Verb in each of the first three sentences of the Gettysburg Address NYT Crossword Clue

By Emre Parlak / November 14, 2025

Crossword Answer

1 ? A

2 ? R

3 ? E

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Hint 1

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Think of a small but essential word that connects subjects to their states of being in a historic speech.

Hint 2

meaning

Reveal Hint

'???' is the present tense plural form of the verb 'to be,' used to link subjects with their complements.

Hint 3

explanation

Reveal Hint

In the Gettysburg Address, each of the first three sentences contains the verb '???,' which connects subjects to their complements. The clue requires knowledge of this famous speech by Abraham Lincoln, where '???' appears as a linking verb.

Hint 4

another clue

Reveal Hint

“___ you sure about that?”, Equal, in a story problem, “___ you sure?”, "Our Lips ___ Sealed" (hit by the Go-Go's), "And you ___ …?"

NYT Crossword November 14 2025 Answers

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1 ? P
2 ? A
3 ? L
4 ? E
5 ? O
6 ? D
7 ? I
8 ? E
9 ? T
10 ? C
11 ? H
12 ? A
13 ? O
14 ? S
15 ? O
? P
? E
? N
? C
? A
? S
? E
? S
16 ? P
? E
? N
? N
? E
17 ? G
? I
? N
? G
? E
? R
? A
? L
? E
18 ? R
? A
? T
? E
? S
19 ? S
? T
? A
? L
? K
20 ? S
? T
21 ? S
22 ? P
? I
? T
? A
23 ? G
? O
? A
24 ? T
25 ? S
? I
26 ? D
27 ? R
? I
? M
28 ? G
29 ? O
30 ? F
? E
? T
? C
? H
31 ? E
? N
? D
32 ? G
? A
? M
? E
33 ? O
? R
? E
34 ? S
? A
? A
35 ? G
36 ? G
? R
? A
? C
? E
? S
37 ? S
? E
? E
38 ? P
39 ? D
? W
? E
40 ? L
? L
41 ? L
? I
? F
? E
42 ? S
? O
? D
? O
43 ? N
? E
44 ? T
? I
? E
45 ? R
46 ? S
? E
? E
47 ? I
? C
? E
? D
? A
? M
48 ? S
49 ? S
? L
? E
50 ? E
? T
? E
? D
51 ? P
? O
? R
52 ? P
? I
? C
53 ? T
? A
? L
? L
54 ? G
? O
? T
55 ? H
56 ? A
? R
57 ? E
58 ? D
? A
? V
59 ? I
60 ? D
61 ? I
? K
? E
? A
62 ? S
63 ? A
? D
64 ? D
? I
? T
? I
? V
? E
65 ? S
66 ? R
? I
? A
? L
? S
67 ? M
? I
? N
? E
? C
? R
? A
? F
? T
68 ? L
? E
? M
? O
? N
69 ? S
? E
? A
? S
? H
? A
? N
? T
? Y

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Clue Analysis

The answer to “Verb in each of the first three sentences of the Gettysburg Address” in the New York Times puzzle November 14 2025 is ARE. Quite straight and simple! Complete your daily NYT Mini challenge with this solution.

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A: The most common and recent 3-letter answer for "Verb in each of the first three sentences of the Gettysburg Address" is ARE.

A: In the Gettysburg Address, each of the first three sentences contains the verb 'are,' which connects subjects to their complements. The clue requires knowledge of this famous speech by Abraham Lincoln, where 'are' appears as a linking verb.

A: This clue was last seen in the NYT Crossword on November 14, 2025.

A: 'Are' is the present tense plural form of the verb 'to be,' used to link subjects with their complements.

A: “___ you sure about that?”, Equal, in a story problem, “___ you sure?”, "Our Lips ___ Sealed" (hit by the Go-Go's), "And you ___ …?"

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