"Word before tape or after tear" NYT crossword answer is:
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The New York Times crossword clue for September 11, 2023 is "Word before tape or after tear." The answer to this clue is "rip," which is a verb meaning to tear something apart or to move quickly. This word can be used before the word "tape" to describe the act of tearing off a piece of tape, or after the word "tear" to describe the act of quickly tearing something apart.
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