I'm reading a book about antigravity. I can't put it ___! (groaner) NYT Answer Revealed

The NYT crossword clue is a small hint for a word to put in a crossword puzzle's empty spot. It helps you figure out which word fits in the puzzle's little squares. Some clues are easy, just telling you the word's meaning, but other times they're tricky, using fun word games to make you think harder.

NYT Crossword Clue 

Today’s crossword clue is:  "I'm reading a book about antigravity. I can't put it ___!" (groaner) NYT

NYT Crossword Clue Explanation 

This crossword clue,"I'm reading a book about antigravity. I can't put it ___!" (groaner) NYT is a well-known example of a groaner, a joke with a predictable pun at the end. The funny part is that "can't put it down" means you're really into the book. 

Groaners are like that; they make you roll your eyes or chuckle a bit because the punchline is so straightforward. In this case, the joke sets you up to think of the usual phrase about being hooked on a book It's a simple and entertaining type of humor that fits well in puzzles or just for a quick laugh.

Hints for NYT Crossword Clue

Stuck with the clue here are some hints to help you. 

• The answer is a 4-letter word. 

• The answer starts with D and ends with N.

• It’s the word that means the other way from "up."
• People usually say it to talk about a place or way that is not as high as something.
• This same four-letter word is what you might say when you’re really into a book and can’t stop turning the pages — it’s so good you can’t put it ___.
• It is often used with "up" in sayings.

Answer to NYT Crossword Clue

The correct answer is DOWN. 

Answer Explanation  

The answer to the crossword clue is "I'm reading a book about antigravity. I can't put it ___!" (groaner) NYT is down it is talking about Interested in something or willingness to do something. Therefore the complete phrase would be I can't put it down for a groaner. This means that someone is interested in something like a story or a joke. 

Which they can't stop listening to or reading. Even though the story or the joke is every bad or a groan-worthy story.  Despite the content being of poor quality or predictable, the person remains invested and continues to listen or read, even if it results in them groaning due to its unoriginality or lack of humor.

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