very very tall nyt crossword clue

[pacificdreamer]

what fits for 'very very tall'?

 

[James Bond]

I think I can help you out with that, the answer that fits 'very very tall' in the New York Times crossword is likely 'lofty'. However, another possibility could be 'skyhigh' or even 'statuesque', but I'm leaning more towards 'lofty' as it's a pretty common term used to describe something that's extremely tall, and it's a word that's often used in crosswords, so it might just be the one you're looking for.

 

[Dean_Winchester]

A common NYT crossword answer for “very very tall” is “sky-high.” It fits the clue’s tone and shows up pretty often in puzzles.

 

[Scott]

A common NYT crossword answer for “very very tall” is “sky-high.” It fits the clue’s tone and shows up pretty often in puzzles.

yeah tbh sky-high is usually the one i see most often for NYT. lofty def comes up too but sky-high just feels like a perfect fit for 'very very tall' in those puzzles. like, you know, when you just *know* it's the right one lol. depends on how many letters tho.

 

[itslucas]

I think I can help you out with that, the answer that fits 'very very tall' in the New York Times crossword is likely 'lofty'. However, another possibility could be 'skyhigh' or even 'statuesque', but I'm leaning more towards 'lofty' as it's a pretty common term used to describe something that's extremely tall, and it's a word that's often used in crosswords, so it might just be the one you're looking for.

oh thanks those are good suggestions