1,246 crossword clues with 4-letter answers, sourced from real Grid Genius puzzles.
“A person who operates a computer or service”
USER (4)
“The sky god who wields a master bolt”
ZEUS (4)
“Information collected for analysis”
DATA (4)
“The fourth planet from the sun often called the Red Planet”
MARS (4)
“Substance with a pH less than 7”
ACID (4)
“A piece of metal used as money in ancient trade”
COIN (4)
“Bird of prey with keen eyesight”
HAWK (4)
“The small part of a plant that can grow into a new one”
SEED (4)
“The natural satellite that orbits the Earth”
MOON (4)
“Smallest unit of matter”
ATOM (4)
“A white liquid often poured over cereal”
MILK (4)
“A location on the World Wide Web”
SITE (4)
“A long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures.”
EPIC (4)
“The entire group of actors in a production”
CAST (4)
“The points scored by the batting team”
RUNS (4)
“The empire that built the mountain city of Machu Picchu”
INCA (4)
“Small white or brown grains that are a staple food”
RICE (4)
“A location on the internet”
SITE (4)
“A utensil with tines used for picking up food”
FORK (4)
“Facts and statistics collected for analysis”
DATA (4)
“A common white mineral used to season and preserve food”
SALT (4)
“King of the Olympian gods”
ZEUS (4)
“A pattern of horizontal and vertical lines”
GRID (4)
“A person who operates a program”
USER (4)
“The Roman god of war”
MARS (4)
“Queen of Olympus and protector of marriage”
HERA (4)
“Goddess of marriage and queen of the heavens”
HERA (4)
“To cut off unwanted parts of an image”
CROP (4)
“A procedure to check quality or performance”
TEST (4)
“Group of players”
TEAM (4)
“Information processed by a computer”
DATA (4)
“To make changes or corrections to text”
EDIT (4)
“Greek god of war”
ARES (4)
“An organ used for breathing air”
LUNG (4)
“Stark daughter with a killer instinct”
ARYA (4)
“Unit of digital information, typically 8 bits”
BYTE (4)
“Bob, the artist widely credited as the co-creator of this legendary vigilante.”
KANE (4)
“Ben, slugger who took aim at the fences in the 2026 Derby”
RICE (4)
“Starting position for the fastest qualifier”
POLE (4)
“Marine mammal, also a way to close something.”
SEAL (4)
“Hitting this inner corner point is crucial for a fast line.”
APEX (4)
“The fourth planet from the sun known as the red planet”
MARS (4)
“The sequel will explore very intriguing ___ of the universe, per Keegan-Michael Key.”
LORE (4)
“Bohemian hit that measures a year in love.”
RENT (4)
“A plant with a long thin stem that grows along the ground”
VINE (4)
“The 23.5-degree planetary lean responsible for the shifting seasons.”
TILT (4)
“Written words that appear on a screen or page”
TEXT (4)
“Kick a dropped ball”
PUNT (4)
“Tethered flyer that takes to the sky during a specific celebration weekend.”
KITE (4)
“Comedy legends Groucho, Harpo, and Chico.”
MARX (4)
“The shiny treasure supposedly hidden at the end of a colorful arch.”
GOLD (4)
“Information stored or processed by a computer”
DATA (4)
“A single tone of definite pitch made by a musical instrument or the human voice.”
NOTE (4)
“The orange rim players aim for.”
HOOP (4)
“Corded targets that get snipped down by the champions.”
NETS (4)
“An illegal deceptive move by the guy on the rubber”
BALK (4)
“Nutrients living things need to survive and grow”
FOOD (4)
“A device or program used to carry out a particular function”
TOOL (4)
“Juan, star outfielder starting for the NL in 2026”
SOTO (4)
“The celebrated month, en espanol.”
MAYO (4)
“To record your current progress so you can return to it later”
SAVE (4)
“The main sequence of events in a movie”
PLOT (4)
“A flat circular object used to store data”
DISK (4)
“First Filipino girl group to take the stage at the Empire Polo Club.”
BINI (4)
“Instructions written by a programmer to create software”
CODE (4)
“Glass object that gives off light when electricity flows through it”
BULB (4)
“The name of Hagrids large boarhound dog”
FANG (4)
“Ancient region of France, a painful place for Romans.”
GAUL (4)
“Online journal”
BLOG (4)
“A person who introduces a talk show or game show”
HOST (4)
“Sounds like not, but it's a tangled loop in a rope”
KNOT (4)
“Title often given to William Shakespeare”
BARD (4)
“Famous Tokyo locale where thousands gather for raucous viewing parties.”
UENO (4)
“A group of musicians playing together”
BAND (4)
“Costly summer production that fails to recoup its massive marketing expenses.”
FLOP (4)
“Horizontal load-bearing element”
BEAM (4)
“French word for country or nation”
PAYS (4)
“Traditional knee length skirt worn by Scottish men”
KILT (4)
“A small unit of length, twelve of which make a foot”
INCH (4)
“Pre-race convention at the Hynes Center where runners pick up their gear.”
EXPO (4)
“Swiss artist who cracked "The Code" in 2024”
NEMO (4)
“To multiply a number by itself three times”
CUBE (4)
“The bodys first line of defense against invaders”
SKIN (4)
“Australian mutant portrayer who constantly trades friendly jabs with Reynolds.”
HUGH (4)
“Organ protected by immune cells in the chest”
LUNG (4)
“Silken custard dessert that feels gourmet but remains highly approachable for beginners.”
FLAN (4)
“Type of year with 366 days instead of the usual 365”
LEAP (4)
“The warden who asks Michael for help building a Taj Mahal model”
POPE (4)
“Spanish question word meaning how, normally written with an accent”
COMO (4)
“Essential ingredient for AI model training.”
DATA (4)
“An ancient physical and mental practice from India”
YOGA (4)
“To store data for future use”
SAVE (4)
“Small green plant that grows in damp carpets”
MOSS (4)
“Feature to keep data consistent across devices”
SYNC (4)
“Tall plant with a thick wooden trunk”
TREE (4)
“Acronym for NASA's exoplanet-hunting satellite launched in 2018”
TESS (4)
“Underwater ridge built mostly by tiny coral animals”
REEF (4)
“Internal fortitude or a black swordsman's burden”
GUTS (4)
“Dodger shade worn by all on-field personnel during the tribute.”
BLUE (4)
“Spanish word for table”
MESA (4)
“Two-wheeled way to shred the local trails”
BIKE (4)
“Ringing signal that dictates the flow of the academic day”
BELL (4)
“The sky-dwelling leader who wields a bolt”
ZEUS (4)
“The wagging indicator of a puppy's mood.”
TAIL (4)
“Leading talent drawing massive crowds and flashbulbs”
STAR (4)
“A single continuous recording made by a camera”
SHOT (4)
“A list of food and drinks available at a restaurant”
MENU (4)
“Software programs downloaded onto a smartphone”
APPS (4)
“A semi-aquatic mammal with flippers that lives in cold waters”
SEAL (4)
“A measure of how much 'stuff' is in an object”
MASS (4)
“Historic French fashion house renowned for creating the revolutionary New Look.”
DIOR (4)
“A measure of how much matter an object contains, often measured in grams”
MASS (4)
“What a plant makes using sunlight and water”
FOOD (4)
“Opposite of female, often describing many early directors”
MALE (4)
“A common symbol used for high ratings”
STAR (4)
“A trial to see if something works correctly”
TEST (4)
“Solemn promise, often to a lord or king”
OATH (4)
“The grumpy bartender who struggles to write his zombie novel”
NICK (4)
“Sounds like tale, but it's the part an animal wags”
TAIL (4)
“Person who prepares and cooks meals, often at a restaurant”
CHEF (4)
“Oscar-winning screenwriter who shares a famous Boston bromance with Affleck.”
MATT (4)
“Water falling in drops from the clouds”
RAIN (4)
“Unconventional material used to construct her infamous 2010 awards show dress”
MEAT (4)
“Where you might put your car, or a protected area.”
PARK (4)
“The lowest female singing voice”
ALTO (4)
“A religious or other solemn ceremony or act”
RITE (4)
“Main body of a church”
NAVE (4)
“Small piece of silicon that acts as the computer brain”
CHIP (4)
“A plastic device used to amplify and resonate a hunter's bugle”
TUBE (4)
“Your personal wooden or plastic ledge”
RACK (4)
“The tough outer covering of a tree trunk”
BARK (4)
“Using force to move an object a certain distance”
WORK (4)
“The king of the Greek gods who rules from Mount Olympus”
ZEUS (4)
“A person who operates a website or app”
USER (4)
“Illegal contact during play”
FOUL (4)
“The motherly figure and wife of Carlisle Cullen”
ESME (4)
“Summit reached after a grueling climb”
PEAK (4)
“A network of lines that cross each other to form squares”
GRID (4)
“To magnify or reduce an image”
ZOOM (4)
“Term for the total magnetic field passing through a given area”
FLUX (4)
“A team's ranking in their region, from 1 to 16.”
SEED (4)
“Natural hollow space underground or inside a hill”
CAVE (4)
“The destructive event that claimed the Baudelaire mansion”
FIRE (4)
“Furniture piece serving as a teacher's command center”
DESK (4)
“Aggressive shot hit hard and high, often without much technique”
SLOG (4)
“Catcher's oversized leather equipment”
MITT (4)
“The innermost clipping point of a corner.”
APEX (4)
“Random data added to a password before it is hashed”
SALT (4)
“The brave main character of a tale”
HERO (4)
“Highly ranked competitor placed favorably in the bracket.”
SEED (4)
“Urban center.”
