NYT Crossword Answers for Sunday, November 8, 2026
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Company whose name took off as a verb in the 2020s Crossword Clue Answer
This is the latest matching NYT Crossword occurrence of the 4-letter Across clue "Company whose name took off as a verb in the 2020s", from Sunday, November 8, 2026. Reveal the answer at your pace, then use the full grid below to check crossing entries. Earlier appearances are tracked below when available.
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The answer to "Company whose name took off as a verb in the 2020s" is ZOOM (4 letters).
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This clue appeared in NYT Crossword on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Use the full puzzle page to review every Across and Down clue.