Completely lost … or where the now-idiomatic answer to each italicized clue has a literal meaning Crossword Clue Answer

This is the latest matching NYT Crossword occurrence of the 5-letter Across clue "Completely lost … or where the now-idiomatic answer to each italicized clue has a literal meaning", from Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Reveal the answer at your pace, then use the full grid below to check crossing entries. Earlier appearances are tracked below when available.

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The answer to "Completely lost … or where the now-idiomatic answer to each italicized clue has a literal meaning" is ATSEA (5 letters).

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This clue appeared in NYT Crossword on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Use the full puzzle page to review every Across and Down clue.