Ever get that little thrill of solving a tricky clue in the New York Times crossword? That moment of “aha!” when the letters click into place is pure crossword bliss. Lately, the clue “transferred at death” has been popping up, and it’s got solvers scratching their heads (in a good way!).
Crosswords are more than just word puzzles; they’re a mental workout and a fun way to expand your vocabulary. The NYT crossword, in particular, is known for its clever cluing and its ability to make you think outside the box. Let’s dive into this common clue and what it means.