One of the trickier clues you need to solve on today’s NYT Mini Crossword is “Moving day sticker.” This is an easy hint to get stumped by, but it runs through the middle of the puzzle, which means it’s important to solve.
Here are some hints and the official answer for the “Moving day sticker” clue on the Nov. 4 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle.
‘Moving day sticker’ Nov. 4 NYT Mini Crossword hints
- Hint 1: It starts with the letter “L.”
- Hint 2: This word can also be used to refer to a record company.
- Hint 3: You can purchase a _____ maker to print your own.
- Hint 4: It rhymes with “MABEL” and “CABLE.”
I’m going to reveal the answer now, so don’t read on until you’re ready to see if you got it right.
‘Moving day sticker’ NYT Mini answer
The solution for the “Moving day sticker” clue on the Nov. 4 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle is “LABEL.” In the moving process, most people “LABEL” all their boxes of goods to make unpacking easier and more efficient.
‘Moving day sticker’ clue difficulty rating
This clue is pretty clever since it made me fairly stumped, but the solution makes perfect sense. It’s not one of the absolute toughest hints I’ve seen, but it’s certainly on the more difficult side in comparison to most daily clues.
With this in mind, I’m giving the “Moving day sticker” hint and the “LABEL” solution a four out of five difficulty rating. It can get tougher than this, but not by much.
All Nov. 4 NYT Mini Crossword clues and answers
Across
- 1A Comedy club hosts, for short — MCS
- 4A Make very happy — ELATE
- 7A Moving day sticker — LABEL
- 8A With 5-Down, group loaded with superstars — DREAM
- 9A The third and fourth wrong guesses in hangman, maybe — ARMS
Down
- 1A Vulcan mind — (Spock specialty) — MELD
- 2D Red Cross founder Barton — CLARA
- 3D Sword for a pirate — SABER
- 5D See 8-Across — TEAM
- 6D Stately shade trees — ELM
Best games like the NYT Mini Crossword
If you’re still in the mood to work through additional puzzles, there are lots of similar word games worth trying. You might enjoy tackling the crossword puzzles over at the LA Times and Washington Post if you’re seeking new clues to solve. For something new and different, it’s also worth trying Strands and Spelling Bee since both games are word games with unique twists.
