"Punctuation missing from Lets eat Grandma?" NYT crossword answer is:
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The New York Times crossword clue for October 11 2023 is "Punctuation missing from 'Let's eat Grandma?'" This clue is referring to the fact that the phrase "Let's eat, Grandma!" should have a comma between "eat" and "Grandma" to indicate that the speaker is inviting Grandma to join them for a meal. Without the comma, the phrase could be interpreted as suggesting that the speaker is suggesting that Grandma should be eaten.
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