183 crossword clues, each with the answer plus links to play the puzzles they appear in.
“Marine invertebrates that build massive underwater reefs”
CORAL (5)
“Messenger bird in Westeros”
RAVEN (5)
“Male singing voice in a range higher than normal”
FALSETTO (8)
“Marine mammal, also a way to close something.”
SEAL (4)
“Margin of victory roughly equal to eight feet on the track.”
LENGTH (6)
“Minimalist fashion staple often worn over a white tee”
SLIPDRESS (9)
“Memorial often framed by rosy branches in photographs”
JEFFERSON (9)
“Maximum runs scored from a single shot”
SIX (3)
“Mashed green side dish that costs extra at most places.”
GUACAMOLE (9)
“Musical instruments played by striking or shaking them.”
PERCUSSION (10)
“Made of two or more simple machines working together”
COMPOUND (8)
“Metal-bending mutant who ominously declares 'death comes for us all'”
MAGNETO (7)
“Massachusetts town where the war's first shots were fired in 1775”
LEXINGTON (9)
“Measure of the electrical pressure that pushes current through a circuit”
VOLTAGE (7)
“Main body of a church”
NAVE (4)
“Modern photography that does not use film”
DIGITAL (7)
“Me, Z, yen, for a biological catalyst.”
ENZYME (6)
“Metal money used for trade throughout the provinces”
COINS (5)
“Money made available to borrow and pay back later”
CREDIT (6)
“Messages distributed by electronic means from one user to another”
EMAIL (5)
“Mental shuffling required to find the best play”
ANAGRAM (7)
“Majestic bird soaring near cliffs”
EAGLE (5)
“Military clash at the center of the holiday's origin.”
BATTLE (6)
“Measure of how well a mineral resists being scratched”
HARDNESS (8)
“Microscopic invader”
VIRUS (5)
“Map-making skill.”
CARTOGRAPHY (11)
“Money demanded by cybercriminals to restore access”
RANSOM (6)
“Material, like rubber, that blocks the flow of electricity”
INSULATOR (9)
“Mental concepts or thoughts, central to Plato's forms”
IDEAS (5)
“Money lost when an investment decreases in value”
LOSS (4)
“Medical professional who treats illnesses.”
DOCTOR (6)
“Measure of how much matter an object contains, unaffected by gravity”
MASS (4)
“Mad about a performance, perhaps.”
DRAMA (5)
“Marconi's system for wireless communication”
RADIO (5)
“Most desired metal in competition”
GOLD (4)
“Machine for producing power by rotating a wheel”
TURBINE (7)
“Musical comedy based on a TV series, tied for the most 2026 Tony nods with 12”
SCHMIGADOON (11)
“Mother Monster's real last name”
GERMANOTTA (10)
“Measurement indicating how much water flows per minute”
GPM (3)
“Money that is owed to another party”
DEBT (4)
“Month in 2026 when the animated plumber returns to the big screen.”
APRIL (5)
“Money Britain charged colonists on goods such as tea”
TAX (3)
“Main protagonist who typically saves the day by the third act.”
HERO (4)
“Main part of a church”
NAVE (4)
“Material used to make tablets for early writing”
CLAY (4)
“Miserly protagonist who learns the true meaning of Christmas.”
SCROOGE (7)
“Madison Square Garden residents chasing a long-awaited title.”
KNICKS (6)
“Musical comedy TV show adapted for the stage in Spring 2026.”
SCHMIGADOON (11)
“Music industry award she has won over a dozen times”
GRAMMY (6)
“Musical instruction to play a stringed instrument with the bow.”
ARCO (4)
“Masked luchador looking to climb high in a multi-man bout.”
PENTA (5)
“Material that resists electricity flow”
INSULATOR (9)
“Made-up tales perfect for escaping reality”
FICTION (7)
“Musical style played in a smooth and connected manner”
LEGATO (6)
“Mechanism to stop, a break from speed.”
BRAKE (5)
“Meteorological phenomenon that became a universal emblem of diversity”
RAINBOW (7)
“Mix of gases that surrounds every plant”
AIR (3)
“Martini-drinking, Prius-driving canine resident of Quahog.”
BRIAN (5)
“Method acting pioneer who 'coulda been a contender'”
BRANDO (6)
“Money received from work or other sources”
INCOME (6)
“Moss-Bachrach who brings a rocky exterior to the MCU”
EBON (4)
“Move to the rhythm of the thumping beat.”
