Barely keeps going, with "along" NYT Crossword Clue

The answer to the “Barely keeps going, with "along"” crossword clue is LIMPS (5 letters). We have seen this clue once in New York Times crosswords, most recently on August 23, 2026.

Answer

THE ANSWER · 5 LETTERS

LIMPS: to walk lamely.

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Best answers for “Barely keeps going, with "along"”

RankAnswerLettersClue
1LIMPS5Barely keeps going, with "along"
2PLOWSON7Just keeps going similar clue
3WHENINROME10Comment from one who's going along similar clue
4INERTIA7It keeps things going similar clue
5RUNON5Sentence that keeps going and going and going similar clue

The first answer is for this clue; the others answered clues with the same main words.

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New York TimesAugust 23, 2026LIMPS30 Across

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What is the 5-letter answer to the Barely keeps going, with "along" crossword clue?

LIMPS is the 5-letter answer to the “Barely keeps going, with "along"” crossword clue.

When was the Barely keeps going, with "along" crossword clue last used?

In the New York Times of August 23, 2026. We have seen it once.

What are other possible answers to the Barely keeps going, with "along" crossword clue?

Similar clues were answered with PLOWSON (“Just keeps going”), WHENINROME (“Comment from one who's going along”), INERTIA (“It keeps things going”).