KITES is an answer for the NYT Crossword puzzle. Here you can get the history and usage for KITES in NYT Crossword from 1994.
This "KITES" answer was first appeared in "25 May 1997" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Wind-up toys? (3)". It was authored by Cathy Millhauser. Recently, the "KITES" answer has been used for "9 Dec 2023" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Toys with strings". It was authored by Doug Peterson and Christina Iverson. "KITES" appeared 22 times in Shortz Era puzzles. So lets take a look for clue and answer history of "KITES" word.
| Date | Grid | Clue | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 Dec 2023 | 29D | Toys with strings | Doug Peterson and Christina Iverson |
| 21 Oct 2023 | 24A | Some beach fliers | Kelly Morenus |
| 14 Mar 2022 | 28D | Toys with tails | Stephen Hiltner |
| 1 Dec 2019 | 113A | Wind-up toys? | Patrick Merrell |
| 1 Feb 2014 | 38A | Sky boxes? | Will Nediger |
| 12 Aug 2013 | 52D | Toys with tails | Daniel Raymon |
| 26 May 2013 | 100D | Long-tailed beach fliers | Joon Pahk and Jeremy Horwitz |
| 17 Dec 2010 | 37D | High-strung items? | Patrick Berry |
| 4 Apr 2007 | 31D | Symbols of highness | Bette Sue Cohen |
| 22 Jul 2004 | 58A | Toys sometimes stuck in trees | Greg Staples |
| 27 Feb 2004 | 6D | Ones that are strung along? | Myles Callum |
| 14 Jan 2002 | 15A | Wind-borne toys | Michael Shteyman |
| 16 Dec 2001 | 79D | Toys with tails | Fred Piscop |
| 30 Mar 2001 | 20A | They may come with strings attached | Manny Nosowsky |
| 8 Oct 2000 | 48A | Toys with runners | Richard Silvestri |
| 12 Mar 2000 | 79A | Sky boxes, perhaps | Elizabeth C. Gorski |
| 23 Jan 2000 | 34D | Hawks’ kin | Joe DiPietro |
| 26 Jan 1999 | 51D | Toys with tails | Brendan Emmett Quigley |
| 23 Mar 1998 | 29D | Toys with tails | Randall J. Hartman |
| 30 Jan 1998 | 23D | Swallow-tailed birds | Martin Ashwood-Smith |
| 28 Nov 1997 | 4D | Wind-up toys? | Ed Pegg Jr. |
| 25 May 1997 | 120A | Wind-up toys? | Cathy Millhauser |
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