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"A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue Answer June 4 2024

Here's the answer for "A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue June 04, 2024 New York Times Mini puzzle that we have found 1 exact answer, the answer for "A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue is FLY.

by K Gayathiri

Updated Jun 04, 2024

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A ___ Went By (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue Answer June 4 2024

"A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue

We have 1 answer to the ‘NYT "A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) crossword clue.’ The New York Times Crossword is a popular and prestigious daily crossword puzzle known for its quality, difficulty progression throughout the week, and cultural relevance.

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Today, we have solved one crossword clue called “"A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT.” This clue recently appeared in the NYT Crossword Puzzles section on June 4, 2024. In this article, we assist you to find out the answer for the "A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue.

"A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) NYT Crossword Clue Hints & Answer

  • The answer is a 3 letter word.
  • The Answer Starts with F
  • Possible answers are Fly, Pig, Dog, Cat.

The answer is FLY.

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Answer Explanation

The clue "A ___ Went By" (classic children's book) refers to the classic children's book titled "A Fly Went By." This book, written by Mike McClintock and illustrated by Fritz Siebel, was first published in 1958 and is known for its engaging rhyming text and whimsical illustrations. The story follows a boy who observes a series of animals running in a chain reaction of fear, all triggered by a small fly, leading to a humorous and satisfying conclusion.

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