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NYT Daily ? October 4, 2025
Type of argument with conflicting accounts
Answer:
HESAIDSHESAID
Hint:
Think of a back-and-forth dispute where each side blames the other, often heard in playgrounds or courtroom dramas.
Explanation:
This clue plays on the phrase "he said, she said," which describes a back-and-forth argument where two sides give opposing versions of the same event. The answer smashes the words together as "HESAIDSHESAID" to fit the crossword’s single-word format. It’s a common idiom in English, often used to highlight conflicting stories or unresolved disputes.
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General solving tip
Match the clue's grammar: plural with plural, past with past. If the clue ends in 's' or uses a past-tense verb, mirror that form in the entry.
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