NYT Midi Crossword · 6-Across · 3 letters

Burgle NYT Midi Crossword clue

Editorially reviewed September 2, 2026

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Use a three-letter verb meaning steal from a person or place.

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Answer

ROB

Why it fits

ROB is the three-letter verb synonym for “burgle.” Both describe theft, though their usual grammatical objects may differ in ordinary usage.

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Answer meaning

To rob is to take property unlawfully from a person or place.

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6-Across in NYT Midi Crossword puzzle for September 2, 2026.

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