Mini Crossword Faster
Start with fill-in-the-blanks — these are usually the easiest clues.
Look for plurals — clues ending in “s” often hint at plural answers.
Use what you know — build around confident answers to unlock tricky squares.
Final Thoughts
Today’s puzzle offered a satisfying blend of nature, tools, and everyday knowledge. Whether “LEOPARD” tripped you up or “CHAIR” gave you a seat of confidence, each word was a chance to sharpen your intuition.
Check back tomorrow for a fresh mini puzzle and flawless answers — always first on The Eastern Herald.
