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New York Times
/nuː jɔːrk taɪmz/
Definition
1
A major American daily newspaper founded in 1851, headquartered in New York City, renowned for its comprehensive reporting, investigative journalism, and cultural coverage.
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An influential media outlet often abbreviated as NYT, famous for its crossword puzzles, opinion pages, and digital innovations in news delivery.
Examples
The New York Times finally acknowledged that my hot take on brunch was ahead of its time.
I solved the New York Times crossword in under an hour, only to realize it was the Monday puzzle.
The New York Times food critic gave the new taco truck four stars, dooming it to endless lines forever.
Subscribing to the New York Times means your coffee table doubles as a paperweight museum.