Drag letters from the pool into “Your Answer”, then reorder them to match the solution.
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Think of how a cat might move when it's trying not to be seen or heard.
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?????: To move quietly and secretly to avoid being noticed.
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The word 'pussyfoot' means to move with caution or stealth, much like a cat. This behavior aligns with the word '?????,' which describes moving quietly to avoid detection.
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Move around quietly, Move while avoiding detection, Move under the cover of darkness, perhaps, Move unobserved, Act shiftily
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The answer to “Pussyfoot” in the New York Times puzzle November 8 2025 is SNEAK. Quite straight and simple! Complete your daily NYT Mini challenge with this solution.
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