Flop’s opposite Crossword Clue

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Flop’s opposite Crossword Answer

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(verb)
1. drive something violently into a location
2. kill intentionally and with premeditation
(noun)
1. a conspicuous success
2. (physics) a brief event in which two or more bodies come together

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

OPPOSITE (adverb)
1. directly facing each other
OPPOSITE (adjective)
1. characterized by opposite extremes; completely opposed
2. of leaves etc; growing in pairs on either side of a stem
OPPOSITE (noun)
1. a contestant that you are matched against
2. a relation of direct opposition
FLOP (adverb)
1. exactly
FLOP (verb)
1. fail utterly; collapse
2. fall loosely
FLOP (noun)
1. someone who is unsuccessful
2. a complete failure

Hint 3: Other Answers Used in the Past

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More New Yorker Crossword (2/3/2026) Answers

Across

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19. It’s hopeless

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24. Dazzling display

25. Measure of brightness

26. Ancient Greek writer known as the father of history

30. Roll with the punches

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Down

1. Pointed dig

2. Badly

3. Blueprint

4. Fancy function

5. Newton, tesla, or ampere

6. Rides off the road, briefly?

7. Lit ___ (course for English majors, familiarly)

8. Upheaval

9. New York county between Queens and Suffolk

10. Core principles

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22. Dressed (in)

23. Carmaker whose name is Latin for “hear”

26. “Monopoly” purchase

27. Wear away

28. Knot again

29. How exciting!

33. Broadcaster whose offices host Tiny Desk Concerts

34. "Per my last ___ ..."

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36. Getting at

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38. Installs, as tile

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52. Vocal inflection

53. Couple

57. Couple

58. Topic for Sigmund Freud

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