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FLORIDA RESORT Crossword clue

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Florida resort (5)

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' florida resort ' is the definition. (I've seen this before) This is the entire clue.

(Other definitions for miami that I've seen before include "Floridian city" , "Resort city in SE Florida" , "state" , "Prejudice in favour of one person or thing" , "Popular city in SE Florida" .)

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Clue: Fla. resort

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Tourist destination in Baja California Sur NYT Crossword Clue

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TOURIST DESTINATION IN BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR NYT

• CABOSANLUCAS

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Tourist destination in Baja California Sur NYT Crossword

We solved the clue 'Tourist destination in Baja California Sur' which last appeared on May 11, 2024 in a N.Y.T crossword puzzle and had twelve letters. The one solution we have is shown below. Similar clues are also included in case you ended up here searching only a part of the clue text.

• Tourist destination in Baja California Sur

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• CABOSANLUCAS

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Pixar Box Set

Avery Gee Katz makes an animated Times debut.

By Caitlin Lovinger

Jump to: Tricky Clues | Today’s Theme

SUNDAY PUZZLE — Joel Fagliano, in his print introduction to this grid, writes: “Avery Gee Katz, of Santa Clara, Calif., is a user experience designer at a software company. She comes from a puzzle-loving family — the first crossword she ever made was a Father’s Day present for her dad. A diligent constructor, she worked and reworked this puzzle for months, ultimately ending up with 19 versions of the grid. You’re solving version #16!”

The figure of 19 versions is a wild statistic, and the fact that this is Ms. Katz’s first effort for The Times really blows my mind! It’s an inspired concept, beautifully executed.

Today’s Theme

The title of this puzzle, “Pixar Box Set,” lays its theme on the table: It’s a series of seven rebuses, each the name of a Pixar production. Solvers who love this company’s movies , which I believe and hope is a substantial population, will romp around this puzzle looking for their favorites. I felt a little bit like I was at a party where the only person I knew was always in another room — as if the films that came to mind were avoiding me on purpose! — so I’m providing a bit more detail on how to find the theme entries. Skip the next paragraph if you still want to experience the thrill of the hunt.

Each rebus occupies one square in the puzzle, at the intersections of 11-Down and 25-Across, 27-Down and 35-Across, 57-Down and 61-Across, 62-Down and 85-Across, 67-Down and 96-Across, 98-Down and 98-Across, and 100-Down and 117-Across.

Even though I didn’t immediately have a mental list of films to draw from, I recognized most of these films as I was solving. But they are hidden extremely well, with no indication in the clues of which entries contain a part of the “box set,” so I found myself wondering in several places if I might need a rebus (and, in one case, not realizing I did). I first realized the theme where 57-Down, “Two-family dwelling,” crossed 61-Across, “Cloud nine, so to speak.” With some letters from other entries in place, I knew the right answers here: D UP LEX and E UP HORIA. Neither fit until I squeezed UP into a single square. Remember UP?

“Oh boy,” I said to myself. This realization suddenly made sense of another spot in the puzzle: the intersection of 11-Down, “Prominent figure at the Academy Awards,” and 25-Across, “Original host of MTV’S ‘Total Request Live.’” That’s the kind of trivia I know, but I couldn’t make anything fit correctly until I put CARS in one square, thereby making OS CAR S TATUES and CARS ON DALY possible.

After this, I was able to recognize four more movie titles as I stumbled through the rest of the theme clues. There is one, however, that honestly stumped me, at the intersection of 27-Down and 35-Across. I didn’t have a good idea for 27-Down, “Certain streaming library,” even with a number of the crossing letters filled in. And, at 35-Across, I was actually satisfied with an incorrect entry: For “Tourist destination in Baja California Sur,” I accepted “Cabo Sands,” even though I know full well the correct answer. That’s CABO SAN LUCA S; the “Certain streaming library” is HU LU CA TALOG, and the movie in question is about a preteen sea monster off the Italian Riviera .

Tricky Clues

38A. I love this summery little pun clue. “Band shirts?” solves to TUBE TOPS.

49A. Because this is a longer entry, I thought it might have a rebus square, but finally realized it’s a music factoid. “Lady Gaga, vis a vis Billie Eilish, e.g.,” solves to LABELMATE — they are both on the Interscope Records label.

108A. This entry almost seems like a wink to how today’s theme is presented. The “Picture book with characters like Odlaw, Wizard Whitebeard and Woof” is WHERE’S WALDO, which first obsessed readers in the 1990s and remains instantly recognizable.

8D/10D/15D. This is a run of top-tier misdirecting clues in rapid succession, and each one flew right over my head at first. At 8D, “Focus for a pitching scout,” I thought I was clever by thinking of advertising, not baseball. Instead, think of camping — the answer is a TENT. At 10D, “Jet setting” is not a hangar or a spaceship’s launchpad; it’s a HOT TUB, with water jets. And, at 15D, “School group” has nothing to do with fish — it’s simply a GRADE.

72D. I couldn’t put my finger on this term for some reason, and then I couldn’t remember if this clue is rooted in an urban legend or not. “Van Halen’s contract once had one that specified no brown M&M’s” is a reference to a RIDER, and it was real .

97D. This is hyperspecific trivia you either know, or don’t — I didn’t, even though this is the third appearance of this athlete in the puzzle since 2003 and I’m sure I’ve solved this clue before. “Al ______, discus thrower in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame,” is Al OERTER, who won four consecutive Olympic gold medals and set four world records in the 1950s and 1960s.

Constructor Notes

My original theme answers for this set had all of the rebuses spanning word boundaries or completely hidden within a word. I also had the title as a revealer squeezed into the middle of the grid. We decided this was too hard for the solver since every rebus was different. Removing those constraints allowed me to build a grid that had cleaner fill. Cluing is my favorite part of constructing, and I am happy that many of my clues made the cut. My favorite clues that didn’t make it were “Last resort for a D.I.Y.er” for PRO and “Bitcoin cache” for CRYPTOWALLET. A big thank you to my mentor, the effervescent Wyna Liu, and to the editing team for shepherding me through the construction process. Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there — and especially to mine! I hope you enjoy the puzzle!

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