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Recent entries

12 Jun 2025 (Thu)

ADHD
Condition that Simone Biles has described as giving her a "superpower," in brief
AGATE
Stone used in ancient Greek jewelry
AGO
Sixth word in the Gettysburg Address
AHAS
Epiphanic moments
AMIS
Correspondants, fréquemment
ATOP
Crowning
BAMA
Tuscaloosa's Tide, to fans
BUFFS
Fans
CLASSACT
Exemplar of excellence
CUED
Told "You're on!," for example
DENY
Just say "no" to
EDNA
Pulitzer winner Ferber
ETNA
High point of a trip to Italy?
EVA
Actress Green of "Casino Royale"
EWAN
McGregor who played Obi-Wan Kenobi
EWES
She-eep
FESSED
Owned (up)
FIELD
Handle, as questions
FRAME
Article about a photo?
GET
Pick up
HALLS
Dining places
HAMM
She was named the U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year five years in a row
HBO
___ Max
INOT
Breaking a tie, informally
IRATE
Ticked off
LAWS
"___ are like sausages. It is better not to see them being made" (quote attributed to Otto von Bismarck)
LEAN
Cut and trim
LEERY
Guarded
LIES
They may be white or naked
LOAF
Have one's feet up, maybe
MCS
Oscars V.I.P.s
MECCAS
They draw people
NASA
Org. that developed the "pumpkin suit"
NEON
Like some "On Air" signs
OBOE
Orchestra tuner
OCCAM
"Principle of parsimony" philosopher
OLAJUWON
N.B.A. great Hakeem who is one of only four players ever to achieve a 50-Across (1990)
OMEN
Rainbow, to some
OOHS
Cries of wonder
OWEN
___ Wister, the so-called "father of western fiction"
PAPA
P, in the NATO alphabet
PEEVE
Tick off
POD
Edible part of okra
POLO
What you have to pony up to play?
QUIP
Pithy remark
SEERS
Visionaries
SELMA
City that's an anagram of SALEM
SETTO
Mini-brawl
SOFT
___ white (lightbulb specification)
SONAR
The Titanic disaster partly inspired its invention
SORTDATA
Excel function
SOUPSUP
Adds power to, as an engine
SPIRO
___ Agnew, vice president who resigned in 1973
STAGE
Play ground?
STP
Motor oil brand
SUBJ
Phys. or chem.
SUES
Brings an action against
SUR
Big thing in California?
SWIM
Do laps, say
TRU
Writer Capote, to friends
TUBS
Some hot spots
UDDER
Farmer's squeeze?
ULNA
Leg : fibula :: arm : ___
ULTA
Sephora competitor
WAIT
"Hold your horses!"
WIDE
Word before or after "open"
WILLOW
"Weeping" giant

11 Jun 2025 (Wed)

AER
___ Lingus
ALOE
Balm additive
ALVA
Thomas ___ Edison
ASPS
Certain vipers
ASS
Obstinate fool
ASYET
To date
AVIATED
Took to the sky
AWS
Sounds heard during a cuteness overload
BEEP
Unbuckled seatbelt alert
DAIS
Speaker's spot
DEL
Torre ___ Greco, Italy
DENALI
National park that's home to the Pretty Rocks Landslide
DERAILS
Goes off track
DEREK
Jeter in Cooperstown
DROVEAT
Strongly suggested
EGAN
Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer
EKED
Just managed, with "out"
ELIE
Nobel laureate Wiesel
ELM
One of four featured on the Yale Nature Walk
EPSOM
Surrey town known for its salt
ETA
Fig. at a train station
EVA
Actress Mendes
FASTS
Observes Ramadan, say
GAD
Meander (about)
GAIN
Appreciation
GIOVANNI
Grammy-nominated poet Nikki ___
GIVE
Stretchiness
IDS
Co. badges, e.g.
ILE
Saint Martin, par exemple
IMS
Some online exchanges, in brief
IPAS
Craft drafts, for short
KIWI
Aussie's neighbor
LABSITE
Menlo Park, N.J., famously
LEGOSET
The World Map is the largest one to date, with 11,695 pieces
LEO
Soccer star Messi, familiarly
MANNER
Approach
MAT
Yogi's accessory
NISSAN
Titan maker
OATH
Swearword
ONFIRE
Really killing it, so to speak
PUP
Young 'un
RNA
Strand in a cell
SAGES
Solomonic figures
SEASONAL
Like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mocha
SEEPED
Percolated
SENT
On its way
SES
French possessive
SEW
Hem, but not haw
SHIES
Recoils suddenly
SMUT
X-rated material
SPAM
Most bulk email
SPY
Stratego piece
SSNS
Figs. with two dashes
STAKE
Sticking point for a gardener?
STAT
Walks or runs
STIR
Mix up
STOKES
Keeps burning, say
STU
Apt name for a fretful fellow
STY
Spot for wallowing
TERRE
___ Haute, Ind.
TET
Celebration whose full name translates as "festival of the first day"
TRESTLE
Bridge support
TTOP
Sporty auto feature
VOWEL
I, for one
WEAVE
Zigzag
WEIRD
Screwy
YAP
Jabber