There are plenty of prestigious and well-known record labels that are home to a wide variety of different artists. Today’s NYT Mini Crossword challenges you to uncover another word for a “Record company.”
You don’t want to let this clue stop you from completing the rest of the puzzle, so if you’re stuck, here are some hints and the answer for the “Record company” clue on the Oct. 31 NYT Mini Crossword.
‘Record company’ Oct. 31 NYT Mini Crossword hints
- Hint 1: It ends with the letter “L.”
- Hint 2: He didn’t want to put a _____ on their relationship.
- Hint 3: Can also refer to a small tag on an object that provides key information about it.
- Hint 4: It begins with the letter “L.”
It’s time to reveal the answer, so prepare your best guess before reading any further.
‘Record company’ NYT Mini answer
The solution for the “Record company” clue on the Oct. 31 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle is “LABEL.” This word is commonly used in place of “COMPANY” to refer to a group that focuses on curating and sharing music.
‘Record company’ clue difficulty rating
Both “Record company” and “Record label” are fairly common ways to refer to this type of organization which means the word “LABEL” should generally be a decently easy word to guess. I don’t think it’s super common, but it’s also not a very tricky one to arrive at with the given hint.
With this in mind, I’m giving this clue and its associated solution a three out of five difficulty rating.
All Oct. 31 NYT Mini Crossword clues and answers
Across
Down
- 1A Zippo, nada, nothin’ — ZILCH
- 2A Catherine of “Beetlejuice” — OHARA
- 3A Halloween costume with a cardboard box and aluminum foil — ROBOT
- 4A Tech product details — SPECS
- 5A Sushi fish served cooked — EEL
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