The answer to “Cranks (out)” in the NYT crossword for August 16, 2024 is CHURNS (Down 5). We welcome you to visit us daily for updated answers to this famous, world-renowned crossword. NYT crosswords are a great way to improve your mind wellness and focusing abilities.
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