Crossword answer
SESTET
6 letters · Used for 10 different clues · 11 appearances · Last seen New York Times, September 26, 2026
Letter pattern
SESTET
Clues that lead to SESTET
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Verse from Emily Dickinson or Emma Lazarus6New York TimesSep 26, 2026
Six-line poem6LA TimesJul 22, 2026
Sonnet part6Thomas JosephJul 10, 2026
Six-line section of a sonnet6LA TimesJun 2, 2026
Lines 9 through 14 of a classic sonnet6New York TimesApr 9, 2026
Type of stanza6New York TimesApr 4, 2026
Six-line sonnet section6NYT MidiMar 16, 2026
Last six lines of a sonnet6New York TimesMar 13, 2026
Half a dozen lines established opening scene6The IndependentFeb 2, 2026
Sonnet section6NewsdayAug 24, 2025
About SESTET in crosswords
SESTET is a 6-letter answer that has appeared 11 times in our database across 10 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Verse from Emily Dickinson or Emma Lazarus” in the New York Times crossword on September 26, 2026.
Other 6-letter answers
RHYMESNursery ___ ("Georgie Porgie" and "Humpty Dumpty," for two)
ENABLEEmpower
FANFICSome unofficial sequels, informally
ANIMALKid's cookie shape
SHOVELDig up dirt, say
REFORMImprove
INDENTSet right?
LEADER__ of the pack
ENCASEPlace in a crate
ERRANTOff-target
STEERSTakes the helm
PLUMPSShows preference for the soft chunks
PAPERSSome desktop clutter
SLEEPYDrowsy
Every appearance of SESTET (11)
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Sep 26, 2026
Verse from Emily Dickinson or Emma Lazarus · New York Times · 50 Across
Jul 22, 2026
Six-line poem · LA Times · Down
Jul 10, 2026
Sonnet part · Thomas Joseph · 10 Down
Jun 2, 2026
Six-line section of a sonnet · LA Times · Across
Apr 9, 2026
Lines 9 through 14 of a classic sonnet · New York Times · 75 Across
Apr 4, 2026
Type of stanza · New York Times · 10 Down
Mar 16, 2026
Six-line sonnet section · NYT Midi · 4 Down
Mar 13, 2026
Last six lines of a sonnet · New York Times · 34 Down
Feb 2, 2026
Half a dozen lines established opening scene · The Independent · 22 Down
Aug 24, 2025
Sonnet section · Newsday · Down
Feb 11, 2025
Six-line poem · New York Times · 8 Down