The “Sanctify” clue on the NYT Mini Crossword is one of the trickier ones on the Oct. 10 puzzle. Finding the solution for this hint can be tough, especially if you’re not super familiar with this word.
If you’re stumped by this clue, you’re certainly not alone since I had trouble solving this one too. Here are some hints and the official answer for the “Sancitfy” clue on the Oct. 10 NYT Mini Crossword.
‘Sanctify’ Oct. 10 Mini Crossword hints
- Hint 1: It ends with the letter “S.”
- Hint 2: A synonym for “PRAISE,” “CONSECRATE,” and “WORSHIP.”
- Hint 3: It begins with the letter “B.”
- Hint 4: When someone sneezes you might say “_____” you.
Stop right here if you’re not ready to learn the answer yet because I’m going to reveal it now.
‘Sanctify’ NYT Mini answer
The solution for the “Sancitfy” clue on the Oct. 10 NYT Mini Crossword is “BLESS.” These two words are synonyms that refer to the process of God or some other higher power endowing an individual with an important attribute or thing. “Sanctify” can have a few different definitions depending on the context it’s used in, but this is the one you need to know to associate it with “BLESS.”
‘Sanctify’ clue difficulty rating
The word “Sanctify” has many unique synonyms and meanings which can make solving this hint rather tough. It’s certainly on the trickier side, but not one of the absolute hardest hints I’ve seen. With this in mind, I’m giving the “Sanctify” clue a four out of five difficulty rating.
All Oct. 10 NYT Mini Crossword clues and answers
Across
Down
- 1D Muscle twitch — SPASM
- 2D Plea from a couple of clamoring kids — CAN WE
- 3D Some luxury cars — AUDIS
- 4D Sanctify — BLESS
- 5D Having a lot of “attitude” — SASSY
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