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“Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005”

Here is the verified answer to the Wall Street Journal Crossword clue “Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005”, last seen on November 10, 2026.

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A 7-letter down entry from the Tuesday puzzle

The Answer
IMAGINE

The answer to “Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005” is IMAGINE

Letters7
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PublishedNov 10, 2026

Letter analysis

The clue “Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005” appeared in the Wall Street Journal Crossword on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 as a down entry. The verified answer is IMAGINE — a 7-letter word that begins with I and ends with E.

This answer contains 4 vowels and 3 consonants. Click through any related clue below to keep solving, or open the full answer key for the day from the link above.

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What is the answer to “Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005”?

The answer to the Wall Street Journal Crossword clue “Song performed in New York City right before the New Year’s Eve ball drop every year since 2005” is IMAGINE — a 7-letter down entry from the November 10, 2026 puzzle.

How many letters is the answer?

IMAGINE has 7 letters — 4 vowels and 3 consonants.

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