CITY (4)
“A style of bowling where the ball rotates and turns”
SPIN (4)
“A powerful enemy found at the end of a stage”
BOSS (4)
“Place to sit in a theater”
SEAT (4)
“To no longer be moving”
STOP (4)
“A sapphire set in a cirque”
LAKE (4)
“The temperature of a glacial plunge”
COLD (4)
“To launch a program or page”
OPEN (4)
“To provide information or data to a system”
FEED (4)
“Sounds like meet, but you buy it at a butcher shop”
MEAT (4)
“Forward Koa who is a major name in the 2026 class”
PEAT (4)
“Large, elegant water bird”
SWAN (4)
“The title of the lead single from The Secret of Us”
RISK (4)
“The written words that make up a review”
TEXT (4)
“P-pop group making history as the first Filipino act on the 2026 poster”
BINI (4)
“King of the Greek gods, ruler of the sky and thunder”
ZEUS (4)
“Fashion designer who introduced the little black dress”
COCO (4)
“Competitive event on the track”
RACE (4)
“A city in Syria's eastern desert where shadow forces regroup.”
MADI (4)
“Instructions written by programmers to build software”
CODE (4)
“Resting stage between larva and adult in many insects”
PUPA (4)
“The main character in a book, often admired for courage”
HERO (4)
“A performance or broadcast”
SHOW (4)
“The protagonist who usually saves the day just before the credits roll”
HERO (4)
“Carrie of "The Gilded Age" who scored a 2026 Best Actress nod for "Bug"”
COON (4)
“The starting formation where cars line up before the lights go out”
GRID (4)
“A small object from which a new plant can grow.”
SEED (4)
“The strip of plastic used in old cameras to capture images”
FILM (4)
“A single sound of a particular pitch”
NOTE (4)
“To finish filming the final scene.”
WRAP (4)
“A common antonym for timid”
BOLD (4)
“Sounds like weak, but it means seven days”
WEEK (4)
“Long heroic story, often about 'gas' or old tales.”
SAGA (4)
“Hot melted rock that flows out of a volcano”
LAVA (4)
“A go-ay, perhaps, for flexibility.”
YOGA (4)
“A flat-topped table where giants might dine”
MESA (4)
“A piece of writing that expresses emotions, ideas, or experiences in an imaginative style.”
POEM (4)
“The most common piece moved first in a game”
PAWN (4)
“Pre-match coin flip to decide who bats or bowls first”
TOSS (4)
“To assign a value or rank to an item”
RATE (4)
“A high selection who fails to live up to the hype”
BUST (4)
“Area of the body that might hold tension for a fixed earth sign”
NECK (4)
“Bill that emits his raspy voice.”
BEAK (4)
“A general word for a punctuation symbol”
MARK (4)
“A small piece of silicon used in electronic circuits”
CHIP (4)
“To contract a muscle to show off its size”
FLEX (4)
“Command for superuser privileges”
SUDO (4)
“The time before the present day”
PAST (4)
“Current CEO leading the company's golden anniversary celebrations”
COOK (4)
“System of interconnected power lines”
GRID (4)
“Thin metal strand that carries electric current”
WIRE (4)
“A series of items often separated by commas”
LIST (4)
“A long walk for pleasure or exercise”
HIKE (4)
“A group of citizens who decide the verdict”
JURY (4)
“A word meaning to own or hold something”
HAVE (4)
“A famous actor or performer”
STAR (4)
“Two hundred circuits around the Brickyard.”
LAPS (4)
“A ranking number from 1 to 16, though a No. 5 has historically never won the national title.”
SEED (4)
“A loop that transfers power in gas-driven units”
BELT (4)
“Small object from which a new plant grows”
SEED (4)
“To cook bread or cakes using dry heat in an oven”
BAKE (4)
“The main story or sequence of events in a film”
PLOT (4)
“Small flat piece of metal used as money throughout history”
COIN (4)
“A white liquid produced by cows for drinking”
MILK (4)
“First name of the 2025 Finals MVP hailing from Canada.”
SHAI (4)
“Tiny grains of worn-down rock”
SAND (4)
“The violent god of war and son of Zeus”
ARES (4)
“A narrative of events or happenings.”
TALE (4)
“French word for the moon”
LUNE (4)
“A long song for a solo voice in an opera”
ARIA (4)
“Word used to say how many go in every group, as in five ___”
EACH (4)
“The 'Final' number of teams heading to Indianapolis [1.2]”
FOUR (4)
“A long, loose outer garment”
ROBE (4)
“Animal often associated with the logo”
BULL (4)
“Spherical roof structure”
DOME (4)
“Golden collectible that chimes satisfyingly when collected.”
COIN (4)
“To transmit a message or review”
SEND (4)
“Inflatable vessel for river rapids”
RAFT (4)
“Lavish evening event demanding strict black-tie attire”
GALA (4)
“The spring festival where people throw colored powder”
HOLI (4)
“Lifeblood of Egypt, if line's rearranged.”
NILE (4)
“Having or giving out a moderate degree of heat”
WARM (4)
“Canvas shelter pitched under the stars”
TENT (4)
“The main events and story of a film”
PLOT (4)
“Ancient order the child once trained with”
JEDI (4)
“Tiny piece of silicon inside a computer”
CHIP (4)
“Upward trajectory of a hat that marks the official end”
TOSS (4)
“When a car rotates uncontrollably on track”
SPIN (4)
“The result when expenses are greater than earnings”
LOSS (4)
“Corned protein that became an Irish-American staple in the 19th century”
BEEF (4)
“A piece of land that is surrounded by its own reflection”
ISLE (4)
“All the actors in a play”
CAST (4)
“Formal assessment of knowledge”
EXAM (4)
“Big cat's royal title”
LION (4)
“An organism that a parasite lives inside of”
HOST (4)
“Feudal ruler or noble”
LORD (4)
“Ring-shaped campus hosting the special in-person gathering.”
PARK (4)
“A fine soft fiber produced by worms and used for luxury fabric”
SILK (4)
“What a proper noun gives to a specific person or place”
NAME (4)
“Staff members working tirelessly behind the scenes.”
CREW (4)
“The basic building block of all living things”
CELL (4)
“Casual Spanish word for goodbye, borrowed from Italian”
CHAO (4)
“The lottery system used by states like Colorado to distribute limited tags”
DRAW (4)
“Spanish word for island, preceding Nublar and Sorna”
ISLA (4)
“Queen of the Greek gods and goddess of marriage”
HERA (4)
“First name of the actress voicing the fierce ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom.”
ANYA (4)
“King of the gods in Greek mythology”
ZEUS (4)
“Eight bits, a unit of digital information”
BYTE (4)
“Stringed instrument that serves as the official national emblem of Ireland.”
HARP (4)
“Chesapeake Bay Retriever who fetched a 2026 group win”
COTA (4)
“Spanish word for fine or well”
BIEN (4)
“Money lost when an investment decreases in value”
LOSS (4)
“First name of the Chief Technology Officer Murati”
MIRA (4)
“The pointer on a clock face that shows hours or minutes”
HAND (4)
“The American agency responsible for space exploration”
NASA (4)
“The coveted first place on the starting grid”
POLE (4)
“A symbol used to show a high rating”
STAR (4)
“A regulated course of eating and drinking”
DIET (4)
“The fourth planet known as the Red Planet”
MARS (4)
“A separate composition or set of compositions by a particular composer, usually numbered”
OPUS (4)
“They were found on a mysterious island with a smoke monster”
LOST (4)
“A coin worth ten cents”
DIME (4)
“The central symbol of hope in a story about a sick girl in Greenwich Village”
LEAF (4)
“The city or country that organizes the games”
HOST (4)
“Place where crops are grown”
FARM (4)
“The massive, ring-shaped corporate campus that opened to employees in 2017”
PARK (4)
“Professional cook, often in a restaurant.”
CHEF (4)
“Boys' love genre, a 'yo' with an 'i' for 'ai'.”
YAOI (4)
“An activity where AI often plays against humans”
GAME (4)
“Measure of how much matter an object contains, unaffected by gravity”
MASS (4)
“Where elusive species like the lanternshark reside”
DEEP (4)
“An item worn over the face during a masquerade ball or Venice festival”
MASK (4)
“Tart style intentionally made acidic, frequently featuring fruit additions.”
SOUR (4)
“College official who leads the faculty procession”
DEAN (4)
“A word used to describe a chaotic or disorganized situation”
MESS (4)
“A game that ends with an equal score”
DRAW (4)
“Long-running reality show with a bad boys theme”
COPS (4)
“To keep money instead of spending it”
SAVE (4)
“A small white or brown grain often served with stir fry”
RICE (4)
“Unfortunate label for a highly touted pick who underperforms.”
BUST (4)
“Flat-topped landform with steep, rocky sides”
MESA (4)
“Gilbert Baker famously designed a colorful one in 1978”
FLAG (4)
“A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist”
BELT (4)
“To move through water”
SWIM (4)
“Body's largest organ, used to feel touch and temperature”
SKIN (4)
“Primal discovery, ignites warmth and light.”
FIRE (4)
“Describes something with a low temperature”
COLD (4)
“P1 on the starting grid.”
POLE (4)
“The middle of the day, exactly twelve o'clock”
NOON (4)
“The needle-bearing scent of the outdoors”
PINE (4)
“Evergreen tree with needles and cones”
PINE (4)
“What she does to her better half in a song of longing”
WISH (4)
“A portable nylon home for the night”
TENT (4)
“Agency currently celebrating the 45th anniversary of this historic program.”
NASA (4)
“Most desired metal in competition”
GOLD (4)
“Common Unix shell”
BASH (4)
“The river that souls cross to enter the underworld”
STYX (4)
“The winter's leftovers in a July crevasse”
SNOW (4)
“A hidden microphone or a gritty Baltimore system”
WIRE (4)
“To silence your microphone”
MUTE (4)
“Nathan returning to Broadway as Willy Loman in 2026.”
