Body part that can be held with one hand, but not both NYT Crossword Clue
The answer is ELBOW. ELBOW refers to the hinge-like joint between the upper arm and the forearm — the point where the humerus meets the radius and ulna. In everyday language it’s the part you bend when you flex your arm.
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers – 11th August 2025
If you got stuck somewhere else in today’s Mini, you’re not alone. The 11th August 2025, puzzle came packed with clever wordplay and a punchy grid. Here’s a quick run down for solvers who want to double-check their work
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| Airline with Sky Club lounges | Show |
| Body part that can be held with one hand, but not both | Show |
| Get an “F” on | Show |
| Subdued | Show |
| Ramsey of “The Last of Us” | Show |
| Collection of Facebook photos | Show |
| Building material for the Washington Monument | Show |
| “Red-tailed” or “red-shouldered” bird | Show |
| Masterful | Show |
NYT Mini Crossword
The NYT Mini Crossword is a daily puzzle offered by The New York Times as a smaller, quicker version of its standard crossword. It typically features a 5x5 grid (compared to the standard 15x15) and has simpler clues, making it an ideal option for crossword enthusiasts looking for a quick challenge.
The puzzle usually takes less than 10 minutes to complete, making it perfect for short breaks. The NYT Mini Crossword has become widely popular for its easy accessibility and daily consistency, offering a daily brain teaser for both beginners and seasoned solvers. It’s available for free online and on the NYT Crossword app.
