Wednesday: Which One is Right? - 22 May 2024 New York Times Crossword

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[@joshprobably]

weird audio artifacts from 11:36 - love your videos!

[@seanfraser9162]

(from the wings) 'An object at rest remains at rest, and an object in motion remains in motion at constant speed and in a straight line unless acted on by an unbalanced force.' -wiki

[@andrewivo]

In Philly wit or witout always indicates the onions. you would order a “cheesesteak wit” or “cheesesteak witout” misspelling intentional to match the pronunciation. If you want to specify your cheese to make sure you get Wiz you could say “Wiz wit”

[@mckernan603]

Aix-en-Provence pronounced as /eks/ nice work!

[@TheImpalaRider]

this was a surprisingly approachable one eta: he missed the official musician of the crossword!

[@adamventures13]

I thought of a hundred different version of cheese whiz before putting in onion! Hah

[@SethWilson]

The themes answers were a little tricky for me at first, but otherwise yeah it wasn’t too bad!

[@ericisconfused]

DONEE really threw me. It was my last fill today

[@RayGrantTZMS]

Same here. I had DO_EE and ALE_E (I’m not that familiar with the Idaho panhandle, even if Coeur d’Alene is a satellite city of Spokane). So I did what I always do when I’m down to one letter: I tapped my way through the alphabet (or keyboard) until the music came on. The only downside to that method is when you’ve entered every possible letter and nothing happens, which means something else is wrong.

[@rach6088]

eire is pronouced air-ah btw