The clue is “Be furious” and it comes to us from the August 24, 2025 edition of the NYT Crossword. This one appears in a Sunday-themed grid built around product-style anagrams formed from company names. Our specific clue sits at 9D in the down section and calls for a six-letter entry. It’s an idiomatic phrase made up of two words meaning to become extremely angry, and it’s not a literal description. Such clues are tricky to answer on your first guess, and the best approach is always to solve the crosses first. If you’re still having trouble, we’ve got some hints for it as well as the answer right below it.
Be Furious NYT Crossword Clue Hints
Here are our hints for the “Be furious” clue.
- The answer starts with the letter S.
- The answer ends with the letter D, and it contains three vowels.
- As an idiom of two words, one means to watch with eyes, while the other is a color.
Be Furious NYT Crossword Clue Hints
SEERED is the answer to the “Be furious” clue.
See red is an idiom that means getting very angry suddenly and quickly. If you were to measure it then this is when you display visceral levels of rage, and where emotions get the better of your rational thought.
