Looking for an answer for one of today’s clues in the daily crossword? Everyone is bound to encounter a clue or two that stumps them, no matter how much knowledge they have. When that happens, looking up the answer may be the only solution. If you’re stuck on one of today’s clues and don’t know the answer, we’ve got you covered with the answer below.
It is important to note that crossword clues can have more than one answer, or the hint can refer to different words in other puzzles. For that reason, you may find multiple answers below. In that case, you should count the letters you have on your grid for the hint, and pick the appropriate one. We list all the possible known answers for the Seat holders crossword clue to help you solve the puzzle.
Seat Holders Crossword Clue
The answer to the Seat holders crossword clue is:
- INS (3 letters)
The clue and answer(s) above was last seen on March 20, 2022 in the LA Times. It can also appear across various crossword publications, including newspapers and websites around the world like New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Universal and more.
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Crossword Puzzle Tips and Trivia
Pay attention to plurals and tenses
If a clue has a plural noun, the clue will likely be plural as well. Similarly, if a clue is in the past tense (gave, made, etc.), the answer will also be in the past tense. It’s common to get confused if you think you know the answer but it won’t fit in the box. Try adding an “s” to the answer if it’s supposed to be the plural form of the word.
When was the first crossword puzzle invented?
The first known published crossword puzzle was created by a journalist by the name of Arthur Wynne from Liverpool, and Wynne is credited at the inventory of crossword puzzles. The crossword appeared on December 21, 1913 in New York World. Crosswords became a regular weekly feature in New York World, and other publications such as the Pittsburgh Press and The Boston Globe later picked them up.
For more crossword clue answers, you can check out our website’s Crossword section.
