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Lincoln in NYC, e.g. WSJ Crossword Clue

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Answer CTR
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Puzzle WSJ Crossword - February 6 2026
Answer CTR
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Puzzle WSJ Crossword - April 1 2025
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The most common and recent 3-letter answer for "Lincoln in NYC, e.g." is CTR.
The clue refers to Lincoln Center, a famous cultural complex in New York City. 'Lincoln' is a reference to this center, and 'e.g.' suggests an abbreviation or example, leading to 'CTR' for 'Center.'
CTR is an abbreviation for 'Center,' often used in names of places or organizations.
Football snapper: Abbr., Hiker to a QB: Abbr., Rockefeller in NYC or Kennedy in D.C., Basketball position for a team's tallest player, usually: Abbr., Convention bldg., in a mailing address
WSJ Crossword - February 6 2026 - WSJ Crossword - April 1 2025

The clue “Lincoln in NYC, e.g.” is a classic crossword staple, frequently appearing in puzzles like the WSJ crossword. For the puzzle dated February 6 2026, the definitive 3-letter answer is: CTR.

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