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"Right?," in British lingo NYT Crossword Clue

19A | 5 letters

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INNIT

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Why This Answer Fits

INNIT is the 5-letter answer for the clue ""Right?," in British lingo". The clue points to a specific reference rather than a broad synonym, which is why exact spelling matters. In this NYT Crossword, it appears at 19A, so the crossing entries help verify the exact spelling.

  • Grid entry: INNIT in the grid.
  • Answer pattern: _ _ _ _ _.
  • Clue type: Reference clue.
  • INNIT has 5 letters, matching the required slot for 19A.

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Hint

This clue leans on a named person, work, title, or quoted phrase. Identify the reference, then fit it into a 5-letter slot.

How to solve it

Read the clue type first

For the clue ""Right?," in British lingo", first identify whether the wording is direct, referential, abbreviated, or playful. This one is best treated as a reference clue.

  • This clue leans on a named person, work, title, or quoted phrase. Identify the reference, then fit it into a 5-letter slot.
  • The answer slot has 5 letters, which narrows the clue to a specific grid shape.
  • This clue appears at 19A in the NYT Crossword, so check the Down crossings for confirmation.
Position 19A
Answer length 5
Puzzle type Daily
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