INOT is an answer for the NYT Crossword puzzle. Here you can get the history and usage for INOT in NYT Crossword from 1994.
This "INOT" answer was first appeared in "25 Jan 2009" NYT Crossword for the hint of "“How could ___?” (3)". It was authored by Michael Torch. Recently, the "INOT" answer has been used for "6 Dec 2023" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Having gone to an extra period, for short". It was authored by Peter A. Collins and Bruce Haight. "INOT" appeared 18 times in Shortz Era puzzles. So lets take a look for clue and answer history of "INOT" word.
| Date | Grid | Clue | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Dec 2023 | 57D | Having gone to an extra period, for short | Peter A. Collins and Bruce Haight |
| 2 Dec 2023 | 55A | Beyond regulation, for short | Royce Ferguson |
| 7 May 2022 | 2D | Playing past regulation, informally | Rachel Fabi |
| 27 Apr 2022 | 59A | Playing extra minutes, briefly | Alex Bajcz |
| 16 Dec 2020 | 65A | Beyond regulation, briefly | Ed Salners and Alex Eaton-Salners |
| 9 Jan 2020 | 44A | How tied N.F.L. games are resolved, for short | Alex Eaton-Salners |
| 2 Sep 2019 | 38D | How some exciting N.B.A. games are won | Zhouqin Burnikel |
| 4 Jul 2019 | 18D | How a tie may be broken, in brief | Jim Hilger |
| 12 Mar 2017 | 47A | Playing a fifth N.F.L. period, say | Alan Arbesfeld |
| 9 Feb 2017 | 60D | Past the regulation period, informally | Ross Trudeau |
| 4 Feb 2016 | 54D | Playing extra minutes, for short | Jeff Chen |
| 23 Oct 2015 | 48D | Playing past regulation, informally | Evan Birnholz |
| 31 Jul 2014 | 7D | “How could ___?” | Jill Denny and Jeff Chen |
| 19 Jan 2014 | 90D | Trying to break a tie, say | Dan Schoenholz |
| 28 Nov 2013 | 58D | Playing longer than expected, for short | Loren Muse Smith and Jeff Chen |
| 7 Jul 2013 | 84D | How some N.F.L. games are resolved | Joel Fagliano |
| 9 Aug 2010 | 56A | “How could ___?” | David Poole |
| 25 Jan 2009 | 46A | “How could ___?” | Michael Torch |
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