LANE (4)
“Iconic 1975 blockbuster that made people afraid to go in the water”
JAWS (4)
“First name of the animal behaviorist who trained a pack of deadly theropods”
OWEN (4)
“Chemical connection”
BOND (4)
“Liks backward, a luxurious fiber”
SILK (4)
“Fuzzy brown fruit with vibrant green flesh, originally known as the Chinese gooseberry.”
KIWI (4)
“Professional panel that might disagree wildly with the public”
JURY (4)
“Tree's green solar panel”
LEAF (4)
“An expert or master in a field”
GURU (4)
“Sticks used to play stringed instruments like violins”
BOWS (4)
“The pattern of squares where words are placed”
GRID (4)
“Prayerful word describing the treacherous corner of holes 11 through 13.”
AMEN (4)
“A long, accompanied song for a solo voice, typically in an opera or oratorio.”
ARIA (4)
“To assemble and modify film footage”
EDIT (4)
“To check if something works correctly”
TEST (4)
“Stacked sleeping arrangement often fought over by kids.”
BUNK (4)
“Person known for great courage or bravery in a legend”
HERO (4)
“The vehicle of choice when settling grudges on Rainbow Road.”
KART (4)
“Vibrating strip of wood used in woodwind instruments”
REED (4)
“The instructions written by a programmer”
CODE (4)
“Norse god of thunder who carries a powerful hammer”
THOR (4)
“Beloved underdog defending his United States Championship.”
ZAYN (4)
“Tech visionary who co-founded Apple”
JOBS (4)
“Founder Ferrari's first name”
ENZO (4)
“A teething puppy's favorite destructive activity involving your shoes.”
CHEW (4)
“The act of casting a ballot to choose a political leader”
VOTE (4)
“Money that is owed to another party”
DEBT (4)
“Symbol of stars and stripes that represents the United States”
FLAG (4)
“Standard sixteen-ounce serving size found in most American pubs.”
PINT (4)
“Graceful animal with antlers”
DEER (4)
“What the winning team cuts down after the championship.”
NETS (4)
“Gentle browser often seen at the meadow's edge”
DEER (4)
“The caudal appendage that propels a marine predator forward”
TAIL (4)
“Piece of metal used as money”
COIN (4)
“An investor who expects prices to fall”
BEAR (4)
“Numerical ranking assigned to a team, typically from 1 to 16.”
SEED (4)
“Sounds like heard, but it means a group of animals”
HERD (4)
“Disturbance that transfers energy”
WAVE (4)
“The first name of the giant white whale in Herman Melville's book”
MOBY (4)
“A popular genre featuring electric guitars and drums”
ROCK (4)
“What a marine hunter does to test if an object is edible”
BITE (4)
“Main protagonist who typically saves the day by the third act.”
HERO (4)
“A strategic tap of the bat rather than a full swing”
BUNT (4)
“A professional cook in a restaurant”
CHEF (4)
“Runs scored when the ball reaches the boundary on the ground”
FOUR (4)
“Starting arrangement of cars before a race”
GRID (4)
“To stay overnight in a tent”
CAMP (4)
“The steady pulse of a piece of music”
BEAT (4)
“Main part of a church”
NAVE (4)
“Small white or brown grains grown in water”
RICE (4)
“Material used to make tablets for early writing”
CLAY (4)
“To get money by working”
EARN (4)
“The long garment worn by students at school”
ROBE (4)
“Ancient people of Central America known for their calendar”
MAYA (4)
“Green subterranean transit system.”
PIPE (4)
“Position near the basket”
POST (4)
“A desire or hope for something to happen”
WISH (4)
“Of the highest quality or excellence”
BEST (4)
“The ultimate goal for a summer scrambler”
PEAK (4)
“Device inserted into an outlet to connect to electricity”
PLUG (4)
“A common antonym for enormous”
TINY (4)
“Citizen celebrating its 85th anniversary in 2026”
KANE (4)
“A website where a writer shares their thoughts”
BLOG (4)
“Energetic music genre”
ROCK (4)
“Product of an acid-base reaction”
SALT (4)
“Horizontal support in construction”
BEAM (4)
“A liquid meal typically served in a bowl”
SOUP (4)
“Group that coordinates the global cultural celebration on May 18th [1.2.4]”
ICOM (4)
“A liquid dish often served hot in a bowl”
SOUP (4)
“Musical instruction to play a stringed instrument with the bow.”
ARCO (4)
“Instructions written by a programmer for software”
CODE (4)
“The main events of a play, novel, or movie”
PLOT (4)
“The reproductive armor of a cedar or fir”
CONE (4)
“Wishbone-shaped titanium safety bar protecting drivers from flying debris.”
HALO (4)
“South American empire that built Machu Picchu”
INCA (4)
“Folded street food staple enjoyed by the dozen.”
TACO (4)
“The largest and lowest pitched brass instrument”
TUBA (4)
“Central focus of the 2026 exhibition, explored through Naked and Anatomical chapters.”
BODY (4)
“The red planet”
MARS (4)
“A deceptive maneuver designed to hide the truth.”
RUSE (4)
“The written words in a book or message”
TEXT (4)
“To move through water using your arms and legs”
SWIM (4)
“A unique fixed length string representing a piece of data”
HASH (4)
“Essential rubber part of an F1 car”
TYRE (4)
“The highest possible quality or top rank”
BEST (4)
“Set piece action, such as a free or corner”
KICK (4)
“Carbonated beverage often served in a vibrant crimson hue”
SODA (4)
“Lower leg muscle often targeted with raises”
CALF (4)
“Wireless network protocol, often a target for eavesdropping”
WIFI (4)
“A word meaning together or accompanied by”
WITH (4)
“The male contestants”
BOYS (4)
“The story that is the title of her hit song from Fearless”
LOVE (4)
“To transmit a message or file to a recipient”
SEND (4)
“Head of the kitchen, certainly not a brief”
CHEF (4)
“To remove the outer skin from a fruit or vegetable”
PEEL (4)
“French word for the color green”
VERT (4)
“Propel oneself through water”
SWIM (4)
“Underwater ridge, 'free' from above.”
REEF (4)
“A standard quantity used to express a measurement, like an inch or a gram”
UNIT (4)
“Artist who released 'THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.' in March 2026.”
RAYE (4)
“Leafy garnish essential to the signature race day cocktail.”
MINT (4)
“A glowing ball of gas in the night sky”
STAR (4)
“Plant that climbs or trails along the ground”
VINE (4)
“Tim, the speedy American winger with a famous footballing father”
WEAH (4)
“Underwater gastropod who communicates primarily through feline-like meows.”
GARY (4)
“Symbolic banner featuring a star bursting with new beginnings”
FLAG (4)
“Graceful lake bird”
SWAN (4)
“Citrus squeeze essential to a proper street corn or drink.”
LIME (4)
“A list of dishes available to be served at a meal”
MENU (4)
“A specific location on the internet”
SITE (4)
“Points scored in the game”
RUNS (4)
“The denser, crumbly alternative to a raised ring”
CAKE (4)
“Solid natural material made of minerals”
ROCK (4)
“An influential expert or teacher in a field”
GURU (4)
“The underground part of a plant that absorbs water”
ROOT (4)
“The tragic event that starts the entire series”
FIRE (4)
“Flowerless plant with feathery green fronds”
FERN (4)
“Poetic name for the island of Ireland, often followed by go bragh”
ERIN (4)
“Young male runner making up most of the starting field.”
COLT (4)
“Host played by William Shatner, ___ Fields”
STAN (4)
“An idea that spreads rapidly online, like a certain curly-haired singer on the thirtieth of April.”
MEME (4)
“A stream of digital content”
FEED (4)
“International governing body organizing the global tournament”
FIFA (4)
“Colorful descriptor for an event that isn't actually tinted.”
BLUE (4)
“The main part of a word that holds its core meaning”
ROOT (4)
“German author of the Critique of Pure Reason”
KANT (4)
“An injection used to deliver a vaccine”
SHOT (4)
“A covering for the face, often used in ceremonies”
MASK (4)
“Moss-Bachrach who brings a rocky exterior to the MCU”
EBON (4)
“A specific legal matter or dispute”
CASE (4)
“To try something out to see if it works”
TEST (4)
“A network of lines that form squares”
GRID (4)
“Material of the coveted throne”
IRON (4)
“The enclosed battleground for the Cup”
RINK (4)
“Dark rock formed from ancient buried plants, burned as fuel”
COAL (4)
“A round piece of metal used as money”
COIN (4)
“The Volturi guard who can inflict pain with her mind”
JANE (4)
“A network of horizontal and vertical lines”
GRID (4)
“Desire supposedly granted if you capture a fairy cobbler”
WISH (4)
“Small white or brown grains grown in paddies”
RICE (4)
“A group of close-knit, interrelated families”
CLAN (4)
“The last name of Bella and her father Charlie”
SWAN (4)
“Natural underground chamber”
CAVE (4)
“Fermented paste that adds an unexpected umami depth to modern caramel bakes.”
MISO (4)
“A treatment that ends a disease or condition”
CURE (4)
“The empire located in the Andes mountains of South America”
INCA (4)
“Legendary father-son racing duo immortalized in bronze.”
HOYT (4)
“Describes a number that is smaller than another”
LESS (4)
“Resistance force a machine works to move”
LOAD (4)
“A piece of glass used in a telescope to see far away”
LENS (4)
“Airborne celebration that concludes the event”
TOSS (4)
“South African tribe, sounds like a 'zoo' with a 'loo'.”
ZULU (4)
“A woodwind instrument with a double reed”
OBOE (4)
“A popular garden flower known for its thorns and scent”
ROSE (4)
“Trek through the wilderness”
HIKE (4)
“Climbing plant cones that provide the necessary bitterness to balance a brew.”
