NYT Midi Crossword Clue · Down · 5-D
Start selling shares on the stock market, in Wall St. slang
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Letters
5
Direction
Down
Clue #
5
Starts with
G
Ends with
O
Vowels
3
About this clue
The clue “Start selling shares on the stock market, in Wall St. slang” appeared in the New York Times Midi Crossword on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at position 5-D. The answer is a 5-letter word that starts with G and ends with O.
This puzzle was titled “Young at Heart” and constructed by Rena Cohen, edited by Ian Livengood.
The Midi Crossword sits between the lightning-fast Mini and the full daily, so its cluing tends toward punny misdirection rather than obscure trivia. With 3 vowels, this answer is unusually vowel-heavy — suggesting a phrase, name, or non-English borrowing.
How to solve this clue
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- Crosscheck with the perpendicular entries. Fill the Across entries that cross this one and the letters will usually reveal the answer.
- Watch for the puzzle title. Midi puzzles usually carry a small theme — long Across entries that share a wordplay link.
- Mind the part of speech. Singular clue takes a singular answer; past tense takes -ED or an irregular past form.
- Trust your first instinct. If a clue feels easy in the Midi, it usually is — the puzzle is designed to be solvable in three to five minutes.