There are many different ways you can say goodbye and the “Work email sign-off” clue on the Oct. 4 NYT Mini Crossword challenges you to uncover one specific word for doing so. Since there are so many viable options, this can be a tricky clue to solve.
If you just can’t think of the right way to say goodbye for this clue, here are some hints and the official solution to help you complete the “Work email sign-off” clue on the Oct. 4 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle.
‘Work email sign-off’ NYT Oct. 4 Mini Crossword hints
- Hint 1: It ends with the letter “T.”
- Hint 2: Another word for “FINEST” and “GREATEST.”
- Hint 3: An anagram for this word is “BETS.”
- Hint 4: I wish you the “____.”
It’s time to reveal the answer, so don’t proceed until you’re ready to solve this clue.
‘Work email sign-off’ NYT Mini answer
The solution for the Oct. 4 NYT Mini Crossword clue “Work email sign-off” is “BEST.” This is one of many ways you can end an email and is usually followed by your name. “BEST” can be used in place of other words like “SINCERELY” and “REGARDS” to bring your email to a conclusion.
‘Work email sign-off’ clue difficulty rating
There are so many different ways you can end an email, so finding the right one based on the “Work email sign-off” clue is rather tricky. The solution itself isn’t a tough word, but narrowing it down to the right one isn’t easy.
I don’t think this is one of the absolute toughest hints I’ve seen on the NYT Mini Crossword, but it’s certainly more difficult than the average one. With this in mind, I’m giving the “Work email sign-off” clue a four out of five difficulty rating.
All Oct. 4 NYT Mini Crossword clues and answers
Across
- 1A What lanternfish can do, using organs called photophores — GLOW
- 5A Channel with “Vanderpump Rules” and “Below Deck” — BRAVO
- 6A Consumed — EATEN
- 7A Really need a bath — STINK
- 8A Change for a twenty — TENS
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Once you complete the Oct. 4 NYT Mini Crossword, you can move on to working on other word games. There are lots of great options to choose from, but I suggest starting with the LA Times and the Washington Post if you’re looking for more simple crossword fun.