HOPS (4)
“The past tense of the word say, often used after a quote”
SAID (4)
“Round object hit by the bat”
BALL (4)
“How much money must be paid for something”
COST (4)
“A procedure intended to establish quality or performance”
TEST (4)
“Place to see Starry Night in NYC, for short”
MOMA (4)
“Coveted medallion awarded annually for excellence in stage performance”
TONY (4)
“Early, expensive 1983 personal computer named after the co-founder's daughter”
LISA (4)
“The word by which a person is known”
NAME (4)
“A model made of one hundred small squares used to show hundredths”
GRID (4)
“All-Father prayed to in the second teaser”
ODIN (4)
“A kick used to turn over possession of the ball downfield”
PUNT (4)
“What most sharks must constantly do to keep water flowing over their respiratory organs”
SWIM (4)
“Short for aerodynamic design”
AERO (4)
“Spanish powerhouse who secured the title in 2023.”
RAHM (4)
“John who was the master of the classic Western”
FORD (4)
“A metal headed club with a flat face”
IRON (4)
“Top covering of a building”
ROOF (4)
“All the actors in a production”
CAST (4)
“Cells that form a protective layer over the body”
SKIN (4)
“To refine a model with specific data”
FINE (4)
“American Theatre ___ (organization behind the Tonys)”
WING (4)
“The large structure lit to signify the start of the games”
PYRE (4)
“The private island where the couple spends their honeymoon”
ISLE (4)
“What Ferraris are built to do”
RACE (4)
“To change from a solid into a liquid”
MELT (4)
“A website that contains personal reflections or articles”
BLOG (4)
“Adult amphibian that hops and can live on land or water”
FROG (4)
“Non-feeding stage during which an insect's body is completely rebuilt into its adult form”
PUPA (4)
“TheBlueDevils, whoearnedthetopoverallspotinthe2026men'sbracket[1.3].”
DUKE (4)
“A gas, oddly, for long tale.”
SAGA (4)
“Now and forever, this Andrew Lloyd Webber show purred along.”
CATS (4)
“The bronze clad personification of battle fury”
ARES (4)
“The honey-loving bear created by A.A. Milne”
POOH (4)
“A wooden stick used to cast magic spells”
WAND (4)
“Sticky carbohydrate-packed packets consumed for mid-race energy.”
GELS (4)
“The venom-fueled brute famously known for snapping the hero's back.”
BANE (4)
“The intensely hot chamber where the culinary magic happens.”
OVEN (4)
“South American empire, a central one, perhaps.”
INCA (4)
“Illegal delivery bowled too far from the batter to hit”
WIDE (4)
“The Norse god known for being a master of mischief and trickery”
LOKI (4)
“A musical piece sung in a show”
SONG (4)
“The iconic three-pointed emblem”
STAR (4)
“Trophy alternatives that players snip off with scissors after a big win”
NETS (4)
“City that stages the Games”
HOST (4)
“Sounds like bare, but it's a large furry animal”
BEAR (4)
“To change position or location”
MOVE (4)
“A long poem narrating the deeds of heroic figures”
EPIC (4)
“Long narrative poem about heroic deeds”
EPIC (4)
“Records of events or data entries”
LOGS (4)
“The C2 vertebra whose peg lets the head rotate side to side”
AXIS (4)
“Geometrical kissing point of a corner's inner curb.”
APEX (4)
“Auric treasure guarded by a mythical sprite”
GOLD (4)
“A pointed summit, or a moment of greatest intensity.”
PEAK (4)
“The part of a plant where photosynthesis usually happens”
LEAF (4)
“Edit, perhaps, for food intake.”
DIET (4)
“To feel the absence of someone you love”
MISS (4)
“An honest and unbiased evaluation”
FAIR (4)
“A number that can be split into two equal whole groups”
EVEN (4)
“A person who writes poems.”
POET (4)
“Roentgen's vision, sees right through you.”
XRAY (4)
“A word class that expresses action or a state of being”
VERB (4)
“Leap in a track and field event”
JUMP (4)
“Text you click to go to a different webpage”
LINK (4)
“A 2-3 or 1-3-1 defensive scheme, rather than man-to-man”
ZONE (4)
“The longest river in Africa”
NILE (4)
“A dramatic performance”
PLAY (4)
“Pigeon-loving puppet who shares a basement apartment with Ernie.”
BERT (4)
“A single photograph or a specific angle”
SHOT (4)
“A mark longer than a hyphen, used to show a break or emphasis”
DASH (4)
“An online journal where people post their opinions”
BLOG (4)
“The basic unit of all living things”
CELL (4)
“A single selection made by a team”
PICK (4)
“A lens movement used for dramatic emphasis”
ZOOM (4)
“Traditional dance from the Hawaiian islands”
HULA (4)
“Arankingnumberfrom1to16assignedtoateambytheselectioncommittee.”
SEED (4)
“To heat a liquid until it turns into gas”
BOIL (4)
“To keep a file for future use”
SAVE (4)
“The sequence of events in a story”
PLOT (4)
“Spanish word for the color red”
ROJO (4)
“Nickname for a Night's Watch member”
CROW (4)
“A tiny living thing that can cause disease”
GERM (4)
“A woodwind instrument with a double-reed mouthpiece.”
OBOE (4)
“Another word for equal groups in a multiplication problem”
SETS (4)
“A percussion instrument hit with sticks”
DRUM (4)
“"All systems ___" (2026 WWDC official tagline).”
GLOW (4)
“A traditional story, often involving supernatural beings”
MYTH (4)
“A pass that leads directly to a score”
ASST (4)
“Temperature of a mountain stream”
COLD (4)
“A common transition effect in film”
FADE (4)
“Downforce-generating package.”
AERO (4)
“A self replicating program that spreads across networks”
WORM (4)
“The name of the great white whale pursued by Captain Ahab”
MOBY (4)
“An evergreen tree with needles and cones.”
PINE (4)
“The jaguar mascot bringing Mexican spirit to the games”
ZAYU (4)
“Glowing item that grants temporary invulnerability accompanied by upbeat music.”
STAR (4)
“Colorful, translucent 1998 all-in-one computer that helped save the company from bankruptcy”
IMAC (4)
“Amazonian berry that forms the trendy purple base of many smoothie bowls.”
ACAI (4)
“A musical composition for two performers”
DUET (4)
“City chosen to stage the games”
HOST (4)
“Green streaming platform sharing the premiere of the 2026 reunion.”
HULU (4)
“Prehistoric purple pet who barks and acts remarkably like a modern canine.”
DINO (4)
“Tiny building block that makes up all living things”
CELL (4)
“A small, green plant that grows in dense clumps, often on rocks.”
MOSS (4)
“Metal used to make steel”
IRON (4)
“Month featuring both Father's Day and this sugary celebration”
JUNE (4)
“Large body of still water”
LAKE (4)
“The surname of the governess Jane in Charlotte Bronte's novel”
EYRE (4)
“What the S shield on the hero's chest translates to on his home world”
HOPE (4)
“The raised painted edge of the track used to find the racing line”
KERB (4)
“The number of days a developer has had to fix a newly discovered vulnerability”
ZERO (4)
“Self-replicating malware that spreads across networks”
WORM (4)
“To arrange items into equal groups before splitting them up”
SORT (4)
“The chief god of Norse mythology who sacrificed an eye for wisdom”
ODIN (4)
“The main event of a Grand Prix weekend”
RACE (4)
“God of Thunder seen praying in the second teaser”
THOR (4)
“A small, devoted group, often for a niche show.”
CULT (4)
“Small part a new plant can grow from”
SEED (4)
“A component in a transmission”
GEAR (4)
“Yellow kernels on a cob, typically roasted and buttered”
CORN (4)
“The flat, long-handled shovel used to slide pies into the heat.”
PEEL (4)
“A large black and white predator also known as a killer whale”
ORCA (4)
“Group working under a director”
CREW (4)
“A legendary monkey king who loves a good meal”
GOKU (4)
“Small part that a new plant can sprout from”
SEED (4)
“A supportive friend outside the community who stands up for equality”
ALLY (4)
“A high-flying slam that hypes up the crowd.”
DUNK (4)
“A deserving team that gets surprisingly left out by the committee.”
SNUB (4)
“Large seaweed, needs 'help' to stand tall underwater.”
KELP (4)
“A common antonym for quiet”
LOUD (4)
“Short for a problem-solving process”
ALGO (4)
“A system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object”
CULT (4)
“The base part of a word, often derived from Latin or Greek.”
ROOT (4)
“A spiritual teacher or expert guide in the tradition”
GURU (4)
“Mischievous god returning to the big screen”
LOKI (4)
“The river of hatred across which souls are ferried”
STYX (4)
“A word class that includes people, places, things, and ideas”
NOUN (4)
“Complex, chocolate-infused sauce hailing from the victorious state.”
MOLE (4)
“A place where a dead person is buried”
TOMB (4)
“Small graphic on a screen”
ICON (4)
“Grand-scale motion picture boasting a massive scope and lengthy runtime.”
EPIC (4)
“The main sequence of events in a story”
PLOT (4)
“A common antonym for hot”
COLD (4)
“Part of the plant that grows underground”
ROOT (4)
“Unit of electrical power”
WATT (4)
“Discipline involving the cobra and child poses”
YOGA (4)
“To move something away from you”
PUSH (4)
“The word shouted to warn others of a stray ball”
FORE (4)
“A linear dream or a desert mirage in the Tabuk Province.”
NEOM (4)
“Amphibian known for jumping”
FROG (4)
“Japanese martial art sport”
JUDO (4)
“A specific location on the world wide web”
SITE (4)
“The number that gets multiplied repeatedly in a power, such as ten”
BASE (4)
“Energy that can change matter from one state to another”
HEAT (4)
“Newfoundland dog employed as a nursemaid for the Darling children.”
