Parched NYT Crossword Clue

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The most common and recent 4-letter answer for "Parched" is ARID.

The word 'parched' describes a state of extreme dryness or thirst, often used to describe land or a person's throat. 'Dry' is a synonym for this condition, capturing the absence of moisture.

Dry means free from moisture or lacking wetness.

Boring, lifeless, Like a desert climate, Decidedly dry, Like most of Nevada, Like a desert's climate

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The 4-letter answer to “Parched” in the NYT Crossword May 3 2026 is ARID.

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