Drag letters from the pool into “Your Answer”, then reorder them to match the solution.
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Think of a trendy way to say something is totally finished, often used in casual conversations.
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?????: Slang for completely finished or done with.
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The clue uses two informal terms, 'finito' and 'kaput,' both meaning something is finished or broken. '?????' is a slang term that similarly means something is completely done or over.
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UZI
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ORZO
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ONION
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AZT
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MATZO
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ALARM
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ZORA
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DISSECT
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NOISE
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AGER
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YURI
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RUST
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CAPER
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SARIS
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ANY
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CNN
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OTOE
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The answer to “Finito or kaput” in the New York Times puzzle November 19 2025 is DUNZO. Quite straight and simple! Complete your daily NYT Mini challenge with this solution.
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