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Recent entries

10 Mar 2026 (Tue)

ADHOC
For a single purpose, as a committee
ADO
Tizzy
AFAR
Not close
AJAR
Not completely closed
ALOES
Medicinal plants
AMOS
Biblical prophet that's 51-Down without its first letter
ARIA
Bizet's "Habanera," for one
ASANA
Yoga pose
ASH
Hardwood tree ... or what's left after it burns
BATON
Conductor's stick
BEAM
Equipment for a gymnast
BUST
Ignominious failure
CARB
Low-___ diet
DANA
___ Owens (birth name of Queen Latifah)
DART
Blowgun projectile
DUNK
Slam-___ (easy success)
ECON
Class for a future stockbroker, informally
END
Something a Möbius strip lacks
ENYA
Big name in New Age music
ERR
Mispell a word, say
FADS
Razor scooters and Rubik's Cubes, once
FLIRT
Show romantic interest, in a way
FRESHOJ
Drink that's just been squeezed, say
FRILLS
Bells and whistles
ICU
Hosp. area for serious cases
IDUNNO
"Haven't the foggiest"
IMHOT
"Whew! Sweat is dripping off me"
IOTA
Something I can stand for?
JLO
Bronx-born star, to fans ... or a phonetic hint to 3-, 8- 17-, 32- and 45-Down
JTILE
8-pointer in Scrabble
JUMPONIT
Get right to work
KEY
Word with shift or skeleton
LACEUP
Get ready to enter the rink
LENO
Jay formerly of late-night TV
LUNA
Sol's sister, in Roman myth
MAORI
New Zealand native
MARINER
Seattle M.L.B. player
MEN
Fraternity members
METRO
Subway system
MISO
Kind of soup from Japan
MURPHY
Eddie who voiced Donkey in "Shrek"
NATE
Comedian Bargatze
OAK
___ leaf cluster (decoration on a medal)
OAT
Grain used in making Cheerios
OFT
Again and again
ONE
With 5-Down, strict sales limit, informally
ONZOOM
Like many virtual meetings
OPT
Decide (to)
ORZO
Grain-shaped pasta
OTTO
"A Man Called ___" (Tom Hanks film)
PAT
Friendly touch
PER
See 4-Down
POP
Bubble wrap sound
PRIMERIB
Cut above the rest?
RADIODJ
One playing 45s, informally
RYE
Alternative to white or whole wheat
SARI
Bollywood wrap
SEASALT
Natural seasoning
SHRUB
Apt anagram of BRUSH
SILL
Place for a pie to cool, stereotypically
SING
Serenade
SITH
"Star Wars" antagonist
SKOPJE
Capital of North Macedonia
SNARF
Wolf (down)
SPOT
Espy
TBS
Network for many TV reruns
THYME
Herb in the mint family
TNT
Dangerous sort of stick
TRAM
Trolley
TRIM
Version of a car model
UMPS
They wear masks at home
USB
___-C cable (computer connector)
VAMOS
"Let's go, muchacho!"

9 Mar 2026 (Mon)

ABC
Oscars airer
ADE
Suffix with lemon or orange
AGENT
Athlete's representative
ALBERTA
Canadian province north of Montana
AOL
Internet pioneer
APPEALS
They go to a higher court
ARS
"___ gratia artis" (classic MGM motto)
ASOF
Starting on
AWW
"So-o-o cute!"
BEEFIER
More brawny
BERRYPIE
*Popular fruit dessert (2001)
BRACE
Support for a knee or a neck
BUS
Double-decker, e.g.
CARROTS
Bugs Bunny's supply
CHIME
Grandfather clock sound
COULDA
"I ___ been a contender ..."
DISARM
Take weapons away from
DORITO
Piquant triangular chip
DRE
Beats by ___ (headphone brand)
EFREM
Zimbalist Jr. of "77 Sunset Strip"
ELK
Relative of a reindeer
ERA
Memorable period
ESP
Letters for a mind reader
EXTOL
Praise enthusiastically
GEE
"Gosh!"
GEM
Opal or ruby
GENE
Heredity unit
GUNS
Biceps, boastfully
HBO
Network for "The Wire" and "Euphoria"
IRIS
Colorful body part ... or a colorful flower
LADLE
Chicken noodle scoop
LEADSON
Strings along
MALE
Like a bull or buck
MAYANS
Ancient Central American pyramid builders
NATO
Western defense grp.
NOSIER
More in-your-business
NOT
Ernest Hemingway's "To Have and Have ___"
OBOIST
Double-reed woodwind player
OGRE
Monster of folk tales
OINK
Grunt from a pigpen
OPED
Guest opinion column
ORIOLE
Baltimore baseball pro
PAT
Gentle touch
POSSE
Group assisting a sheriff
PRE
Lead-in to natal or nuptial
RAISIN
___ Bran
RIG
18-wheeler
RIO
Birthplace of the bossa nova, informally
RISEUP
Rebel as a group
ROTINI
Corkscrew-shaped pasta
SEEHERE
"Now, you listen to me ..."
SET
Goal for collectors
SID
Caesar of old comedy
SOON
"Coming ___ to a theater near you"
STEAM
Something to blow off or let off
STEPSON
Bobby, Peter or Greg, to Carol Brady
STONEAGE
*Period for Fred, Wilma and Pebbles (2016, 2023)
STOP
"Enough already!"
SUBSIN
Enters a game at the half, say
SYMBOL
Word with sex or status
TBONES
Some steaks
TET
Vietnamese holiday with a palindromic name
TIME
"Pencils down!"
TUCKS
Partner of nips
TURRET
Small castle tower
UNFED
Like expired parking meters
UPSELLS
Encourages to buy a more expensive model, say
URSA
Constellation word before Major or Minor
WETTEST
Receiving the most rain
WRANGLE
Round up, as cattle
XMAS
Plastic Ono Band's "Happy ___ (War Is Over)"

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