Feature of this puzzle's circled squares that, when connected by a single line, visually represents 111-Across Crossword Clue Answer

The verified answer to this New York Times crossword clue, with its letter count, appearance history and related clues from the same puzzle.

THE CLUE
“Feature of this puzzle's circled squares that, when connected by a single line, visually represents 111-Across”
THE ANSWER
DOUBLEO

The answer to “Feature of this puzzle's circled squares that, when connected by a single line, visually represents 111-Across” is DOUBLEO.

7 LETTERS66 DOWNAUG 31 2025
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LAST SEENAug 31 2025NYT APPEARANCES1 in our databasePUZZLENYT Crossword
RECENT USAGE IN NYT PUZZLES1 DATES

Every date this clue has appeared, with the answer we verified that day.

NYT Crossword August 31 2025DOUBLEOFull puzzle ›
About this clueThe clue “Feature of this puzzle's circled squares that, when connected by a single line, visually represents 111-Across” most recently appeared in the NYT Crossword on August 31 2025. The verified answer is a 7 letter word. We have tracked this clue 1 time across the NYT Crossword, Mini and Midi puzzles, and the answer above matches the officially published New York Times solution for its latest appearance. Curious about the word itself? Look up Doubleo in our dictionary for definitions, syllables and more.
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