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Recent entries

28 Mar 2026 (Sat)

ACH
German lament
ADESTE
Start of a Christmas carol in Latin
ANO
Period ending in dezembro
AZURE
Part of a blues collection?
CANOE
Vessel often stored upside down
CBS
Paramount subsidiary
CLUNK
Indication of having hit rock bottom
CRONIES
Members of a kitchen cabinet
DOS
Salon choices
DROLL
Like some humor that's more likely to elicit a chuckle than a guffaw
ENG
One side in the first international soccer match (1872): Abbr.
EPCOT
Provider of virtual trips to Mars since 2003
ERS
Settings for some docs
EXPOS
Former M.L.B. team with the mascot Youppi!
FOREIGN
Like an American in Paris
GEN
Bit of shorthand in some age cohorts
GRATER
It has holes and cuts
HEARSAY
Product of some grapevines
HERS
Wendy's, but not Jimmy John's, say
INURN
Add to a columbarium, say
IRE
Enragement
KAMA
Hindu counterpart of Eros
KILOWATT
A microwave might use one when running
LARGE
Living ___
LAT
One of two typically used when rowing, in brief
LEAFLETS
Advertising handouts
LED
Had a following
LEND
Let use for a stretch
LEONIDS
Producers of an annual light show
LES
"___ Contes d'Hoffmann" (Offenbach opera)
LORETTA
Young in old Hollywood
MIR
Dominican poet Pedro ___
MORN
Emily Dickinson's early period
MPG
Stat impacted by weight and speed
NEESON
Actor who played priests in "The Mission" (1986) and "Silence" (2016)
ORACLE
Software giant in the Fortune 100
OWIES
Targets of some kisses
PAISLEYS
Some psychedelic patterns
PDA
Common sight at an airport drop-off, in brief
PION
Short-lived particle
PONIES
Pays (up)
POOF
[It's gone!]
PRO
Plus
SAUNTERS
Moves without urgency
SCALP
Where locks are set
SETS
Exercise groups
SHOES
They're typically around two feet
SNORLAX
Pokémon that wakes only to eat
SWIFT
Hurried
SYKES
Comic Wanda
TANGO
Letter after Sierra
TAU
___ particle
TEETER
Wobble
TROUTS
Flathead and brook are varieties of these
TSAPRE
Program for those trying to reduce screen time, familiarly?
USURP
Assume
WAZOO
Out the ___
WEAN
Disaccustom

27 Mar 2026 (Fri)

ABITODD
Slightly off
AGE
Store in oak casks, say
AIRY
Light
ALLOK
"Do we have a problem here?"
ARMBAR
Restraining maneuver in judo
ARTUR
Pianist Rubinstein
ATALANTA
Figure in Greek mythology who was brought up by a bear
BAG
Forte, slangily
BLENDS
Some coffee merchants' offerings
BUBBA
Epithet for Bill Clinton
BULL
Malarkey
BURDENS
Crosses to bear
BUST
Hit 22, say
CERES
Dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter
COT
Camp bed
DAN
N.F.L. coach Quinn
DIT
E, in a code
FEN
Land consisting predominantly of sedges
GIRLBOSS
Reductive neologism for a strong female lead
HADTO
Lacked an alternative
HUEYS
Some choppers
HUSTON
Hackman's "The Royal Tenenbaums" co-star
IDOUBTIT
"Seems suspect"
IGA
"Local Equals Fresh" sloganeer
IMMERSES
Dunks
IRAISE
Bluffer's pronouncement, maybe
ITE
Suburban attachment?
JIBJAB
E-card site with a reduplicative name
JOBS
Computer runs
KDRAMAS
"Squid Game" and "The Red Sleeve," for two
LOS
L.A. subdivision?
MAC
Tahoe runner
MANGA
Comics often printed in black and white
MARRIAGE
Zsa Zsa Gabor entered into it nine times
MOAN
Bit of bellyaching
OBEY
Rebel's opposite
OFFS
Drop-___
ONATIP
How journalists and detectives may act
ORA
3,600 secondi
ORZO
Dish whose name means "barley" in Italian
PARER
Kitchen gizmo
PENNED
Put down on paper
PORE
Tiny opening
RUDI
George's computer friend on "The Jetsons"
RURAL
Like 97% of the United States, per the Census Bureau
SAMMICH
PB&J, e.g., informally
SANYO
Company acquired by Panasonic in 2009
SMORE
Treat that occasionally catches fire
SOBER
Unlit?
STABLE
Like noble gases, chemically
STENO
Old hand at shorthand
THATAWAY
Direction in many a spaghetti western
THISONE
Nearest item to pick
TIL
Before, informally
TMI
"You should keep those details to yourself"
TOOTAT
Greet with a beep
TREES
Firs and beeches, but not furs and beaches
TSA
Org. that releases an annual list of the year's most interesting contraband
UNROLL
Spread
WAS
Served as
WEE
Lilliputian
YES
No no

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