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The Word Craze Daily Mini for September 30, 2023 has 20 clues, with answers spanning 3 to 8 tiles and 104 total letter tiles. Jump to the full clue table or read the breakdown for tile-by-tile notes on each answer.
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September 30, 2023 · 20 clues
| # | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Punctuation mark used to connect words or parts of a word | HYPHEN6 tiles |
| 2 | Small French coin, often used figuratively to mean a small amount of money | SOU3 tiles |
| 3 | Declare openly or admit | AVOW4 tiles |
| 4 | Broadcast or transmit a program on television | TELEVISE8 tiles |
| 5 | Thin fold of skin that covers and protects the eye when closed | EYELID6 tiles |
| 6 | Food that has been consumed or devoured by someone | EATEN5 tiles |
| 7 | Installments or parts of a serialized TV show or podcast | EPISODES8 tiles |
| 8 | Shortened form of the name Edward or Theodore | TED3 tiles |
| 9 | Informal contraction of "it is" or "it has" | TIS3 tiles |
| 10 | Having the highest concentration or thickness, referring to objects or substances | DENSEST7 tiles |
| 11 | Gardening tool used for cultivating or digging soil | HOE3 tiles |
| 12 | Festive season around Christmas | YULETIDE8 tiles |
| 13 | Individuals or groups who lack wealth or resources | HAVENOTS8 tiles |
| 14 | The opposite of good, or something morally wrong or harmful | EVIL4 tiles |
| 15 | The tendency or habit of being overly curious or prying into other people's affairs | NOSINESS8 tiles |
| 16 | Where you stroll and cars drive on, but watch out for traffic! | STREET6 tiles |
| 17 | The big day when two people say "I do" | WED3 tiles |
| 18 | Windows to the soul, they help you see the world | EYES4 tiles |
| 19 | Mimicked someone's behavior or actions | APED4 tiles |
| 20 | "Game over" for your piece in a board game | DIE3 tiles |
Letter counts and notes for each answer. Single-word answers show a tile strip; phrases show summary cards.
Five steps to clear the board.
Short answers have fewer crossing tiles, so solving them first seeds the longer answers for free. The Mini is compact, so one early win often cascades through the whole board.
Each blank row shows how many letters the answer has. Count before typing — a word one letter too long or short is wrong even if it looks right. Use the tile count to filter your first instinct.
A "?" at the end of a clue signals a pun or lateral connection, not a straight definition. Re-read the clue sideways and the answer often clicks immediately.
Because the Mini is small, every answer shares tiles with at least one other. If stuck, look at which letters are already locked in from crossing answers and work backwards.
On a short board hesitation costs more than a wrong guess. Enter your best candidate, then use crossing tiles to confirm or rule it out and move on.
Whether you are on the Trivia Daily or the Daily Mini, these five tactics let you clear today's board without spending a hint.
Check the answer count before starting. This page shows the exact number of clues and total tiles at the top. Knowing the board size upfront tells you how many answers share crossing letters — on a compact board, every answer you solve unlocks at least one other, so the clear order matters more than it first appears.
Use the at-a-glance panel to prioritise. The answer tiles at the top of this page link directly to each clue's breakdown. Spot the longest answer there before you go to the full table — that is the one to solve first, since its letters cascade through the most crossing entries.
Let tile length filter your candidates. Count the blank slots in the row before guessing. If the question points at a multi-word phrase but the slot holds a single word, the game wants the abbreviated or combined form. The tile count in the breakdown table on this page is the definitive reference.
Scan crossing letters before committing to an unsure answer. Place a crossing answer you are confident about first. The shared letter position either confirms your unsure candidate or rules it out without spending a hint. This is especially useful on the Daily Mini, where every answer crosses at least one other.
Browse the archive for the prior date if a topic recurs. Betta Games reuses topics across consecutive daily sets. If today's clue involves a subject you half-remember, checking yesterday's Trivia Daily or Daily Theme often surfaces the same vocabulary in a context that makes the answer obvious.
The Word Craze Daily Mini is a compact daily crossword from Betta Games — shorter than the Daily Theme and designed to be completed in a few minutes. Each Mini belongs to its calendar date and is verified before publishing here.
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Reviewed by Priya Raghunathan, Word Games Editor at Puzzle Solved. The full checking routine is in the methodology, and the standards every page is held to are in the editorial policy.
Last checked — Sep 6, 2026The order that clears a board fastest.
Letters, tiles or clues — count them before you start. That constraint is the strongest filter you have.
Each confirmed answer narrows the ones it touches, so the easy entries are worth the first minute.
Follow the chain from what you have placed rather than jumping around the board.