70 crossword clues, each with the answer plus links to play the puzzles they appear in.
“Order of mammals including lemurs monkeys and apes”
PRIMATE (7)
“Order given on a film set”
CUT (3)
“Object producing a magnetic field”
MAGNET (6)
“Online journal”
BLOG (4)
“Online scam to obtain personal info”
PHISHING (8)
“OpenAI's platform for AI agents, responding to a competitor's offering.”
FRONTIER (8)
“One full circuit of the track”
LAP (3)
“Opposite of female, often describing many early directors”
MALE (4)
“Object launched into space to orbit Earth or another celestial body”
SATELLITE (9)
“One who performs on stage or screen”
ACTOR (5)
“One who ranges, perhaps, or a guardian of the wild.”
RANGER (6)
“Official who enforces rules”
REFEREE (7)
“One cycle of improving a model through repeated training”
ITERATION (9)
“One who writes music”
COMPOSER (8)
“One who is among the first to explore a new field”
PIONEER (7)
“Orbital device for communication or observation”
SATELLITE (9)
“One 'chrome' is out for single color work.”
MONOCHROME (10)
“OpenAI's CEO, Sam ______.”
ALTMAN (6)
“Object that produces a magnetic field”
MAGNET (6)
“Open-air stage dedicated to extended electronic music sets.”
QUASAR (6)
“Opening ceremony procession”
PARADE (6)
“One who catches, or a 'fresh' start to a sea tale.”
FISHER (6)
“Our local star, currently suffering from a dimming crisis.”
SUN (3)
“Ohio city that traditionally hosts the "First Four" games.”
DAYTON (6)
“Offensive foul against a defender”
CHARGE (6)
“Object orbiting a planet or star”
SATELLITE (9)
“Orienteering tool for a lost hiker”
COMPASS (7)
“One's initial feeling of a French movement.”
IMPRESSION (10)
“"Operation ___", London hit musical crossing the pond in 2026.”
MINCEMEAT (9)
“Of a medieval land system”
FEUDAL (6)
“Official park guide often seen in a flat hat”
RANGER (6)
“Often a time for phone calls”
COMMUTE (7)
“One of the elder gods”
TITAN (5)
“Objects used by actors on stage”
PROPS (5)
“Operating system that powers the company's flagship smartphones”
IOS (3)
“Optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer”
TELESCOPE (9)
“One-over tiebreaker used to decide drawn matches”
SUPEROVER (9)
“Oscillation that transfers energy”
WAVE (4)
“Opposite of an acid”
BASE (4)
“One who enjoys books and stories.”
READER (6)
“Overall structural shape or outline of an ensemble”
SILHOUETTE (10)
“Outer layer of excitement for a lemon”
ZEST (4)
“Overwhelming a server with traffic from multiple sources”
DDOS (4)
“Off-spinner's tricky delivery that turns the other way”
DOOSRA (6)
“Opaque sibling of a watery medium”
GOUACHE (7)
“Old Viking tongue”
NORSE (5)
“Objects used on stage by actors”
PROPS (5)
“Outspoken star looking to put the Tribal Chief to sleep in the main event.”
PUNK (4)
“One who gains unauthorized access to computer systems”
HACKER (6)
“On-set physical rig used to portray the rocky sidekick in the movie.”
PUPPET (6)
“One circuit of the track”
LAP (3)
“One who guides the action, often with more credit.”
DIRECTOR (8)
“Official paper”
DOCUMENT (8)
“One who creates software”
DEVELOPER (9)
“One who discovers new lands”
EXPLORER (8)
“Ocean's movement, also a greeting.”
WAVE (4)
“Official who enforces the rules”
UMPIRE (6)
“Oval object traditionally boiled and dipped in vibrant hues”
EGG (3)
“Order of peacekeepers, like the Ninth one featured in an upcoming Visions series.”
JEDI (4)
“Official bus service transporting fans from local hotels to the grounds”
SHUTTLE (7)
“On X, a nerve fiber extension.”
AXON (4)
“Official, respectful term used by broadcasters instead of 'fans.'”
PATRONS (7)
“Once beautiful maiden with a gaze that turns to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“One of India's official languages”
HINDI (5)
“Of the Middle Ages”
MEDIEVAL (8)
“One side of a sheet of paper in a book”
PAGE (4)
“One who plans the form or structure of something”
DESIGNER (8)
“Outrageous or amusing behavior that might get you sent to the principal's office.”
ANTICS (6)
“Offensive foul for running into a defender”
CHARGE (6)
“On-field official who signals boundaries, wickets, and extras”
UMPIRE (6)
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