The New York Times Crossword · 6-Across · 4 letters
"It's yours!" The New York Times Crossword clue
Editorially reviewed August 30, 2026
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Phrase cue
Think of the four-letter word an auctioneer says after accepting a bid.
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Answer
Why these words complete it
SOLD is what an auctioneer or seller may announce to mean “It's yours!” The quotation marks call for the equivalent spoken declaration, not a literal possession adjective.
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Quotation marks and the exclamation point suggest a short announcement made when a sale is completed.
What the completed phrase means
Sold is the declaration that an item has been purchased or awarded to a buyer.
Where this clue appeared
6-Across in The New York Times Crossword puzzle for August 30, 2026.
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