35 Across
NYT Daily ? August 29, 2025
Little pieces
Answer:
IOTAS
Hint:
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Explanation:
Iotas" fits "Little pieces" because an iota is a tiny amount or fragment—literally the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet, often used to mean something minuscule. The clue plays on the word’s double meaning: it can refer to both a physical scrap and an almost negligible quantity. Think of phrases like "not one iota of doubt" to see how it hints at something barely there. No tricks here, just a straightforward definition with a touch of linguistic history.
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