NANA (4)
“The aggressive counterpart to the strategic Athena”
ARES (4)
“Trickster god of Norse myth”
LOKI (4)
“Spanish word for country or nation, normally written with an accent”
PAIS (4)
“The precious metal discovered at Sutter's Mill in 1848”
GOLD (4)
“Plant part that holds up the leaves and flowers”
STEM (4)
“Something given to another person during a holiday”
GIFT (4)
“A single unit of language with meaning”
WORD (4)
“Large triangular instrument with many plucked strings”
HARP (4)
“Traditional story, 'M', 'Y', 'T', 'H' make it true.”
MYTH (4)
“An unfair act that results in a penalty”
FOUL (4)
“Advanced learning method, often paired with 'neural'”
DEEP (4)
“A champion show dog's father”
SIRE (4)
“Heavy piece of school-branded jewelry turned outward after graduation”
RING (4)
“Collective term for the Japanese syllabic scripts Hiragana and Katakana”
KANA (4)
“The outer layer of the body”
SKIN (4)
“"So What" singer and host of Broadway's biggest night in 2026”
PINK (4)
“Transmission component in a race car”
GEAR (4)
“A style of fast bowling intended to beat the batter with speed”
PACE (4)
“To produce musical sounds with the voice”
SING (4)
“Sweeping formal attire that often requires assistance on the museum stairs.”
GOWN (4)
“Oscillation that transfers energy”
WAVE (4)
“A piece of writing that often uses rhythm and rhyme”
POEM (4)
“Throw a line, or a group of actors.”
CAST (4)
“Raw facts processed by AI”
DATA (4)
“A professional cook who leads a kitchen”
CHEF (4)
“Unit of electric potential”
VOLT (4)
“Opposite of an acid”
BASE (4)
“The fashion-obsessed villainess who loves what is in”
ESME (4)
“Gaming giant that launched the 'Universe' project in 2026 to revive retro IPs.”
SEGA (4)
“The premium large-format screen choice for massive visual spectacles”
IMAX (4)
“A phone connection”
LINE (4)
“Organized group of soldiers who fight together”
ARMY (4)
“To talk with an artificial intelligence assistant”
CHAT (4)
“People who admire actors or movies”
FANS (4)
“Top metal for a winner”
GOLD (4)
“Traditional Scottish skirt worn by men”
KILT (4)
“Thrown out a group of actors.”
CAST (4)
“Pungent Polynesian fruit often consumed as a health tonic despite its strong cheese-like odor.”
NONI (4)
“The place value one column to the left of the ones place”
TENS (4)
“The fastest shark in the sea, known for its incredible leaping ability”
MAKO (4)
“Language of the Land of Smiles”
THAI (4)
“Waves breaking on the shore”
SURF (4)
“The empty space allegedly created by an innovative sailor in 1850”
HOLE (4)
“A unit of heredity passed from parent to offspring”
GENE (4)
“The largest continent, home to China and India”
ASIA (4)
“The group of actors who appear in a movie”
CAST (4)
“Burrowing bivalve, can be found 'calm' in the sand.”
CLAM (4)
“To check if a piece of software works correctly”
TEST (4)
“Instructions written by a programmer”
CODE (4)
“A story, often passed down through generations”
TALE (4)
“Wild cat with tufted ears and a short bobbed tail”
LYNX (4)
“Dark side practitioners who deal in absolutes.”
SITH (4)
“Squared circle where the action takes place.”
RING (4)
“Alkaline compound”
BASE (4)
“Headland extending into the sea”
CAPE (4)
“The appendages often seen slicing through the ocean surface”
FINS (4)
“A sanctuary named for a holy hill”
ZION (4)
“Text or an image you click to go to a new webpage”
LINK (4)
“The twelve pairs of bones forming the protective thoracic cage”
RIBS (4)
“A standard unit equal to sixty minutes, twenty four of which make a day”
HOUR (4)
“Element associated with dragons”
FIRE (4)
“The model designed to generate realistic minute-long videos”
SORA (4)
“Forearm bone that forms the point of the elbow”
ULNA (4)
“Outer layer of excitement for a lemon”
ZEST (4)
“A celestial body of hot gases that emits light”
STAR (4)
“Dye it? No, just watch what you eat.”
DIET (4)
“The frozen battlefield where the championship is decided”
RINK (4)
“Spanish for bull, a common theme”
TORO (4)
“A single tone in music”
NOTE (4)
“Young female person”
GIRL (4)
“The fundamental acrobatic move used to hit blocks and squash foes.”
JUMP (4)
“A loose outer garment worn by citizens of ancient Rome”
TOGA (4)
“Part of a camera that focuses light”
LENS (4)
“A common antonym for difficult”
EASY (4)
“A piece of paper money, like a five or a ten”
BILL (4)
“Figure admired for courage or noble qualities.”
HERO (4)
“Intoxicating beverage fermented from hive syrup”
MEAD (4)
“The starting formation of the cars”
GRID (4)
“Systematic error in data or a model”
BIAS (4)
“Underwater barrier, often coral; for EF, it's short”
REEF (4)
“A common antonym for far”
NEAR (4)
“Component that might blister or degrade over a stint.”
TIRE (4)
“A unit of length equal to twelve inches”
FOOT (4)
“What it feels like to open up to someone new”
RISK (4)
“First name of the host conducting the in-depth anniversary interview.”
ALEX (4)
“Overwhelming a server with traffic from multiple sources”
DDOS (4)
“The small room where a prisoner is held”
CELL (4)
“An evaluation to check quality or knowledge”
TEST (4)
“Padded canine feet that famously smell like corn chips.”
PAWS (4)
“Structure a bird builds to lay its eggs”
NEST (4)
“A large group of grazing animals living together”
HERD (4)
“A white mineral used to season and preserve food”
SALT (4)
“The river that forms the boundary between Earth and Hades”
STYX (4)
“Measured in minutes per mile, it is crucial to get this right early on.”
PACE (4)
“A number from 1 to 16 assigned by the selection committee”
SEED (4)
“Stark girl with Needle”
ARYA (4)
“Noble title of the man who originally donated the Cup”
LORD (4)
“Air-conditioned, club-like enclosure for house and techno fans.”
YUMA (4)
“What powers the engine”
FUEL (4)
“The basket itself”
HOOP (4)
“The distinctive, pointy-eared headpiece worn to strike fear into criminals.”
COWL (4)
“Type of bowling with high speed”
FAST (4)
“A white liquid produced by cows used in cereal”
MILK (4)
“To move a spoon around in a circle to mix ingredients”
STIR (4)
“A popular flower with thorns and fragrant petals.”
ROSE (4)
“The possibility of losing money on an investment”
RISK (4)
“Wheel edges, part of a car that goes around the edges.”
RIMS (4)
“A pattern of horizontal and vertical lines crossing each other”
GRID (4)
“Smallest unit of a chemical element”
ATOM (4)
“Main structural member of a ship or building”
KEEL (4)
“To control, as a director does a production”
REIN (4)
“Competitive search mission for hidden treasures”
HUNT (4)
“A commander whose name means thunder, silenced in a Beirut strike.”
RAAD (4)
“Wireless network connection, informally”
WIFI (4)
“Speed or velocity of a fast bowler's delivery”
PACE (4)
“Sounds like vein and vane, but it means too proud of your looks”
VAIN (4)
“A loan made by an investor to a government or firm”
BOND (4)
“Instructions for a computer program”
CODE (4)
“Legendary franchise player returning to host the weekend.”
CENA (4)
“Illegal challenge that results in a free kick”
FOUL (4)
“The titanium curved bar protecting the driver's cockpit”
HALO (4)
“Russian leader who lost his crown to a red tide”
TSAR (4)
“Fill this up before hitting the open road.”
TANK (4)
“Fortunate quality proverbially assigned to the Irish”
LUCK (4)
“A unit of time equal to sixty minutes”
HOUR (4)
“A musical number in a show”
SONG (4)
“A person who operates or interacts with a computer system”
USER (4)
“The vibrating part of a clarinet or saxophone”
REED (4)
“A type of large brown seaweed that grows in underwater forests”
KELP (4)
“Job scheduler for automated tasks”
CRON (4)
“The prison doctor who leaves the infirmary door unlocked”
SARA (4)
“Glass part of a telescope used to focus light”
LENS (4)
“Large fish, 'a nut' anagram.”
TUNA (4)
“Small body of still fresh water”
POND (4)
“Initial day of a newly discovered vulnerability”
ZERO (4)
“The expensive toys of the outdoor enthusiast”
GEAR (4)
“Coin flip to decide who bats first”
TOSS (4)
“The bitter group of eliminated players who crown the final winner”
JURY (4)
“Joyful club for McKinley High misfits”
GLEE (4)
“Money in the form of bills or coins”
CASH (4)
“A score of zero runs for a batter”
DUCK (4)
“A word meaning to enjoy something”
LIKE (4)
“Floor-length formalwear expected at the event”
GOWN (4)
“A head case in the sculpture department?”
BUST (4)
“The written words in a document”
TEXT (4)
“Large external fuel container, famously painted white for the first two missions.”
TANK (4)
“A disturbance that transfers energy”
WAVE (4)
“The first half of a defense named after two people”
CARO (4)
“In 2013, a tech giant jokingly introduced a search feature utilizing this sensory organ.”
NOSE (4)
“The scalloped, flowing garment used for gliding over the urban skyline.”
CAPE (4)
“The young newborn vampire from the Seattle army”
BREE (4)
“Small island, to a poet”
ISLE (4)
“To move the ball to a teammate”
PASS (4)
“A word describing shares that are all the same size”
FAIR (4)
“Gentle golf stroke”
PUTT (4)
“A married woman”
WIFE (4)
“First name of the Thunder's superstar guard Gilgeous-Alexander.”
SHAI (4)
“A distinctive loose garment worn by Roman citizens”
TOGA (4)
“A common antonym for fast”
SLOW (4)
“Large, furry mammal known for hibernation”
BEAR (4)
“The glass piece on the front of a camera”
LENS (4)
“Imaginary line that a wheel or gear rotates around”
AXIS (4)
“Spool that held the magic of the Golden Age”
REEL (4)
“The bloodthirsty son of Zeus and Hera who loves battle”
ARES (4)
“To press against something to move it away from you”
PUSH (4)
“Pioneering first person shooter that popularized deathmatches”
DOOM (4)
“The tool used by a player to hit the ball”
CLUB (4)
“A fee paid to use certain expressways or bridges.”
