“Last six lines of a sonnet” crossword clue
Answer
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Reveal the answer to see why it works and where this clue has appeared before.SESTET is the answer to the New York Times crossword clue “Last six lines of a sonnet”. It was last seen in the puzzle of March 13, 2026, where it runs at 34 Down and fills 6 squares. It crosses 6 other entries in that grid — those are listed below and are the quickest way to confirm the letters you already have.
Crossing entries
Mar 13, 2026 grid34APerch3 ltrs›40APowerful auto engine type4 ltrs›43APop star who once stylized her name with a dollar sign5 ltrs›45ATrait of someone who may say things he shouldn't8 ltrs›48AThe 1930s-’40s, to a jazz aficionado8 ltrs›50ACancels7 ltrs›
More clues from this puzzle
Mar 13, 20261AGroup of students on a field trip, say7 ltrs›8AHolly or Monty, for Queen Elizabeth II5 ltrs›13AWhere to see the sites8 ltrs›15ATools for potatoes6 ltrs›16AGuitar player's percussive technique8 ltrs›17ACanine's coat6 ltrs›18APresident whose wife was nicknamed "Lemonade Lucy" for refusing to serve alcohol in the White House5 ltrs›19ALand's end9 ltrs›
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