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The Crossword Solver found 820 answers for The New York Times crossword clue “Now I get it!” 3 letters. The answer has 3 letters.

AnswerClue
GETa-list guest, to a host
GET“___ Up Offa That Thing” (1976 hit)
GETimpressive hire, in business lingo
GET“Do you ___ my drift?”
GETgrok
GETunderstand
GETcome down with
GETobtain
PTAgrp. that might get a talking-to by the principal
OMG“Get. Out. Of. Here!”
PDAwhat might elicit “Get a room!,” in brief
REFone you might beseech to get glasses
MONtime to get back to work: Abbr.
SEE“You get it?”
AHAwhen you get it, you may say it
ANAget ___ (score highly)
DONget into
ETA“when u getting here?”
NAPget some afternoon rest, say
GREpossible hurdle for getting a master’s, for short
ETCwhen doubled, “You get the idea”
OLDwhat a good joke never gets
AREtaylor Swift’s “We ___ Never Ever Getting Back Together”
ZIPget-up-and-go
TENwhat’s rolled to get from Free Parking to Go to Jail, in Monopoly
OREyou might pick one to get gold
TIEget even with
WINget 21 in blackjack, say
USEget value from
TUBwhere you might get into hot water
LIEget in a corpse pose
AGEnot get any younger
CARit might get booted
SPAplace to get a cucumber mask
WINget to 21 first in cornhole, e.g.
SEE“What you ___ is what you get”
BOAone might get a meal wrapped up
PDA“Get a room!” elicitor, in brief
ANIsomething taken from waiters to get waters?
MONunpopular day to get married: Abbr.
VIPone getting a pass, for short
JAMget stuck
SEE“Get it?”
TMI“Enough! I get the picture already!”
IMA“___ Celebrity ? Get Me Out of Here!” (long-running British reality show)
AHA“Now I get it!”
FEEone might get tacked on right before purchase
WAY“Get out of my ___!”
AGEget wiser, supposedly
NAGget after

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