TOLL (4)
“To make changes to a photo”
EDIT (4)
“Queen of Olympus and guardian of marriage”
HERA (4)
“Karl's last name, part of the luxury marque”
BENZ (4)
“Wielder of Mjolnir”
THOR (4)
“Good fortune that is famously associated with the Irish”
LUCK (4)
“The small part of a plant from which a new one grows”
SEED (4)
“Donkey ___, the barrel-throwing primate who might get his own spin-off.”
KONG (4)
“The central part, essential for stability.”
CORE (4)
“A word that shows an action or state of being”
VERB (4)
“The main good character in a story”
HERO (4)
“Gritty, shadow-filled cinematic style of the 40s and 50s”
NOIR (4)
“Open-faced baked dish that pastry chefs strive to keep from developing a soggy bottom.”
TART (4)
“Host city nickname for the 2026 Men's championship.”
INDY (4)
“Keegan-Michael Key promised some ___ cut characters in the upcoming film.”
DEEP (4)
“The curved glass part of a telescope”
LENS (4)
“___ Yard (neighborhood hosting the waterfront celebration)”
NAVY (4)
“Cryogenic or static-fire event before every Starship flight”
TEST (4)
“Artificial hair worn by actors”
WIGS (4)
“Another word for a smell, pleasant or unpleasant”
ODOR (4)
“First half of the name of Herman Melville's elusive white whale.”
MOBY (4)
“Post-production task for a director”
EDIT (4)
“The city that served as the heart of a massive Italian empire”
ROME (4)
“A physical socket where you plug in a cable”
PORT (4)
“The painted starting slots where cars line up before lights out.”
GRID (4)
“An eating utensil with several metal prongs”
FORK (4)
“Carter who made huge saves between the pipes during Game 1”
HART (4)
“Type of bowling that makes the ball curve”
SPIN (4)
“Describes a sound that is very strong or noisy”
LOUD (4)
“A woodwind instrument with a double reed, known for its distinctive sound”
OBOE (4)
“The outer layer covering a human body”
SKIN (4)
“A public performance”
SHOW (4)
“Musical high school where they wanted to live forever”
FAME (4)
“Material used for pottery and tablets”
CLAY (4)
“Intrinsic angular momentum of a particle”
SPIN (4)
“Spanish word for cat”
GATO (4)
“Outspoken star looking to put the Tribal Chief to sleep in the main event.”
PUNK (4)
“The goddess of the rainbow and messenger for Hera”
IRIS (4)
“Free-spirited fashion aesthetic featuring crochet and flower crowns.”
BOHO (4)
“Virtual voice assistant that made its debut alongside the 4S model in 2011”
SIRI (4)
“Mexican food consisting of a folded tortilla with filling”
TACO (4)
“First name of Arrow McLaren fan-favorite O'Ward.”
PATO (4)
“To make changes to a photograph”
EDIT (4)
“The subterranean headquarters hidden deep beneath a sprawling manor.”
CAVE (4)
“Seal or tuna, from the perspective of a hungry bull shark”
PREY (4)
“The negative features of a product”
CONS (4)
“Wireless internet connection for calls”
WIFI (4)
“The liquid refreshment brought in skin containers to the troops”
WINE (4)
“Connection point for peripherals”
PORT (4)
“The celebratory gathering of summer gaming announcements.”
FEST (4)
“A male sovereign”
KING (4)
“Beings such as Zeus or Ra who were worshipped”
GODS (4)
“Wimbledon is the third Grand ___ of the calendar year.”
SLAM (4)
“Short for aerodynamics, crucial for speed”
AERO (4)
“Word meaning to do again, formed by adding re to a word”
REDO (4)
“The written words in a review”
TEXT (4)
“Liz Lemon portrayer who frequently co-hosts award shows with Poehler.”
TINA (4)
“King's chief advisor”
HAND (4)
“Decorative container often found in ancient ruins”
VASE (4)
“Home to the original factory”
MIRA (4)
“The result of splitting something into two equal parts”
HALF (4)
“Helen who planted the first two gift trees on the northern bank.”
TAFT (4)
“The place value of a single digit number like five”
ONES (4)
“A word meaning to move toward a person or place”
COME (4)
“Kitchen appliance used for baking and roasting”
OVEN (4)
“A natural earthy material that is plastic when wet”
CLAY (4)
“Sounds like male, but it's letters delivered to your house”
MAIL (4)
“Champion of civil rights and sports idol.”
HERO (4)
“How the public decides who stays or leaves”
VOTE (4)
“To become healthy again after an injury”
HEAL (4)
“French word for the color blue”
BLEU (4)
“Martial art that originated in Japan and debuted in 1964”
JUDO (4)
“An outing for a couple outside the villa”
DATE (4)
“Merc with a Mouth actor known for his hilarious faux-feud with Jackman.”
RYAN (4)
“Soft, sticky earth used to make pottery”
CLAY (4)
“The city that served as the heart of a vast empire”
ROME (4)
“To look at and comprehend the meaning of written words”
READ (4)
“The overall feeling a piece of writing creates for the reader”
MOOD (4)
“A number indicating a franchise's playoff ranking.”
SEED (4)
“Ionic compound, often found in shakers”
SALT (4)
“One of the nine sisters who inspire the arts”
MUSE (4)
“The smallest unit of United States money”
CENT (4)
“The excavation project hidden beneath the guard room floor”
HOLE (4)
“The remainder when a number splits evenly with nothing left”
ZERO (4)
“Adjustable part of a car's wing”
FLAP (4)
“Organization that expanded the 2026 tournament to 48 teams”
FIFA (4)
“Interstellar vessel serving as the primary setting.”
SHIP (4)
“Bruno who collaborated with her on the record-breaking hit Die With A Smile”
MARS (4)
“Performance art often featuring exaggerated gender expression”
DRAG (4)
“British art network with a Modern branch”
TATE (4)
“What connects an old phone to the wall”
CORD (4)
“The garment Raj is almost always seen wearing over a shirt”
VEST (4)
“Shot from the line, unguarded”
FREE (4)
“Fierce Samoan enforcer in an unsanctioned war.”
FATU (4)
“The piece that must be protected at all costs”
KING (4)
“Tableland, often flat-topped in the Southwest.”
MESA (4)
“Theatrical, exaggerated aesthetic that the contest is famous for”
CAMP (4)
“Unsolicited bulk email”
SPAM (4)
“The basic unit of matter”
ATOM (4)
“The author's attitude toward the subject, shown through word choice”
TONE (4)
“A wisecracking piggy bank who often plays the villain Dr. Porkchop.”
HAMM (4)
“The American Theatre ___ (co-presenter of the awards)”
WING (4)
“German auto giant that joined the F1 grid with Gabriel Bortoleto in 2026.”
AUDI (4)
“A free, playable taste of a game sometimes shadow-dropped during a show.”
DEMO (4)
“Sports network broadcasting the 2026 Eastern Conference Finals matchup.”
ESPN (4)
“Writing a number out in letters instead of digits, as in ___ form”
WORD (4)
“Elegantly stylish, very French for a bird sound.”
CHIC (4)
“Platonic allegory regarding perception and reality”
CAVE (4)
“Slug-like alien crime lord species”
HUTT (4)
“Tall coniferous tree that dominates the course landscape.”
PINE (4)
“French word for cat”
CHAT (4)
“Nickname of the city hosting the 2026 Final Four.”
INDY (4)
“A stream of updates or reviews on a social platform”
FEED (4)
“The main trunk of a plant that supports leaves”
STEM (4)
“Written words in a review or message”
TEXT (4)
“The city that was the center of a vast Italian empire”
ROME (4)
“A word meaning to use your eyes to see something”
LOOK (4)
“Common metal that is strongly attracted to magnets”
IRON (4)
“A curved structure used in Roman buildings”
ARCH (4)
“A professional cook who runs a kitchen”
CHEF (4)
“A musical number in a movie”
SONG (4)
“Golden piece of currency hidden by mischievous sprites”
COIN (4)
“The kind of double life led by the show's main character.”
DUAL (4)
“Type of speculative selection list made by pundits.”
MOCK (4)
“Swifties are not the only ones counting these broadcast periods”
ERAS (4)
“Norse god with a single eye”
ODIN (4)
“Whistle-worthy infraction on the pitch”
FOUL (4)
“The remains of a building that has decayed”
RUIN (4)
“A specific piece of work assigned to an AI”
TASK (4)
“Thirty minutes, exactly midway through an hour”
HALF (4)
“The rhythmic pulse of the moons gravity”
TIDE (4)
“To look at and comprehend written words”
READ (4)
“A short message sent digitally”
TEXT (4)
“A segment of DNA that determines a trait”
GENE (4)
“A network of lines that cross each other”
GRID (4)
“A formal agreement between two or more parties”
PACT (4)
“Plant-eating animal often hunted by wolves”
DEER (4)
“Geometric shape of the 2.5-mile track.”
OVAL (4)
“Earth's natural satellite”
MOON (4)
“The Greek god of war known for his bloodlust”
ARES (4)
“Ocean's movement, also a greeting.”
WAVE (4)
“A shiny metallic material used for elegant accents”
FOIL (4)
“Small abrasive particles that need washing away”
GRIT (4)
“A stream of updates or reviews”
FEED (4)
“A type of club traditionally made of timber”
WOOD (4)
“The United States space agency”
NASA (4)
“The chest-rattling low frequencies dominating the dance tents.”
BASS (4)
“Traditional story that often explains nature or the actions of gods”
MYTH (4)
“Essential hinged appliance that leaves a lasting impression.”
