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What a Little Bird Told Me NYT​? The playful phrase “Little bird told me” has become a familiar clue in The New York Times crossword, often appearing when the answer is TWEET. Crossword enthusiasts consistently appreciate wordplay that ties together traditional expressions and contemporary digital culture. In this case, the clue invites solvers to think of both the secretive messenger—“a little bird”—and the modern-day equivalent: a tweet from platforms like Twitter. It's a lighthearted nod to language evolution within digital communication.



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