Enthusiastic supporters of the Vice President have embraced an informal nickname that recently made its way into the New York Times Mini Crossword puzzle, sparking curiosity and conversation.
What Are Kamala Harris Supporters Called?
On August 12, the clue “Informal term for avid supporters of Kamala Harris” was used in the NYT Mini Crossword puzzle, and many have taken note of it.
For those unfamiliar with Harris’ supporters, the clue might be a bit tricky.
Here’s how the puzzle hints were laid out:
- Hint 1: The term starts with a “K.”
- Hint 2: It’s technically two words, but written as one.
- Hint 3: The second word refers to a structure where bees live.
- Hint 4: The first two letters are her initials.
To sum it up, the answer to the clue is “K HIVE”. This term is derived from combining ‘K’, which represents Kamala’s initial, and “Hive” symbolizing a collective and organized community, much like the way bees operate in their hives.
This nickname symbolizes the solidarity of people supporting Harris and their determination to vote for her as the presidential candidate.
The NYT Mini Crossword is a smaller version of the New York Times Crossword that has less of the content, yet is more popular due to concise and witty clues.
Though, the mini crossword is smaller in size and has less number of clues like a full crossword it has equal mystery and difficulty.
The game can be accessed for free from the New York Times website and the NYT Games app but to play the games that were published earlier one will need to have an NYT profile subscription.