DANCE (5)
“Mark leading the Nevada squad into the championship clash”
STONE (5)
“Material of the coveted throne”
IRON (4)
“Mythical beast ridden by Targaryens”
DRAGON (6)
“Mythical bird that regenerates from ashes”
PHOENIX (7)
“Make smaller, or thicken a sauce”
REDUCE (6)
“Microscopic marine life, often the 'plan' for a whale's meal, 'knot' in a sea.”
PLANKTON (8)
“Main floor seating section or the musicians in the pit”
ORCHESTRA (9)
“Media mogul who hosted a long-running influential talk show”
OPRAH (5)
“Maiman's device for creating a focused beam of light”
LASER (5)
“Mischievous bearded shoemaker of myth who hides his wealth”
LEPRECHAUN (10)
“Money earned on savings or paid on a loan over time”
INTEREST (8)
“Museum framework of bones that comes alive on the big screen”
SKELETON (8)
“Military directive that changed history”
ORDER (5)
“Mounted medieval warrior”
KNIGHT (6)
“Measure of how hot or cold something is”
TEMPERATURE (11)
“Moon defender, one who works on a boat, or 'Lori's' 'a's.”
SAILOR (6)
“Mythical creature with a lion's body and eagle's head”
GRIFFIN (7)
“Massachusetts city where colonists dumped tea into the harbor”
BOSTON (6)
“Metal plates worn by soldiers for protection”
ARMOR (5)
“Mexican host city slated to hold the 1,000th World Cup match.”
MONTERREY (9)
“Material used to put custom graphics onto tshirts”
IRONON (6)
“Metal used to make steel”
IRON (4)
“Month featuring both Father's Day and this sugary celebration”
JUNE (4)
“Monegasque fan favorite hoping to put the Prancing Horse on top.”
LECLERC (7)
“Main energy source that powers photosynthesis”
SUNLIGHT (8)
“Mischievous god returning to the big screen”
LOKI (4)
“Mobile operating system hitting version 20 this year.”
IOS (3)
“Meat and veggies threaded together and charred”
KEBAB (5)
“Microblogging site where user amyricha first posted the iconic spring joke in 2012.”
TUMBLR (6)
“Mythical creature, half-human, half-horse”
CENTAUR (7)
“Malicious software that threatens to publish or block access to data unless a fee is paid”
RANSOMWARE (10)
“Massive electronic music stage named for a sandy expanse.”
SAHARA (6)
“Massive stadium hosting the two-night showcase in 2026.”
ALLEGIANT (9)
“Male kin who might put you in a friendly headlock.”
BROTHER (7)
“Milan-based luxury brand known for its distinctive red carpet looks”
PRADA (5)
“Master of suspense known for 'Psycho'”
HITCHCOCK (9)
“Microscopic food source for the massive Whale Shark”
PLANKTON (8)
“Microscopic fungi responsible for turning sweet liquid into a spirited drink.”
YEAST (5)
“Method of scrambling data to keep it secure”
ENCRYPTION (10)
“Making a point one dot at a time”
STIPPLE (7)
“Mythical shoemaker known for hoarding wealth”
LEPRECHAUN (10)
“Malicious program disguised as legitimate software to deceive users”
TROJAN (6)
“Morton demonstrated this to end surgical pain”
ANESTHESIA (10)
“Measured in minutes per mile, it is crucial to get this right early on.”
PACE (4)
“Marine invertebrate, forms reefs”
CORAL (5)
“Mike, perennial AL All-Star outfielder”
TROUT (5)
“Measure of how much useful work a machine produces compared to energy put in”
EFFICIENCY (10)
“Main structural member of a ship or building”
KEEL (4)
“Moonball tactic used when an opponent rushes the net.”
LOB (3)
“Mixture of two or more metals, sometimes used to make strong magnets”
ALLOY (5)
“Marconi's wireless wonder, a broadcast from within.”
RADIO (5)
“Musical instrument with eighty-eight black and white keys”
PIANO (5)
“Money in the form of bills or coins”
CASH (4)
“Measure of how much a material opposes the flow of electric current”
RESISTANCE (10)
“Medieval holy war”
CRUSADE (7)
“Machine that converts motion into electrical energy”
GENERATOR (9)
“Month hosting the 2026 National Park Week festivities”
AUGUST (6)
“Most spoken language by native speakers”
CHINESE (7)
“Massive, green-skinned fruit whose stringy flesh is a popular vegan substitute for pulled pork.”
