Crossings
Crossing Notes
This is Across at 44A, so use the Down crossings to confirm ATARI.
NYT Crossword
Company whose name comes from a term in the board game Go NYT Crossword Clue
Use the hint first, then reveal the answer only if you need it.
Hint
Start with the clue's literal meaning, then test a 5-letter synonym or phrase.
How to solve it
Read the clue type first
Classify this as a direct clue and verify that the 5 letters answer fits both the clue wording and the grid position.
- Start with the clue's literal meaning, then test a 5-letter synonym or phrase against the crossings.
- The answer slot has 5 letters, which narrows the clue to a specific grid shape.
- This clue appears at 44A in the NYT Crossword, so check the Down crossings for confirmation.
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ATARI
Explanation
Why This Answer Fits
ATARI is the 5-letter answer for "Company whose name comes from a term in the board game Go" in the NYT Crossword. The wording acts as a direct definition or close paraphrase, and the crossing entries at 44A help confirm the exact spelling.
- Grid entry: ATARI in the grid.
- Answer pattern: _ _ _ _ _.
- Clue type: Direct clue.
- This is Across at 44A, so use the Down crossings to confirm ATARI.
- ATARI has 5 letters, matching the required slot for 44A.
Answer history
Other NYT Crossword Clues Using ATARI
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Answer length 5
Puzzle type Daily
Solver context
Extra Notes for This Clue
Editor note
Editorial Note
Classify this as a direct clue and verify that the 5 letters answer fits both the clue wording and the grid position.
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History
Clue History
May 1, 2026 Daily / 44A / 5 letters
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