“"Seinfeld" catchphrase ... or, when parsed as three words, how a participant of 17-, 30- or 47-Across might be greeted?” crossword clue
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Reveal the answer to see why it works and where this clue has appeared before.HELLONEWMAN is the answer to the New York Times crossword clue “"Seinfeld" catchphrase ... or, when parsed as three words, how a participant of 17-, 30- or 47-Across might be greeted?”. It was last seen in the puzzle of February 4, 2026, where it runs at 62 Across and fills 11 squares. It crosses 11 other entries in that grid — those are listed below and are the quickest way to confirm the letters you already have.
Crossing entries
Feb 4, 2026 grid43DCompletely collapses7 ltrs›45DLike some Quaker products5 ltrs›48DWhere you are when in Roma6 ltrs›49DCement spreader6 ltrs›52DSnack similar to a gordita5 ltrs›56DFoundry waste4 ltrs›58DPart of a line at an Apple Store4 ltrs›59DAdversary of Julius Caesar4 ltrs›60DActress Taylor-Joy of "The Gorge"4 ltrs›62D"The Penguin" airer3 ltrs›63DFoundry material3 ltrs›
More clues from this puzzle
Feb 4, 20261AIndian megacity of 16+ million5 ltrs›6ATalks too much5 ltrs›11AText initialism that's the name of a 2010 Usher hit3 ltrs›14ALike some walls at Harvard and Dartmouth5 ltrs›15A"Casablanca" actor's nickname5 ltrs›16AActress Long or Peeples3 ltrs›17ANative American rite of passage11 ltrs›19AExplosive item for Wile E. Coyote3 ltrs›
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