Word after Irish or jet
Published by Naitik Mehta · March 30, 2026
Stuck on the clue Word after Irish or jet from the New York Times Daily for March 30, 2026? We have the correct 6-letter answer, including the definition, alternative hints, as well as other answers from the same crossword. Ready to learn more about this clue?
Clue
Word after Irish or jet (6)
Answer
The answer to Word after Irish or jet is Setter (6 letters).
Why does Setter fit this clue?
This clue works as a 'word after' compound clue, where SETTER completes a two-word phrase when placed after either of the given words. An Irish Setter is a breed of dog known for its rich mahogany coat and energetic personality, bred originally in Ireland for hunting birds. A jet-setter is a person who travels frequently and luxuriously, living a glamorous, fast-paced lifestyle. SETTER fits both slots perfectly: 'Irish Setter' names the dog breed, and 'jet-setter' names the wealthy globetrotter, making SETTER the single word that completes both compound terms.
What does Word after Irish or jet mean?
We break down each word in the clue and show its dictionary definitions below.
Irish
adjective
•relating to Ireland or its people
jet
noun
•a rapid stream of liquid, gas, or flame
•an aircraft powered by jet engines
Where did this clue appear?
This clue appeared as 68-across in the New York Times Daily on March 30, 2026, by Gary Cee, edited by Will Shortz. See all answers for this puzzle.
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What does Setter mean?
noun
•One who sets something, especially a typesetter.
•A long-haired breed of gundog (Wikipedia).
verb
•To cut the dewlap (of a cow or ox), and insert a seton, so as to cause an issue.
Origin of the word Setter
•origin: Middle English 'settere' from Old English 'settan'
•period: 14th century
The word originally referred to someone who sets or places things, but by the 16th century it became specifically associated with hunting dogs that 'set' or crouch down when they locate game birds.
How to use Setter in a sentence
Here are 3 examples of how to use the word Setter.
•“The Irish setter bounded through the field with its beautiful red coat gleaming in the sunlight.”
•“The volleyball setter positioned herself perfectly to deliver the ball to her teammates for a spike.”
•“As a goal setter, she always wrote down her objectives and created detailed plans to achieve them.”
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Frequently asked questions about Word after Irish or jet
- What is the answer to Word after Irish or jet?
- The answer is Setter (6 letters).
- Where did this clue appear?
- This clue was last seen in the New York Times Daily on March 30, 2026.
- How many letters does the answer to Word after Irish or jet have?
- The answer has 6 letters: Setter.
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Puzzle
NYT Daily — Mar 30, 2026
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editor
Will Shortz
date
position
68 Across
answer length
6 letters