PETE is an answer for the NYT Crossword puzzle. Here you can get the history and usage for PETE in NYT Crossword from 1994.
This "PETE" answer was first appeared in "23 Dec 1993" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Sneaky guy? (2)". It was authored by Richard Silvestri. Recently, the "PETE" answer has been used for "12 Dec 2023" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Baseball’s Alonso or Rose". It was authored by Peter Gordon. In the NYT Crossword, this answer has been used most frequently for the hint: "Red Rose (6)". "PETE" appeared 131 times in Shortz Era puzzles. So lets take a look for clue and answer history of "PETE" word.
Date | Grid | Clue | Author |
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12 Dec 2023 | 68A | Baseball’s Alonso or Rose | Peter Gordon |
28 Aug 2023 | 57A | Politico Buttigieg | Brian Callahan |
29 Jul 2023 | 21D | St. ___ (popular spring break locale, informally) | Sam Ezersky |
18 Jul 2023 | 57D | Tennis champ Sampras | Karen and Paul Steinberg |
14 Jun 2023 | 60D | Maravich in the Basketball Hall of Fame | Jennifer Hoelzer |
21 Feb 2023 | 16A | Rose or Rozelle of sports | Daniel Raymon |
5 Jan 2023 | 57D | Politico Buttigieg | Emily Carroll |
2 Oct 2022 | 102D | Name of either brother in a classic Nickelodeon sitcom | Kathy Bloomer |
1 Oct 2022 | 30D | ___ Postlethwaite, whom Spielberg once called “the best actor in the world” | Natan Last |
26 Jun 2022 | 36D | Comic Davidson | Matthew Stock and Finn Vigeland |
16 Jan 2022 | 103D | Davidson of “S.N.L.” | Derrick Niederman |
11 Jan 2022 | 21D | Court great Sampras | Ross Trudeau |
3 Sep 2021 | 48D | Sneaky ___ | Brendan Emmett Quigley and Paolo Pasco |
29 Aug 2021 | 75D | ___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53) | Dory Mintz |
15 Aug 2021 | 73A | ___ the Cat (fictional feline of children’s books) | Aimee Lucido and Ella Dershowitz |
29 Jul 2021 | 20D | Red Rose | Trenton Charlson |
9 May 2021 | 77D | Davidson of “S.N.L.” | Brad Wiegmann |
10 Jun 2020 | 66A | Politician Buttigieg | Amanda Rafkin and Ross Trudeau |
6 Feb 2020 | 59A | Davidson of “S.N.L.” | Jake Halperin |
21 May 2019 | 19A | Rose with 4,256 major-league hits | Evan Kalish |
3 Mar 2019 | 36D | Red Rose | Tony Orbach and Andrea Carla Michaels |
12 Sep 2018 | 7D | Rose no longer seen in fields | Jeffrey Wechsler |
30 May 2018 | 51D | Pistol ___ (Oklahoma State’s mascot) | Sande Milton and Jeff Chen |
9 May 2018 | 33A | Sneaky ___ (trickster) | Jeff Chen |
24 Apr 2018 | 4D | Sessions of Congress | Peter Gordon |
21 Dec 2017 | 27A | St. ___ (site of a spring vacay) | Alex Eaton-Salners |
17 Apr 2017 | 36D | Tennis great Sampras | Peter Gordon |
31 Jan 2016 | 74D | Super Bowl-winning coach Carroll | Yaakov Bendavid |
16 Jan 2016 | 22A | Sessions of Congress | Sean Dobbin |
30 Nov 2015 | 13D | Tennis’s Sampras | Ian Livengood |
10 Oct 2015 | 55D | Rose with many hits | Roland Huget |
7 Jun 2015 | 82D | N.F.L. coach Carroll | Samuel A. Donaldson |
3 May 2015 | 52A | ___ Domenici, longtime New Mexico senator | Dan Schoenholz |
