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The Crossword Solver found 235 answers for The New York Times crossword clue very, in slang 5 letters. The answers have between 3 and 11 letters.

AnswerClue
HENBERRIESeggs, in diner slang
DAWGfriend, in slang
TENStNT, in poker slang
HEATpressure, in slang
NOMSdelicious food, in modern slang
RIDEORDIEperson who will do anything for you, in modern slang
DRIPgood fashion sense, in modern slang
PLOTARMORprotection of a protagonist for narrative purposes, in slang
DONKhit on the head, in slang
TOMATOCANincapable fighter, in boxing slang
BARSrap lyrics, in slang
LIThappening, in slang
DOPEcool, in slang
FRAGhand grenade, in slang
BADMOUTHING37-Across, in slang
TREYbasket shot from behind the arc, in hoops slang
NOMchow down on, in modern slang
PADShomes, in slang
CRAYout of one’s head, in slang
HOSEtrick, in slang
NERFEDmade less effective, in gamer slang
KISSERface, in slang
ENDOindoor-grown marijuana, in slang
ONBLASTsubjected to public condemnation, in modern slang
ICEoff, in mob slang
HETfired (up), in old slang
THIRSTYdesperate for affection, in modern slang
NOBnoggin, in slang
YEETthrow hard, in modern slang
BADASSimpressively tough, in slang
OFFSdoes in, in mob slang
LITsloshed, in slang
EDGELORDonline provocateur, in slang
SINBINpenalty box, in hockey slang
BOOBIRDSloud and unhappy sports fans, in slang
MIDmediocre, in modern slang
YEETforcefully throw, in modern slang
MASHhit the ball well, in baseball slang
GAMEflirting ability, in slang
HEPwith it, in old slang
TIOspanish slang for “dude”
SUSshady, in modern slang
BALLERSones living a lavish lifestyle, in slang
SUCKINGFACEsloppily making out, in slang
TOERAGscoundrel, in British slang
GOSSdishy rumors, in slang
TEAgossip, in slang
ATEdid a great job on, in modern slang
BOOBIRDSvocally negative fans, in sports slang
TECprivate eye, in old slang

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