"Nickname that can be a diminutive of a family member" NYT crossword answer is:
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The New York Times crossword clue for October 3, 2023 is "Nickname that can be a diminutive of a family member". This clue is referring to a nickname that is derived from a family member's name, such as "Bobby" from "Robert" or "Katie" from "Katherine". It could also refer to a nickname that is used to refer to a family member, such as "Auntie" or "Uncle". In any case, this clue is referring to a nickname that is used to refer to a family member.
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