NYT Midi Answers for Wednesday, September 30, 2026
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Dessert slice that a Trivial Pursuit game token resembles Crossword Clue Answer
This is the latest matching NYT Midi occurrence of the 3-letter Across clue "Dessert slice that a Trivial Pursuit game token resembles", from Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Reveal the answer at your pace, then use the full grid context below to check related entries. Earlier appearances are tracked below when available.
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What is the answer to the crossword clue "Dessert slice that a Trivial Pursuit game token resembles"?
The answer to "Dessert slice that a Trivial Pursuit game token resembles" is PIE (3 letters).
Where did the crossword clue "Dessert slice that a Trivial Pursuit game token resembles" appear?
This clue appeared in NYT Midi on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Use the full puzzle page to review every Across and Down clue.