Tiny Pains When Giving Blood Nyt Crossword (2024)

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The answer is acing.

Nickname for the N.F.L.'s Giants

The answer is Gmen.

60D. The [Nasdaq alternative] is N.Y.S.E., short for New York Stock Exchange. I notice that Nasdaq isn't completely capitalized like many acronyms.

18A. The king in the clue “What a king might sit on?” is a mattress, and the answer is SLATS.

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Founded by John B. Day and Jim Mutrie in 1883, the Giants were originally dubbed the New York Gothams. So, how did they come to be known as the Giants? An apocryphal story links the origin of their current nickname to Mutrie, who served as the club's first manager.

The Giants' legal name is “The New York Football Giants” to distinguish them from the New York Giants baseball team, which played in New York from 1885-1957 before moving to San Francisco.

The word Nephilim is loosely translated as giants in some translations of the Hebrew Bible, but left untranslated in others. According to Genesis 7:23, the Nephilim were destroyed in the Flood, but Nephilim are reported after the Flood, including: The Anakim. The Amorites.

“What it's not, in a saying,” solves to ROCKET SCIENCE and BRAIN SURGERY. 54A. This clue's wording misled me, I think, because I recognized the entry right away once I had enough letters from crossing entries (and it's the height of football season, to boot).

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Okra is synonymous with Southern cooking. It is often fried or used in the popular Southern dish, gumbo. What is so interesting about okra, is the fact it is actually a seed pod.

noun. cru·​ci·​ver·​bal·​ist. ˌkrüsəˈvərbələ̇st. : a person skillful in creating or solving crossword puzzles.

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In short, scoring is the creation of a crease in a piece of paper that will allow it to fold easier and result in a better looking line. This is achieved by creating a ridge in the paper with an indentation device, and that ridge is where the fold line will occur.

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