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Recent entries

25 Nov 2025 (Tue)

AFOUL
Run ___ of (violate)
ALOTOF
Many, many
ALP
Mont Blanc, e.g.
AMT
Invoice fig.
ASIS
Without a warranty
ATE
Dined
ATTILA
Hun leader who invaded Italy in A.D. 452
AURA
Certain something
BIZARRO
___ World, DC Comics planet of opposites
BRITLIT
Course that may cover Jane Austen and Emily Brontë, for short
BTS
K-pop band that went on hiatus in 2022 when their members went into military service
CLAW
Part of a hammer or a hawk
CROSSLY
In an angry way
DENT
Apt letters missing from in_ _ _ _ation
DNA
Molecule containing adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine
DODGE
Evade artfully
EARTAG
Aid in tracking wildlife
EBSEN
Actor Buddy of "The Beverly Hillbillies"
ELKS
Fraternal order since 1868
EMIT
Send forth
ENRAPT
Totally absorbed
ESSO
Canadian gas brand
ETA
Bit of Uber info, for short
ETON
English school at which teachers are known as "beaks"
GIN
Ingredient in a Tom Collins
GMT
Prime meridian hrs.
GUAC
Burrito bar offering, informally
HAD
"I've been ___!" ("I got fooled!")
IMO
"As I see it," online
INORBIT
Circling the earth
IOTA
Infinitesimal amount
IRS
U.K. : H.M.R.C. :: U.S.A. : ___
LORES
Like early PC graphics
MAST
Post at sea
MCAT
Exam for future docs
MCS
Hosts, informally
NIA
Actress Vardalos
OAK
Acorn-producing tree
OCCAM
Philosopher known for his "razor"
ONEGRAM
Weight of every U.S. bank note
ORS
Surgery sites, for short
OSLO
City where you can see Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
OTS
Extra periods, for short
PGATOUR
Organizer of events for swingers?
PLEBS
The masses, to Caesar
PRO
Follower of Mac or Go in commercial names
RAE
TikTok star Addison ___
RAM
Computer's storage space, for short
RBG
"Notorious" Supreme Court justice
RDA
Food label fig.
REVIEW
"No" was a famously short one for the 1948 musical "Isn't It Romantic?"
RICHIE
Motown legend Lionel
RITAORA
"How We Do (Party)" pop singer
SAG
What an old mattress might do
SALSAS
Engages in an energetic Latin dance
SEVILLE
Spanish city famous for its oranges
SHIVA
Hindu deity known as the "Destroyer"
SLIER
More cunning
STEP
Dance bit
STOOGES
Iggy Pop's backup group, with "the"
TACOPIE
Tex-Mex casserole with a crust
TALC
Classic ingredient in baby powder
TAS
#2s in classrooms, for short
TASTES
Samples, as soup
TIL
Up to, informally
TOOLBAR
Lineup of computer icons
TYING
Neither winning nor losing
WILMA
Flintstone with a red updo
YEOH
Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"

24 Nov 2025 (Mon)

ADO
Hoopla
AGAVE
Desert plant with many uses
AHEM
[I'm standing right here!]
AIDE
Classroom helper
AMINO
Kind of acid that is the building block for a protein
ANTI
Not pro
ASKMOM
Dad's noncommittal response to a kid's request
ATOM
Universal building block
ATV
Off-roader, in brief
AXE
Tool for Paul Bunyan
AXON
Nerve fiber
CHILD
Kid
CONK
Fall asleep, with "out"
CORE
Planks strengthen it
CRATE
Dog-napping spot?
DAPPLE
Horse with a spotted coat
DATA
What some tech companies mine
DEBT
Opposite of surplus
DELETE
Backspace, maybe
DELI
Sandwich shop
ENNUI
Ho-hum feeling
ERASE
Rub out
ERS
Triage sites, for short
ETNA
Italian volcano
EXEC
Company bigwig
EXIT
On a plane, keep in mind that the nearest one might be behind you
GAD
Gallivant, with "about"
GAGA
Pop music's Lady ___
HEDGE
Wall for an outdoor maze
HELL
Dante divided it into nine circles
HUMID
Muggy
ICKY
Gross
IMIN
"Let's do it!"
INKY
Like pen smudges
ISSUE
What The Week puts out once a week
KNAVE
Playing card better known as a jack
KWAI
"The Bridge on the River ___"
LADLE
Stew server
LENT
Given for a time
LINK
Something you click that starts "http"
LOANER
What you might drive while your car is in the shop
LONG
Yearn (for)
MEOW
Cat call
NOWAY
"Nuh-uh!"
NUT
Pecan or pistachio
OER
Above, poetically
ORGY
Bacchanalian party
PEW
Place to pray
PRUNE
It's plum dried out!
RAGES
Reacts with violent anger
RED
Top color in a rainbow
RELIT
Ignited again
RPM
Dashboard reading, for short
RUMOR
Product of a grapevine?
RUNS
Trains for a marathon, e.g.
SIS
What Bart Simpson sometimes calls Lisa
SKIED
Went downhill or cross-country, say
SKY
"The Brain — is wider than the ___" (Emily Dickinson poem)
SPUD
Tater
SUM
Result of putting two and two together
SWAM
Did some laps
TARO
Root vegetable used for poi
TEE
A white one is a wardrobe staple
TIVO
DVR pioneer
TOYED
Played (with)
TREY
Three-point hoops shot
UTAH
Home of Canyonlands National Park
WRAP
Enclose in fancy paper, say

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