IRON (4)
“The flat green part of a plant that grows from a stem”
LEAF (4)
“Small graphic representing an application”
ICON (4)
“The storyline unfolding by the shore”
PLOT (4)
“Underground plant part that takes in water”
ROOT (4)
“Stylized crime genre favored by Fritz Lang”
NOIR (4)
“Mexican dish consisting of a folded tortilla”
TACO (4)
“A literal womb mate.”
TWIN (4)
“A team's numerical ranking heading into the playoffs.”
SEED (4)
“Titular masked monarch taking center stage in Phase Six”
DOOM (4)
“Twiggy home prepared by birds for the mating season.”
NEST (4)
“A team of sailors, or those behind the cameras.”
CREW (4)
“Command instructing a dog to lie with all four feet under them.”
DOWN (4)
“Period of warming weather that softens the frozen earth.”
THAW (4)
“Cardboard discs used in a popular playground betting game”
POGS (4)
“German thinker who wrote the Critique of Pure Reason”
KANT (4)
“The southern seat where transitional forces eye a formal split.”
ADEN (4)
“The entire group of actors in a film”
CAST (4)
“Body of water completely surrounded by land”
LAKE (4)
“Mound of sand piled up by wind”
DUNE (4)
“The civilization known for its advanced calendar and temples”
MAYA (4)
“Body part used for smelling”
NOSE (4)
“Solemn promise made by athletes”
OATH (4)
“A plant whose leaves, seeds, or flowers are used for flavoring, food, medicine, or perfume.”
HERB (4)
“Velvet-trimmed academic garment denoting the field of study”
HOOD (4)
“To have information as in the track I Know It Wont Work”
KNOW (4)
“A piece of metal used as money in trade”
COIN (4)
“Substances eaten to provide energy”
FOOD (4)
“Defined geographical area”
ZONE (4)
“A large fragrant flower that often symbolizes purity”
LILY (4)
“Systematic error in a model”
BIAS (4)
“The number of runs awarded for hitting the ball to the rope with a bounce”
FOUR (4)
“Longest river in Africa”
NILE (4)
“The rough outer covering of a tree trunk”
BARK (4)
“A celebrated female singer”
DIVA (4)
“Helen who championed the planting of the saplings”
TAFT (4)
“A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon.”
MYTH (4)
“Pulitzer-winning reporter who frequently covers the Man of Steel”
LOIS (4)
“The dreaded sound that signals a speller has made a mistake.”
BELL (4)
“Order of peacekeepers, like the Ninth one featured in an upcoming Visions series.”
JEDI (4)
“The queen of the gods and goddess of marriage”
HERA (4)
“Front position on the starting grid”
POLE (4)
“The round face of a clock showing numbers one through twelve”
DIAL (4)
“The person saying 'Previously on...' or 'The tribe has spoken'”
HOST (4)
“Mobile unit where laughter was the best medicine”
MASH (4)
“A song performed by a single person”
SOLO (4)
“The civilization famous for its calendar and stepped pyramids in Central America”
MAYA (4)
“A story, especially an imaginary or incredible one.”
TALE (4)
“A set of six legal deliveries by a bowler”
OVER (4)
“The part of a plant that grows underground and absorbs water”
ROOT (4)
“The title of the British monarch George III during the Revolution”
KING (4)
“A secret plan, or the storyline of a show.”
PLOT (4)
“Basic unit of matter”
ATOM (4)
“Spanish word for the color blue”
AZUL (4)
“A long distance messenger that never leaves the cell”
AXON (4)
“The alias used by Light Yagami while using his notebook”
KIRA (4)
“Symbol of a particular movement or era, often famous.”
ICON (4)
“Hidden advantage that can negate votes if played correctly”
IDOL (4)
“A small picture representing a program or file”
ICON (4)
“Fungi-headed character whose voice actor teased really deep cuts for the next movie.”
TOAD (4)
“Early morning period associated with springtime goddesses of light.”
DAWN (4)
“The small part of a flowering plant that can grow into a new one”
SEED (4)
“The past tense of the word are”
WERE (4)
“The daughter that a certain Asgardian is praying to get back”
LOVE (4)
“To look at and understand written words”
READ (4)
“Earth's axial extremity”
POLE (4)
“Type of bowling that makes the ball deviate”
SPIN (4)
“A utensil with tines used for eating”
FORK (4)
“The god of love often shown with a bow and arrow”
EROS (4)
“Double-reed instrument known for its piercing tone”
OBOE (4)
“Dark leafy green often found in health smoothies”
KALE (4)
“All the actors in a film”
CAST (4)
“Air-conditioned indoor stage dedicated to underground house and techno”
YUMA (4)
“A common synonym for quick”
FAST (4)
“Describes a predator with no natural enemies”
APEX (4)
“One of several attempts at a single shot”
TAKE (4)
“A person who operates a computer or software”
USER (4)
“Last name of the tomboyish detective who gets a major makeover”
HART (4)
“Title held by George the Third, Britain's ruler during the war”
KING (4)
“What you turn eagerly to see what happens next”
PAGE (4)
“Emcee of the evening, often a local celebrity”
HOST (4)
“The lack of feeling he experiences when things go wrong”
NUMB (4)
“Surname of a barrel-tossing ape who originally clashed with Jumpman.”
KONG (4)
“The total emptiness found in deep space”
VOID (4)
“Aggressive shark that can survive in both salt and fresh water”
BULL (4)
“An admired person, often for bravery”
HERO (4)
“The empire that built the city of Machu Picchu”
INCA (4)
“The small opening in the cell wall hidden by a sink”
VENT (4)
“One of two equal parts”
HALF (4)
“A piece of writing that uses rhythmic and often rhyming language.”
POEM (4)
“The hot-headed god of violent warfare”
ARES (4)
“Sticky, bone-in barbecue favorite slathered in sauce”
RIBS (4)
“A common synonym for difficult”
HARD (4)
“The state of being known by many people”
FAME (4)
“A burrowing shellfish with two hinged shells”
CLAM (4)
“Evergreen that scents the mountain air”
PINE (4)
“A permanent station for military operations”
BASE (4)
“Fast food chain that falsely claimed to have purchased the Liberty Bell in 1996.”
TACO (4)
“Invisible line through the Earth that determines our relationship with the sun.”
AXIS (4)
“Luminous plasma sphere that might host its own system”
STAR (4)
“Voice actor Clarence who originated his raspy speech.”
NASH (4)
“To make a subject appear closer”
ZOOM (4)
“A liquid meal typically made by simmering meat or vegetables”
SOUP (4)
“Area where tires are changed and repairs occur”
PITS (4)
“Round toothed wheel that turns another one to move machines”
GEAR (4)
“The main body or stalk of a plant or shrub”
STEM (4)
“Protective gear for the legs”
PADS (4)
“Unit used to measure electrical power”
WATT (4)
“The large body of water in the villa garden”
POOL (4)
“Unfair prejudice in data that leads to wrong results”
BIAS (4)
“The international governing body organizing the global tournament [1.1.1]”
FIFA (4)
“On X, a nerve fiber extension.”
AXON (4)
“A small segment of DNA that determines a trait”
GENE (4)
“A hard piece of the skeleton inside the body”
BONE (4)
“Deep inlet of the sea almost surrounded by land”
GULF (4)
“Common Spanish word for hello”
HOLA (4)
“Cairn Terrier who pulled back the curtain on a supposed wizard.”
TOTO (4)
“Breathing organ, a little girl's name perhaps.”
GILL (4)
“One of the two ends of a magnet where its pull is strongest”
POLE (4)
“Essential tart citrus for a classic margarita or pad thai.”
LIME (4)
“Death God with an apple obsession, an 'R' yuk.”
RYUK (4)
“Network utility to test reachability”
PING (4)
“A mobile phone, for short”
CELL (4)
“At maximum brightness, a prerequisite for the event in question.”
FULL (4)
“A number ___ can help show where a value sits between whole numbers”
LINE (4)
“The canton color on the Star-Spangled Banner.”
BLUE (4)
“To cut neatly, or keep in shape.”
TRIM (4)
“Girls' love genre, a 'you' with 'ri' at the end.”
YURI (4)
“A human barrier formed by defenders during a free kick”
WALL (4)
“A person who operates a computer or app”
USER (4)
“Hannah, bestselling author of the 2026 World Book Day book 'Bear Rescue'.”
GOLD (4)
“A sweeping, large-scale film, much like Nolan's latest summer offering”
EPIC (4)
“A pitch change that alters word meaning in Cantonese”
TONE (4)
“To hold a position for a picture”
POSE (4)
“Disturbance that propagates through space and time”
WAVE (4)
“The brave main character who saves the day”
HERO (4)
“Video store magnate who loses his fortune and relocates his family to a small-town motel.”
ROSE (4)
“A long, accompanied song for a solo voice, typically one in an opera or oratorio”
ARIA (4)
“Table tennis simulator that started the coin-op revolution.”
PONG (4)
“The video game franchise the guys play every Wednesday night”
HALO (4)
“Central American civilization known for its calendar and pyramids”
MAYA (4)
“Stan Fields asked Cheryl to describe her "perfect" version of this”
DATE (4)
“The state of not feeling well due to infection”
SICK (4)
“Game footage studied obsessively by evaluators.”
TAPE (4)
“Raised area of land, smaller and rounder than a mountain”
HILL (4)
“The language of computers”
CODE (4)
“The classic intersecting pattern that traps all the delicious toppings.”
GRID (4)
“Voice assistant rumored to get a massive AI upgrade in 2026.”
SIRI (4)
“Curved piece of glass used to focus light”
LENS (4)
“English term for a physical stance, such as "Child's" or "Cobra"”
POSE (4)
“The lead star's real-life mother, making an appearance in the 2026 event.”
TISH (4)
“A common chemical additive for breaking down grime”
SOAP (4)
“Emphatic scoring play that gets the bench on its feet.”
