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Answer: PRYOR
PRYOR is a New York Times Crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 12 times.
Meaning
Pryor refers to Richard Pryor, who was a well-known American comedian. He was known for his groundbreaking and thought-provoking stand-up comedy that dealt with social issues and often used profanity. The clue provided is a description of Richard Pryor's style and the quote is a representation of his comedic approach.
Note: The provided meaning of the answer is for the latest New York Times crossword puzzle clue: Recipient of the inaugural Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Explanations are generated by AI and may be inaccurate.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- "Stir Crazy" star
- Comedian Richard
- Funnyman Richard
- "Bustin' Loose" star
- Sen. Mark of Arkansas
- Richard of "Bustin' Loose"
- He played the Wiz in "The Wiz"
- Seinfeld called him "the Picasso of our profession"
- Comic whom Seinfeld called "the Picasso of our profession"
- Recipient of the inaugural Mark Twain Prize for American Humor
- Comic who said "I'm not addicted to cocaine. I just like the way it smells"
- Comedian Richard who wrote "What I'm saying might be profane, but it's also profound"
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