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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
NYT Mini Crossword Clues August 11: Hints and answers to solve the Monday puzzle
NYT Mini Crossword's main appeal is its accessibility. It's quick enough to fit into daily life, yet versatile enough to include everything from current events to timeless general knowledge. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads NYT Mini Crossword: A Bite-Sized Puzzle with Big Appeal NYT Mini Crossword Today: Small Grid, Tricky Turns Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Across Hints for August 11, 2025 1 Across: Blowout party — Hint: Ends with the letter 'H.' 5 Across: Airline with Sky Club lounges — Hint: Starts with the letter 'D.' 6 Across: Body part that can be held with one hand, but not both — Hint: Starts with the letter 'E.' 7 Across: Get an 'F' on — Hint: Ends with the letter 'K.' 8 Across: Subdued — Hint: Starts with the letter 'T.' Down Hints for August 11, 2025 1 Down: Ramsey of The Last of Us — Hint: Starts with the letter 'B.' 2 Down: Collection of Facebook photos — Hint: Ends with the letter 'M.' 3 Down: Building material for the Washington Monument — Hint: Starts with the letter 'S.' 4 Down: 'Red-tailed' or 'red-shouldered' bird — Hint: Starts with the letter 'H.' 5 Down: Masterful — Hint: Ends with the letter 'T.' Spoiler Alert: Today's Solutions Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads FAQs What is the NYT Mini Crossword? How is it different from the regular NYT Crossword? For many puzzle enthusiasts, the day feels incomplete without a round of word challenges from The New York Times. Alongside popular offerings like Wordle, Connections, and Strands, the NYT Mini Crossword continues to draw a loyal daily audience. Compact but clever, this puzzle delivers a satisfying mental workout in just a few clues, and often a dash of frustration for those stuck on the trickiest the flagship New York Times Crossword is a sprawling grid reserved for subscribers, the Mini is its quick, free-to-play sibling. Released every day at 10 p.m. Eastern Time, slightly earlier than some other NYT Games, it packs wit and wordplay into a 5x5 charm lies in its brevity. With just a handful of clues for 'Across' and 'Down,' the Mini offers a moment of brain exercise that can be completed over coffee, during a commute, or in between meetings. Yet, as seasoned players know, short doesn't always mean simple. A single elusive clue can hold up the entire Monday, August 11, 2025, the Mini offered a set of clues that ranged from pop culture references to aviation trivia and ornithology. Players who breezed through one corner of the grid often found themselves stalled by an unexpected definition or an ambiguous word who needed a nudge could look to today's NYT Mini Crossword hints, which offered letter-based prompts without giving away the complete solution. This approach allows solvers to stay engaged without spoiling the fun too across clues for today's puzzle included, as per a report by Parade magazine:The down clues featured a mix of entertainment, social media, architecture, and wildlife references, as mentioned in a report by Parade magazine:For those ready to check their work, or who have decided to concede defeat, the solutions for Monday's puzzle are now revealed, as per a report by Parade magazine.1 Across: Blowout party — BASH5 Across: Airline with Sky Club lounges — DELTA6 Across: Body part that can be held with one hand, but not both — ELBOW7 Across: Get an 'F' on — FLUNK8 Across: Subdued — TAME1 Down: Ramsey of The Last of Us — BELLA2 Down: Collection of Facebook photos — ALBUM3 Down: Building material for the Washington Monument — STONE4 Down: 'Red-tailed' or 'red-shouldered' bird — HAWK5 Down: Masterful — DEFTThe NYT Mini Crossword is a 5x5 grid puzzle from The New York Times, designed to be a quick, fun daily word challenge that can be completed in a few regular NYT Crossword is a large, in-depth puzzle available to subscribers, while the Mini is smaller, free-to-play, and can be finished quickly—perfect for short breaks.