JACKFRUIT (9)
“Musical high school where they wanted to live forever”
FAME (4)
“Material used for pottery and tablets”
CLAY (4)
“Mexican food consisting of a folded tortilla with filling”
TACO (4)
“Mystical force, a trick of the light, 'I' 'cam' 'g'.”
MAGIC (5)
“Make oil and water mix, surely I'm left by this process”
EMULSIFY (8)
“Malicious program that replicates itself”
VIRUS (5)
“Modern retro gaming platform that revealed its Nexus edition in 2026.”
EVERCADE (8)
“Martial art that originated in Japan and debuted in 1964”
JUDO (4)
“Merc with a Mouth actor known for his hilarious faux-feud with Jackman.”
RYAN (4)
“Moral excellence or a quality considered good”
VIRTUE (6)
“Massachusetts delegate who later became the second U.S. president”
ADAMS (5)
“Macaroni or rotini base for a chilled cookout side”
PASTA (5)
“Malicious assault on computer systems or networks”
CYBERATTACK (11)
“Marsupial native to Australia”
KANGAROO (8)
“Measure of how strongly gravity pulls on an object”
WEIGHT (6)
“Mountain that can erupt with hot melted rock”
VOLCANO (7)
“Mexican dish consisting of a folded tortilla”
TACO (4)
“Measure of how much mass is packed into a given volume”
DENSITY (7)
“Material effective against White Walkers”
DRAGONGLASS (11)
“Movement of water through a membrane from an area of low to high concentration”
OSMOSIS (7)
“Moon defender, a solar anagram.”
SAILOR (6)
“Mound of sand piled up by wind”
DUNE (4)
“Max who produced countless Y2K hits and requested a specific southern vocal twang.”
MARTIN (6)
“Mobile unit where laughter was the best medicine”
MASH (4)
“Mythical beast, often a powerful ally or foe, 'on' 'rag' 'd'.”
DRAGON (6)
“Musicians who play for a show”
ORCHESTRA (9)
“Meat-eating animal in a food chain”
CARNIVORE (9)
“Make a new scientific finding”
DISCOVER (8)
“Metal circle that unforgivingly rejects a missed shot.”
RIM (3)
“Mesopotamian wedge writing”
CUNEIFORM (9)
“Moral excellence, a core concept in ancient Greek thought”
VIRTUE (6)
“Measure of how easily a material allows electricity to pass through it”
CONDUCTIVITY (12)
“Mustachioed restaurant owner known for his pun-filled daily specials.”
BELCHER (7)
“Molecule split apart during the light reactions”
WATER (5)
“Music without electric amplification”
ACOUSTIC (8)
“Multiplication groups must all be the same size”
EQUAL (5)
“Moving mass of insects looking for a new residence”
SWARM (5)
“Money spent on goods or services”
EXPENSE (7)
“Missing-toe rodent who harbored a dark, magical secret for twelve years.”
SCABBERS (8)
“Martial artist known for throwing Hadoukens.”
RYU (3)
“Muscular body part in your mouth used for tasting”
TONGUE (6)
“Monarch of the Mushroom Kingdom, recently revealed as a long-lost sibling in the 2026 film.”
PEACH (5)
“Malicious code that locks files until a payment is made”
RANSOMWARE (10)
“Molecule inside cells that carries genetic instructions”
DNA (3)
“Mountain that can erupt with lava and ash”
VOLCANO (7)
“Marine mammal, can 'seal' a deal with its barks.”
SEAL (4)
“Mythical creature whose singing lures sailors to their doom”
SIREN (5)
“Messenger of the gods, known for winged sandals”
HERMES (6)
“Motor City team that secured the top East seed in 2026.”
PISTONS (7)
“Money or resources given to help another country”
AID (3)
“Moral principles that govern a person's behavior”
ETHICS (6)
“Measurements of how many people watch a show”
RATINGS (7)
“Melted rock found beneath Earth's surface”
MAGMA (5)
“Milanese brand famous for daring cuts and Donatella's bold aesthetic.”
VERSACE (7)
“Machine that produces electricity”
GENERATOR (9)
“Measure of the average kinetic energy of particles”
TEMPERATURE (11)
“Month when the sun typically leaves the second zodiac sign”
MAY (3)
“Machine that throws moving images onto the silver screen”
PROJECTOR (9)
“Mitchell's first name, the star driving Cleveland's 2026 playoff run.”
DONOVAN (7)
“Microscopic organisms consumed in massive quantities by the whale shark”
PLANKTON (8)
“Male monarch, often ruling a kingdom.”
KING (4)
“Making an image look sharp and clear”
FOCUS (5)
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