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Like children, ideally, in an old adage … or a hint to a four-letter word hidden in 17-, 32- and 40-Across

The New York Times crossword clue “Like children, ideally, in an old adage … or a hint to a four-letter word hidden in 17-, 32- and 40-Across” answer is SEENANDNOTHEARD. Below is every Crossword, Midi and Mini puzzle date it has appeared in.

ANSWER
15 lettersMost recent: April 28 2026

In the NYT Crossword

This clue appeared in the main New York Times Crossword on these dates:

About this clue

The clue “Like children, ideally, in an old adage … or a hint to a four-letter word hidden in 17-, 32- and 40-Across” resolves to SEENANDNOTHEARD, a 15-letter answer. In the New York Times Crossword, Midi and Mini, the same clue can be reused over the years, sometimes with a different answer — use the dates above to find the exact puzzle you are solving.

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