DUNK (4)
“The dangerous leader of the white supremacist alliance”
TBAG (4)
“A musical composition for voice”
SONG (4)
“Circle pit activity at a hardcore show”
MOSH (4)
“The lightning bolt mark on Harrys forehead”
SCAR (4)
“The sister of your mother or father”
AUNT (4)
“The central muscles of the torso”
CORE (4)
“Nickname for a member of the Night's Watch”
CROW (4)
“To publish content online”
POST (4)
“Spanish word for the moon”
LUNA (4)
“Germinated and dried cereal grains that provide the fermentable sugars.”
MALT (4)
“A solemn promise to tell the truth”
OATH (4)
“Spanish word for house”
CASA (4)
“Rigid outer layer found in plant cells but not animal cells”
WALL (4)
“Footwear that covers the foot and part of the leg”
BOOT (4)
“A soft pulp or a surgical unit in Korea”
MASH (4)
“A unit of heredity passed from parent to child”
GENE (4)
“A tiny green plant that grows in thick soft clumps”
MOSS (4)
“Letters and packages sent to an address”
MAIL (4)
“Stylistic genre mastered by directors like Billy Wilder”
NOIR (4)
“A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people”
MYTH (4)
“To cook food inside an oven using dry heat”
BAKE (4)
“A director might ___ to be different”
DARE (4)
“The permanent tropical filming location for Jeff Probst's castaways”
FIJI (4)
“Where the players stand before the snap”
LINE (4)
“Large room or passage”
HALL (4)
“A bizarre lineage with an adventurous spirit”
JOJO (4)
“The original kid whose name is written on the bottom of a boot.”
ANDY (4)
“Whistle-worthy infraction that might lead to free throws.”
FOUL (4)
“Type of rebellion that kicked off the modern rights movement”
RIOT (4)
“Fear, oddly, a ridge of rock near the surface.”
REEF (4)
“A question word used to ask about a thing”
WHAT (4)
“The overall No. 1 seed in the 2026 tournament, led by Cameron Boozer”
DUKE (4)
“The Volturi guard who can cut off all physical senses”
ALEC (4)
“Goddess of marriage and childbirth, wife of Zeus”
HERA (4)
“To check if a computer program is working correctly”
TEST (4)
“Later stage of software testing, often by users”
BETA (4)
“The people who watch and cheer for their favorite club”
FANS (4)
“To transmit a message to a recipient”
SEND (4)
“Writer/artist Don known for detailed Duck lore.”
ROSA (4)
“The primary target of a deep outdoor clean”
DIRT (4)
“To place in order of importance”
RANK (4)
“Cosmic powder that obscures our view of forming planetary systems”
DUST (4)
“Information gathered by space instruments”
DATA (4)
“Hollow underground space some animals use for shelter”
CAVE (4)
“Canine known for howling”
WOLF (4)
“A liquid dish typically made by simmering meat or vegetables”
SOUP (4)
“To check the quality or performance”
TEST (4)
“Protective titanium structure above the drivers head”
HALO (4)
“Long river in Egypt”
NILE (4)
“Edible vessel that's famously gratis once a year”
CONE (4)
“Turn from ice to water under the strengthening sun.”
MELT (4)
“A digit that holds a place but has no value by itself”
ZERO (4)
“A person who operates a computer program”
USER (4)
“Marine mammal, can 'seal' a deal with its barks.”
SEAL (4)
“A golden power used to remove a nominee from the chopping block”
VETO (4)
“Canvas bag carrying your seaside library”
TOTE (4)
“Letters or messages sent to an address”
MAIL (4)
“A feline form often found wearing maid attire”
NEKO (4)
“Diagonal ribbon worn by competitors displaying their state”
SASH (4)
“Equipment for an outdoor excursion”
GEAR (4)
“The youngest member of the wolf pack and friend to Edward”
SETH (4)
“How a player starts the game or scores a field goal”
KICK (4)
“Instruction for a dog to walk calmly right beside your leg.”
HEEL (4)
“Transfer of thermal energy”
HEAT (4)
“The social role Abigail held for both a fool and a king”
WIFE (4)
“The object or weight being lifted or moved”
LOAD (4)
“The early morning blanket over a valley floor”
MIST (4)
“Information used to train a computer model”
DATA (4)
“Unruffled state of mind before seeing red”
CALM (4)
“The amount of surface a flat shape covers”
AREA (4)
“A person who uses a service or product”
USER (4)
“Syllabic Japanese scripts like Hiragana and Katakana”
KANA (4)
“Sound indicating a phone's status”
TONE (4)
“The eye of the camera chosen for a specific depth of field”
LENS (4)
“Flat green part of a plant that catches sunlight”
LEAF (4)
“High-flying, rim-rattling slam.”
DUNK (4)
“One side of a sheet of paper in a book”
PAGE (4)
“To assign a value or rank”
RATE (4)
“Substances eaten for nutrition and enjoyment, often special at festivals”
FOOD (4)
“A repetitive control structure”
LOOP (4)
“A non-flowering plant with feathery fronds.”
FERN (4)
“An award given for excellence in television”
EMMY (4)
“Part of the browser's name, suggesting speed”
FIRE (4)
“Amount of matter that makes up an object”
MASS (4)
“To transmit a message or file”
SEND (4)
“Defensive strategy covering an area”
ZONE (4)
“Prime Minister who first proposed International Yoga Day to the UN”
MODI (4)
“The prevailing hue of the celebrated canopy.”
PINK (4)
“The pointed top of a mountain”
PEAK (4)
“Another word for the main part of a word before adding word parts”
BASE (4)
“The highest quality or most excellent”
BEST (4)
“Raised edge at the side of a track”
KERB (4)
“Underwater hazard for ships.”
REEF (4)
“To publish a comment or review online”
POST (4)
“Decorative band, often a window part.”
SASH (4)
“Golf stroke on the green”
PUTT (4)
“Traditional roasted meat, or a butter sculpture shape for the feast”
LAMB (4)
“The lowest adult male singing voice”
BASS (4)
“The positive points in a review”
PROS (4)
“Loss of control causing rotation”
SPIN (4)
“The traditional racing surface at Pimlico, unlike the grass of Ascot.”
DIRT (4)
“A score of zero, which no batter wants next to their name”
DUCK (4)
“To move by turning over and over, like a ball”
ROLL (4)
“Star-like floating creature protected by the watcher of the cosmos.”
LUMA (4)
“User-friendly Linux distribution based on Ubuntu”
MINT (4)
“The glass part of a camera that focuses light”
LENS (4)
“Academic leader heading a specific college”
DEAN (4)
“The long river that supported life in ancient Egypt”
NILE (4)
“The place where a family lives together”
HOME (4)
“Dirt that holds nutrients for plant roots”
SOIL (4)
“A style of bowling where the ball rotates to change direction”
SPIN (4)
“Sand hill, often found in deserts; a nud-e reversal”
DUNE (4)
“The king of gods who brandishes a lightning bolt”
ZEUS (4)
“A word showing where something started or came originally”
FROM (4)
“Facts and statistics collected together”
DATA (4)
“Scoring shot that reaches the boundary after bouncing”
FOUR (4)
“A male monarch who rules a kingdom”
KING (4)
“Sideways walker, often 'curb' in anagram.”
CRAB (4)
“The giant-screen format perfect for viewing massive summer spectacles”
IMAX (4)
“The Indian spring festival known for throwing colored powders”
HOLI (4)
“Computer providing services to other computers”
HOST (4)
“Tim, the CEO delivering his potential swan song presentation.”
COOK (4)
“The mechanical heart that builds up force”
PUMP (4)
“Ancient physical and mental practice from India”
YOGA (4)
“A procedure to establish quality or performance”
TEST (4)
“A dedicated practitioner of the discipline”
YOGI (4)
“Sci-fi author who loves stranding his protagonists in space.”
WEIR (4)
“Boarhound whose fierce name contradicts his rather cowardly nature.”
FANG (4)
“People in general, often referring to traditional culture”
FOLK (4)
“Empire that lacked the wheel but mastered the mountain road”
INCA (4)
“A large vault or chamber for burying the dead”
TOMB (4)
“Stark son who becomes the Three-Eyed Raven”
BRAN (4)
“To assign a value or rank to something”
RATE (4)
“Ancient city known for its empire”
ROME (4)
“A thin strip of plastic used to record images before digital technology”
FILM (4)
“A tabletop for a giant in the desert”
MESA (4)
“The 'prickly' variety of this fruit grows on a cactus in arid and tropical climates.”
PEAR (4)
“To make a distant subject appear closer in the frame”
ZOOM (4)
“A dull or steady pain caused by illness”
ACHE (4)
“Collapsible shelter for a night under the stars”
TENT (4)
“The starting position assigned to a horse in the starting gate.”
POST (4)
“A word that names a person, place, or thing”
NOUN (4)
“A male elk, often the primary target for a trophy hunter”
BULL (4)
“A measure of inertia”
MASS (4)
“Male monarch, often ruling a kingdom.”
KING (4)
“Wise master whose mysterious species is shared by Din Djarin's apprentice.”
YODA (4)
“Tuesday or Thursday qualifying hurdle”
SEMI (4)
“Last name of the brothers who directed Fargo”
COEN (4)
“The solid part of the earth surface”
LAND (4)
“Self-replicating program that spreads through a network without human help”
WORM (4)
“To communicate in real time via text online”
CHAT (4)
“Creature with feathers and wings”
BIRD (4)
“First name of the fashion designer who created the little black dress”
COCO (4)
“A monochromatic wolf of the waves”
ORCA (4)
“The superuser account”
ROOT (4)
“"___ is ___" (popular equality slogan)”
LOVE (4)
“To grab something and move it toward you”
PULL (4)
“To turn earth over, or 'low' in the field.”
PLOW (4)
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