Travel Weekly
26-06-2025
- Business
- Travel Weekly
Delta adds Europe routes and lounges in Seattle
Delta Air Lines in May 2026 will add two nonstop Europe destinations from Seattle -- Barcelona and Rome. The flights will operate with Airbus A330-900neo aircraft, and include Delta One and Premium Select cabins. Delta will operate Seattle-Rome service four times weekly and Seattle-Barcelona service three times weekly. In the meantime, Seattle customers have access to two new lounges at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport -- a Delta One lounge and Delta Sky Club in one separate yet connected space. The lounges are located across from Gate A11. On the top floor, the 10,000-square-foot Delta One lounge has seats for 149 guests inside and 72 on a wraparound terrace with views of Mount Rainier. Below it, the 14,000-square-foot Delta Sky Club seats up to 183 customers. It also will have two shower suites. Delta One customers flying out of Seattle also will have access to concierge-style check-in, similar to the experiences at Boston Logan, Los Angeles and New York JFK airports. In addition, eligible passengers in any cabin who check in via the Fly Delta app and enroll in the TSA's PreCheck Touchless ID facial-recognition identification program (formerly Delta Digital ID) can access expedited bag drop and security lanes in Seattle. This program will roll out to all Delta hubs by the end of the year, according to the carrier. Further, Delta has secured priority access to 18 gates across Concourses A and B at the airport, "streamlining operations and ensuring a more seamless, elevated experience for travelers." Source: Business Travel News
Time Out
01-05-2025
- Business
- Time Out
Delta unveils new ‘soccer-field' sized airport lounge at the busiest airport in the U.S.
Delta has unveiled a game-changing lounge at the world's busiest airport: the sleek, 24,500-square-foot Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International. Big enough to fit a soccer field—or a third of the White House floor space—the airline's eighth lounge in ATL is also its second largest. Located at Concourse D-Center Point, the new space seats 506 travelers and features a 16-seat bar, theater-style media wall, soundproof phone booths for working and sweeping panoramic views of the airfield. There's also a sprawling buffet, two beverage stations and plenty of space to unwind or power through a layover. The new lounge captures Atlanta's Southern hospitality, with design elements—a brick entryway, shutter screens and coffered ceilings—that reflect its charm. A mural by local artist Ryan Coleman pays homage to the city's wealth of greenspace, featuring magnolias and dogwoods. Funky lighting and metallic accents give the space a modern, upscale feel. 'As the heart of our operation, Atlanta is more than just a hub—it's our home,' said Claude Roussel, Delta's VP of Sky Club and Lounge Experience. 'This new space is thoughtfully designed to ensure that guests traveling through Atlanta feel the Southern hospitality of the city we know and love.' The launch comes as Delta marks its 100th year alongside ATL's own centennial. It's part of a broader investment in the airline's hometown, which includes the expansion of Concourse D and updates to Sky Clubs in Concourses A and C. For travelers passing through ATL, Delta's newest Sky Club isn't just a lounge—it's a destination.
The Independent
29-04-2025
- Business
- The Independent
Soccer field sized airport lounge opens at world's busiest airport
Delta has opened a new Sky Club lounge at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest airport. The lounge is Delta 's eighth at the Atlanta airport and its second largest, covering 24,500 square feet. It features seating for over 500 guests, a 16-seat bar, soundproofed booths, and panoramic airfield views. The design incorporates elements of Southern hospitality and Atlanta 's natural beauty. This opening is part of Delta 's ongoing investment in its Atlanta hub, including concourse expansions and lounge renovations.
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sussex seaside town to get big wheel
An East Sussex seaside town is set to get an observation wheel. The 36m (118ft) big wheel - dubbed the "Sky Club" - is due to be on Eastbourne's eastern seafront, near the beaches east of the Redoubt, from 5 April. An Eastbourne Borough Council (EBC) spokesperson said the attraction would increase footfall to the area and "light up" the night-time economy. "The observation wheel is such a big crowd-pleaser for people of all ages," they said. EBC said the promenade would be temporarily closed between Treasure Island car park and the T-junction near Splash Point Café from 7:00 BST on 31 March until 4 April to install the wheel. It will operate for four weeks, according to EBC. The local authority said the wheel would offer "panoramic views" of the seafront towards Sovereign Harbour and the town's pier. Eastbourne has had an big wheel on the western side of the seafront in previous years. Follow BBC Sussex on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to southeasttoday@ or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250. Red Arrows to lead East Sussex airshow Big wheel set to return to Worthing Royal Pavilion display to explore history of colour Eastbourne Borough Council