27 Feb 2015 | 15D | Colleague of Don on “Mad Men” | Julian Lim |
2 Jan 2015 | 47D | Best of classic rock | David Steinberg |
22 Oct 2014 | 57D | Basketball legend Maravich | Patrick Blindauer |
14 Nov 2013 | 8D | Officemate of Don and Peggy on “Mad Men” | Tom McCoy |
4 Aug 2012 | 16A | Rose in a field | Jim Page |
23 Jul 2012 | 67A | Tennis’s Sampras | Lynn Lempel |
8 Jun 2012 | 33D | Rose family member | Martin Ashwood-Smith |
19 Mar 2012 | 66A | Rose of the diamond | Jeremy Horwitz |
19 Oct 2011 | 42A | Pistol ___ (Oklahoma State’s mascot) | Patrick Berry |
20 Mar 2011 | 1D | Rose high in some people’s estimation | Brendan Emmett Quigley |
18 Jan 2011 | 52D | “Our Gang” pooch | Gary J. Whitehead |
25 Sep 2010 | 23A | British actor Postlethwaite | Patrick Berry |
8 Dec 2009 | 42A | Tennis player Sampras | Joe Krozel |
2 Nov 2009 | 8D | ___ Best of the pre-Ringo Beatles | Andrea Carla Michaels and Kent Clayton |
15 Oct 2009 | 40A | With 37-Down, seven-time Wimbledon champ | Victor Fleming |
25 Aug 2009 | 69A | Rose who surpassed Cobb | Bob Johnson |
10 Aug 2009 | 5A | Townshend of the Who | Paula Gamache |
17 Jul 2009 | 30D | Rose with a hit record | Doug Peterson and Barry C. Silk |
1 Jul 2009 | 56D | Rose family member | David J. Kahn |
18 Jun 2009 | 52D | Black ___, archnemesis of Mickey Mouse | Patrick Blindauer |
4 Jun 2009 | 34A | With 35-Across, one who has done the circled things, combined, more often than any other major-league player | Peter A. Collins and Joe Krozel |
3 Apr 2009 | 50D | Jim’s partner on “Adam 12” | John Farmer |
11 Jan 2009 | 13D | Fountain in New Orleans | David J. Kahn |
10 Nov 2008 | 45A | Folk singer Seeger | Gail Grabowski |
2 Sep 2008 | 48D | Tampa/St. ___ | Stanley Newman |
10 Jan 2008 | 54D | Townshend of the Who | Elizabeth C. Gorski |
11 Dec 2007 | 62A | Folk singer Seeger | Gail Grabowski |
8 Nov 2007 | 64A | Best of the early Beatles | Paula Gamache |
28 Oct 2007 | 32D | Red Rose | Ben Tausig |
5 Jul 2007 | 24A | Journalist Hamill | Elizabeth C. Gorski |
15 May 2007 | 1A | Baseball’s Rose | John Halverson |
8 May 2007 | 50D | Townshend of the Who | Sarah Keller |
20 Feb 2007 | 72A | Tampa/St. ___ | Jonathan Gersch |
4 Sep 2006 | 61A | Guitarist Townshend | Mike Nothnagel |
1 Aug 2006 | 54D | Tennis ace Sampras | David Sullivan |
17 Jul 2006 | 5A | Singer Seeger | Larry Paul |
30 Jun 2006 | 28D | St. ___ Beach, Fla. | Manny Nosowsky |
23 May 2006 | 58A | With 69-Across, baseball great with 2,165 career runs | Alan Arbesfeld |
24 Apr 2006 | 35A | Seeger of the Weavers | Lynn Lempel |
26 Jan 2006 | 19A | Red Rose, once | Manny Nosowsky |
30 Dec 2005 | 48D | Ex-governor of California ___ Wilson | David Liben-Nowell |
1 Nov 2005 | 61A | Fountain of jazz | Sarah Keller |
30 Aug 2005 | 64A | St. ___, spring break mecca | Leonard Williams |
15 May 2005 | 115A | Basketball star Maravich | Patrick Berry |
4 Apr 2005 | 51D | Red Rose | Christina Houlihan Kelly |
1 Jul 2004 | 13D | Fountain of music | Nancy Kavanaugh |
31 Mar 2004 | 38A | Townshend of the Who | Randy Sowell |
