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Answer: GODOT
GODOT is a New York Times Crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 28 times.
Meaning
Godot refers to the title character in Samuel Beckett's play "Waiting for Godot." The character of Godot never actually appears in the play, which adds to the overall theme of waiting and anticipation.
Note: The provided meaning of the answer is for the latest New York Times crossword puzzle clue: One arriving tomorrow, supposedly. Explanations are generated by AI and may be inaccurate.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- "Waiting for ___"
- Beckett's no-show
- Beckett title name
- Estragon expected him
- Object of a vain wait
- One who's waited upon
- Noted object of a wait
- Beckett's "Waiting for ___"
- Beckett title character
- No-show in a Beckett play
- Never-seen title character
- What some waiters never see?
- Classic Becket play, informally
- Samuel Beckett's "En attendant ___"
- One arriving tomorrow, supposedly
Recent usage in crossword puzzles
- New York Times - January 5, 2024
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- New York Times - September 11, 2019
- New York Times - April 12, 2019
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