Two-syllable woman's name that becomes a one-syllable woman's name if you drop the last letter
The New York Times crossword clue “Two-syllable woman's name that becomes a one-syllable woman's name if you drop the last letter” answer is JOANN. Below is every Crossword, Midi and Mini puzzle date it has appeared in.
In the NYT Crossword
This clue appeared in the main New York Times Crossword on these dates:
About this clue
The clue “Two-syllable woman's name that becomes a one-syllable woman's name if you drop the last letter” resolves to JOANN, a 5-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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