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Recent entries

23 Feb 2026 (Mon)

ABDUL
Paula of "American Idol"
ADORN
Decorate
ALIENS
Extraterrestrials
ALISON
Cartoonist Bechdel
ANVIL
Object hitting people's heads in old cartoons
ARENAS
Concert venues
ASADO
South American barbecue
ATE
Had lunch, say
AVE
Mass ___ (Boston thoroughfare)
AWE
Response to seeing an aurora, maybe
AWOL
Soldier who has failed to report
BERET
Military cap
BIB
Accessory for a baby in a highchair
BONA
___ fide (genuine)
BOOYAH
"I crushed it!!!"
BOZOS
Buffoons
BRET
"American Psycho" author ___ Easton Ellis
CAIN
Brother of Abel
CDCASE
Jewel box
CEDE
Give up
CEL
Animation sheet
CHASED
Ran after
DELOREAN
Time machine car in "Back to the Future"
DEPTH
One of the three dimensions
END
63-Down, in this puzzle
EPS
Mini-albums
ERA
Mesozoic or Paleozoic
ESE
Opposite of WNW
EWER
Large jug
EYELET
Hole for threading a lace
FRO
To and ___
GALAXY
Milky Way, e.g.
GLEN
Valley
GRE
College sr.'s test
HEATUP
Start to escalate
HELEN
___ of Troy
IRATE
Enraged
IVOTED
Text on a red, white and blue sticker
LEFT
Democrats and Socialists, with "the"
LESS
Not as much
LSD
Counterculture drug, in brief
NIECE
Sibling's daughter
NIGHTS
Times between dusk and dawn
NOS
Rejections
NTH
High degree
ORA
British singer Rita
ORATED
Made a grand speech
OTHER
Last multiple-choice option, often
OUR
Not just my
OUTROS
"Please like and subscribe" and the like, on YouTube videos
POSED
Sat for a portrait
RACEBY
Zoom past
RAG
Final use for an old T-shirt
RECORD
4.75 seconds to assemble a Mr. Potato Head, per Guinness
RERAN
Showed again
ROD
Axle, e.g.
RODE
Was a passenger
SIRE
Father
SOHO
London theater district
SUN
What planets revolve around
TARO
Root used in making poi
THEIR
Gender-neutral possessive
THELORAX
Dr. Seuss book with the quote "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not."
TWICE
How often the time is 12:00 each day
UPA
Kick ___ fuss
USA
___ Today
USB
Kind of computer port
USER
___-friendly
WEEPS
What "my guitar gently" does, in a classic George Harrison song
WOODSY
Like the smell of trees
ZAC
Efron of "The Greatest Showman"

22 Feb 2026 (Sun)

ABATE
Ease up
ACELA
High-speed travel option
ACIDIC
Like pickles, but not cucumbers
ADO
Ruckus
ADS
Sponsored spots
AFIRE
Lit
AFT
Where the coxswain sits
ALI
Most common last name in Somalia
ALOE
Ingredient in some gels
ALPHA
Leader of the pack
AMINO
Protein-building acid, informally
ANGLE
What may be right but not left?
ANO
Enero a diciembre
ANON
Erelong
ANTS
___ on a log (celery-stick snack studded with raisins)
APPT
Calendar notation: Abbr.
ARLO
Folk singer Guthrie
AROD
Yankees nickname until 2016
ASHBIN
Rubbish receptacle
ASSIGN
Delegate
ATBEST
If all goes perfectly
ATE
Thoroughly enjoyed, with "up"
ATLANTA
So-called "Hollywood of the South"
BAA
Farmyard call
BEANIE
Brimless topper
BORAT
2006 mockumentary about a Kazakh journalist
CADET
West Pointer
CANVAS
Setting for a landscape
CAREER
Rush uncontrolledly
CART
Transport (around)
CAT
Persian or Abyssinian
COHESION
Unity
COSI
"___ Fan Tutte"
CTR
Middle: Abbr.
DAMP
Clammy
DECOR
Interior style
DENIM
Blue material
DOA
Hopeless from the start, for short
DONNE
"No man is an island" writer
DRAW
Pull to open
EARNER
One bringing home the bacon
EARS
Word with rabbit or all
EDIE
Actress Falco
EDITED
Print-ready
ELLA
Spanish "she"
ELSE
Besides
ELSINORE
Castle in "Hamlet"
ENDED
Was over
EOS
Aurora's counterpart in Greek mythology
EPEES
Olympic blades
ERDOS
Mathematician Paul
ERTE
Noted Art Deco designer
ESTOPS
Bars, legally
ETA
H, to Hera
EXTOL
Glorify
FAITH
Confidence
FANS
Season ticket holders, presumably
FERN
Spore-producing plant
FOREMEN
Certain head jurors
FRI
Part of T.G.I.F.: Abbr.
HAH
"Yeah, right!"
HALT
Freeze
HATTREES
Where boaters hang with bowlers
HEEDS
Follows
IAN
Janis ___, "At Seventeen" singer
IBET
"My eye!"
ICEE
Slushy brand
IFS
Hypotheticals
III
The third
ILLS
Outpouring of Pandora's box
ILSA
"Casablanca" role
INRI
Letters on a crucifix
IRED
In a fury
IRISES
Subject for van Gogh
IRON
Press
LAY
Nonclerical
LICK
Get the better of
LOCATE
Turn up
MAB
Literary fairy queen
MAR
Sully
MEAT
Heart of the matter
MEMO
Get the ___ (finally become aware)
MIMIC
One making an impression?
MLK
1964's Nobel Peace laureate, for short
MMM
"Scrumdiddlyumptious!"
MOET
Big name in bubbly
MOON
Europa, Ganymede or Callisto vis-à-vis Jupiter
NAIF
Gullible sort
NBA
Org. with the Nuggets and Nets
NEARTO
Approaching
NED
___ Stark, "Game of Thrones" patriarch
NOLESS
Surprisingly enough
NONO
It's verboten
OAR
Crew need
OIL
Painter's medium
OMNI
Hyatt alternative
ONEL
First-year law student, informally
ONENO
Common bridge bid, informally
ONO
Woman honored in John Lennon's "Woman"
OPAH
Moonfish
OTT
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Mel
PCP
Designated H.M.O. doctor, in brief
PERCH
Tree branch or power line, for a bird
PIES
Shoofly desserts
PIP
Domino dot
PLEBE
First-year West Pointer
PLIE
Ballet bend
PRETAX
Like some 401(k) contributions
PSI
Pressure meas.
PUP
New Yorkie, say
RATTY
Dilapidated
RBIS
Diamond stats
REGAL
Big name in movie theaters
REICE
Treat again, as a sprain
RENAMED
Like Constantinople, in 1930
RHONDA
Title woman in a 1965 Beach Boys hit
RIG
Fix
ROTATED
Took turns
SINES
Certain trig functions
SITH
Wielder of a red lightsaber
SOARS
Glides high
STOAT
Weasel with a black-tipped tail
TATTLING
Squealer's activity
TCM
Vintage film channel
TIE
Bolo, e.g.
TRA
Singsong syllable
VET
Screen
WAIST
Part of a trunk
WIIG
Kristen of "Bridesmaids"

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