18 Mar 2004 | 44A | Folk singer Seeger | Lee Glickstein and Nancy Salomon |
3 Jan 2004 | 43A | Fountain in New Orleans | James M. and James C. Jenista |
21 Jul 2003 | 15A | Sampras or Rose | Andrea Carla Michaels |
12 Jul 2003 | 24A | Red Rose | Manny Nosowsky |
29 Jun 2003 | 115A | “The Mod Squad” role | Rich Norris |
9 Apr 2003 | 21A | Football exec Rozelle | Greg Staples |
29 Jan 2003 | 16A | Our Gang pooch | Fred Piscop |
29 Jul 2002 | 62A | Tennis great Sampras | Peter Gordon |
15 Feb 2002 | 58A | Rose in a field | Sherry O. Blackard |
19 Jan 2002 | 13D | Journalist Hamill | Gilbert H. Ludwig |
4 Sep 2001 | 41D | Tennis ace Sampras | Randall J. Hartman |
8 Aug 2001 | 65A | Rose by another name? | Sam Bellotto Jr. |
23 Jul 2001 | 60A | Townshend of the Who | Ethan Cooper |
17 Jul 2001 | 36D | Tampa-St. ___ | Fred Piscop |
16 Jul 2001 | 47A | Red Rose | Peter Gordon |
13 Jul 2001 | 3D | “Our Gang” dog | Manny Nosowsky |
13 Jun 2001 | 33D | Best of the Beatles | Nick Grivas |
29 Apr 2001 | 130D | Officer Malloy of “Adam 12” | Elizabeth C. Gorski |
26 Mar 2001 | 44A | Singer Seeger | Gregory E. Paul |
21 Feb 2001 | 22A | St. ___ (spring break spot) | Karen Hodge |
13 Nov 2000 | 67A | Townshend of the Who | Peter Gordon |
3 Nov 2000 | 63A | Lt. ___ Mitchell (Tom Cruise’s “Top Gun” role) | Joe DiPietro |
26 Jun 2000 | 4D | Townshend of the Who | Peter Gordon |
31 Dec 1999 | 68A | St. ___ (fine beach locale) | Peter Gordon |
18 Aug 1999 | 63A | Red Rose, once | Nancy Salomon |
14 Jun 1999 | 13D | N.F.L.’s ___ Rozelle Award | Norma Steinberg |
24 May 1999 | 42A | Sampras of tennis | Gregory E. Paul |
15 Apr 1999 | 35D | Tennis’s Sampras | Cathy Millhauser |
13 Dec 1998 | 58A | Seeger of song | Richard Silvestri |
27 Aug 1998 | 12D | St. ___ (vacation spot) | Henry Hook |
20 Jul 1998 | 28A | Tennis’s Sampras | Mary E. Brindamour |
17 Feb 1998 | 16A | California Gov. Wilson | Mark Elliot Skolsky |
10 Feb 1998 | 63D | Tennis’s Sampras | John Greenman |
18 Nov 1997 | 62A | Journalist Hamill | Peter Gordon |
11 Oct 1997 | 9D | “Our Gang” pooch | Fred Piscop |
9 Oct 1997 | 67A | Townshend of the Who | Cathy Millhauser |
21 Jan 1997 | 64A | Baseball’s Rose | T. W. Schier |
18 Dec 1996 | 37D | Gov. Wilson | M. W. Perry |
25 Aug 1996 | 95D | Best of the Beatles | R. Silvestri |
12 Aug 1996 | 51D | Hall-of-Famer Maravich | J. R. Bender |
28 Apr 1996 | 64D | N.F.L.’s___ Rozelle Award | D. C. Baldwin |
27 Mar 1996 | 40D | Tennis’s Sampras | R. J. Hartman |
9 Mar 1996 | 54D | A Rose by another name | R. Norris |
20 Aug 1995 | 37D | St. ___ (vacationer’s mecca) | Cathy Millhauser |
2 May 1995 | 57D | Much is done for his sake | Susan Smith |
31 Jul 1994 | 42D | Sneaky guy? | Richard Silvestri |
17 May 1994 | 43A | Reds’ Rose | Harvey Estes |
20 Feb 1994 | 90A | Governor Wilson | Harvey Estes |
5 Feb 1994 | 27D | St. ___ (vacation spot) | Rand H. Burns |
26 Dec 1993 | 96A | Tennis’s Sampras | Tom Underhill |
23 Dec 1993 | 37A | Sneaky guy? | Richard Silvestri |
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