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NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Sunday, Dec. 28: The Year Is Unclear

The year is needed to identify the NYT Mini for Sunday, Dec. 28. Available search results do not confirm its clues or answers.
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The title “Sunday, Dec. 28” does not identify a specific NYT Mini Crossword: the year matters, and the available results point to different dates and puzzles. No Sunday answer grid can be confirmed from the information available here.

Why the date needs a year

December 28 falls on different weekdays in different years. A search result for December 28, 2024, describes a Saturday puzzle, not the Sunday puzzle named in the title. An indexed Forbes result published December 28, 2025, refers in its excerpt to a Sunday, December 28 puzzle, but the clue-and-answer list displayed with that result is for Monday, December 29. These results do not establish the target Sunday grid. Forbes search result

Do not use the adjacent Monday answers

The displayed list for Monday, December 29, 2025, is not evidence for Sunday, December 28. In particular, the clue about “a knot for the present” belongs to that adjacent Monday puzzle; it should not be treated as a Sunday clue.

How to find the right puzzle

  1. Confirm the year meant by “Sunday, Dec. 28.”

  2. Check the NYT Games puzzle for that exact date, or use a directly attributable answer source that clearly identifies the same Sunday and year.

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  3. Compare the puzzle date before relying on any clue list; a nearby search result may refer to another day or year.

The NYT Mini is a compact crossword. Forbes describes a typical grid as 5 by 5, with three to five clues in each direction on most days. Forbes also reports that the Mini and its archive require an NYT Games subscription; that is secondary-source context, not confirmation of NYT’s current access terms. Forbes search result

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