NYT Daily ? September 18, 2025
Shoots for the stars
Answer:
GOESBIG
Hint:
Think of a phrase that encourages taking bold risks or aiming high in ambitions, often used in motivational contexts. It’s a two-word command that starts with "go."
Explanation:
"Shoots for the stars" hints at aiming high or dreaming big, which is where the phrase "goes big" comes in—it’s a casual way to say someone is taking bold action or pursuing ambitious goals. The wordplay ties "shoots" to both literal stars (like in space) and the idea of making a big move, while "goes big" fits as a concise, punchy answer. Think of it like a motivational slogan shortened into a single word: "GOESBIG."
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