Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers NYT Crossword Clue
The answer to the “Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers” crossword clue is PROMS (5 letters). We have seen this clue once in New York Times crosswords, most recently on July 25, 2026.
Answer
THE ANSWER · 5 LETTERS
1P2R3O4M5S
PROMS: a formal dance.
Best answers for “Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers”
| Rank | Answer | Letters | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PROMS | 5 | Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers |
| 2 | AGERANGE | 8 | 14 to 18, for typical high-schoolers similar clue |
| 3 | BARMITZVAH | 10 | Jewish rite of passage similar clue |
| 4 | RUMSPRINGA | 10 | Amish rite of passage similar clue |
| 5 | TEENSPEAK | 9 | High schoolers' jargon similar clue |
The first answer is for this clue; the others answered clues with the same main words.
Seen in
| Crossword | Date | Answer | Clue page |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York Times | July 25, 2026 | PROMS | 36 Across |
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Questions about the Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers Crossword Clue
What is the 5-letter answer to the Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers crossword clue?
PROMS is the 5-letter answer to the “Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers” crossword clue.
When was the Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers crossword clue last used?
In the New York Times of July 25, 2026. We have seen it once.
What are other possible answers to the Rite-of-passage events for high schoolers crossword clue?
Similar clues were answered with AGERANGE (“14 to 18, for typical high-schoolers”), BARMITZVAH (“Jewish rite of passage”), RUMSPRINGA (“Amish rite of passage”).