2,602 crossword clues with 5-letter answers, sourced from real Grid Genius puzzles.
“The speed at which a piece of music is played”
TEMPO (5)
“A dramatic work set to music for singers and orchestra”
OPERA (5)
“A short piece of writing on a particular subject”
ESSAY (5)
“The hottest planet in our solar system”
VENUS (5)
“The vast empty area beyond Earths atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“Keyboard instrument with eighty eight keys”
PIANO (5)
“Relating to the Moon.”
LUNAR (5)
“The curved path of a celestial object around a star or planet.”
ORBIT (5)
“Equipment used to illuminate a set”
LIGHT (5)
“A short story typically with animals as characters conveying a moral”
FABLE (5)
“A single segment of a movie.”
SCENE (5)
“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form”
PROSE (5)
“Marine invertebrates that build massive underwater reefs”
CORAL (5)
“Bird of prey with keen eyesight”
EAGLE (5)
“String instrument slightly larger than a violin”
VIOLA (5)
“Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation”
LASER (5)
“Symbols used to show a high rating”
STARS (5)
“Japanese dish made with vinegared rice and raw fish”
SUSHI (5)
“The vast empty region beyond Earths atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“Oval path used for running races”
TRACK (5)
“A single game between two teams”
MATCH (5)
“Television service delivered through wires”
CABLE (5)
“Huge body of salt water covering most of Earth”
OCEAN (5)
“A dramatic work set to music”
OPERA (5)
“Relating to the sun”
SOLAR (5)
“Thick slice of high quality beef”
STEAK (5)
“A play for theater television or radio”
DRAMA (5)
“Three or more notes played together”
CHORD (5)
“A flower with a yellow center and white petals”
DAISY (5)
“The platform where actors perform”
STAGE (5)
“The only planet known to support life”
EARTH (5)
“Messenger bird in Westeros”
RAVEN (5)
“The rhythmic throbbing of arteries”
PULSE (5)
“The speed at which a passage of music is played”
TEMPO (5)
“A single part of a movie that takes place in one location”
SCENE (5)
“A group of people singing together”
CHOIR (5)
“The mountain where the law was given”
SINAI (5)
“A common round fruit that can be red or green”
APPLE (5)
“Push or a pull”
FORCE (5)
“The civilization that built the Great Wall”
CHINA (5)
“Three or more musical notes played simultaneously”
CHORD (5)
“The words of a song”
LYRIC (5)
“Tree with thin papery white bark”
BIRCH (5)
“To legally take a child as one's own”
ADOPT (5)
“Group of singers performing together”
CHOIR (5)
“Electronic mail sent to an inbox”
EMAIL (5)
“A claim that one was elsewhere when a crime occurred”
ALIBI (5)
“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.”
PROSE (5)
“A dried seed or bark used to add flavor to food”
SPICE (5)
“The words that make up a song”
LYRIC (5)
“Island nation co-hosting the 2026 T20 World Cup”
LANKA (5)
“A prize for excellence in cinema”
AWARD (5)
“A play for theater, radio, or television.”
DRAMA (5)
“Elevated platform where the magic happens”
STAGE (5)
“An account of imaginary or real people and events”
STORY (5)
“A sour yellow citrus fruit”
LEMON (5)
“A common rating symbol used to show quality”
STARS (5)
“The golden statuette awarded for excellence in film”
OSCAR (5)
“An action that is against the law”
CRIME (5)
“Three or more notes played simultaneously”
CHORD (5)
“The curved path of a satellite around a planet”
ORBIT (5)
“A string instrument slightly larger than a violin”
VIOLA (5)
“A digital message sent over the internet”
EMAIL (5)
“A classic game of toss and retrieve.”
FETCH (5)
“To crack the code of a tactical puzzle”
SOLVE (5)
“The soft part of the face below the eye.”
CHEEK (5)
“Interior compartment, small house.”
CABIN (5)
“Squeaky rodent that serves as a natural target for hunters.”
MOUSE (5)
“Moved back and forth, or took a wild guess”
SWUNG (5)
“A person who performs in a movie or play”
ACTOR (5)
“Terra circondata interamente dall'acqua”
ISOLA (5)
“Toyota's mid-size sedan that has dominated American family car sales for decades”
CAMRY (5)
“A big 'son' of the plains, often seen near Yellowstone.”
BISON (5)
“The type of cases solved in the show.”
CRIME (5)
“The king who found that gold is not always a blessing”
MIDAS (5)
“A floral snack that leads to a permanent vacation from memory”
LOTUS (5)
“A bald general who finds Starbucks and wigs highly offensive”
OKOYE (5)
“The classical language origin for words ending in '-tion'.”
LATIN (5)
“To cook food over an open flame or charcoal”
GRILL (5)
“The first name of the cartoon snowman who returned in a 1980 winter special”
FROST (5)
“Colorful neck ropes that show off your extracurricular bragging rights”
CORDS (5)
“Actor who shocked Vegas attendees with a bearded return”
EVANS (5)
“Mechanical being ranging from astromech repair units to protocol translators”
DROID (5)
“A common synonym for swift”
RAPID (5)
“Energy needed to run a device”
POWER (5)
“Hot water vapor rising into the air”
STEAM (5)
“Another word for a game or competition”
MATCH (5)
“Soft drop of "snow" in late April”
PETAL (5)
“A circular path used for running races”
TRACK (5)
“Software update designed to fix a security vulnerability”
PATCH (5)
“Japanese animation, not a German name.”
ANIME (5)
“To say numbers in order, often used before learning to multiply”
COUNT (5)
“Necessary illumination for a dark campsite”
LIGHT (5)
“When a Cinderella team shockingly knocks out a heavy favorite.”
UPSET (5)
“Classic model from the 60s, often misspelled”
MUIRA (5)
“The outfits and makeup styles presented by contestants”
LOOKS (5)
“The sweeping orchestral background music that builds tension”
SCORE (5)
“Ring-shaped coral reef or island surrounding a lagoon”
ATOLL (5)
“The mist or stream exiting the nozzle”
SPRAY (5)
“Elevated area where the musicians perform.”
STAGE (5)
“A letter from A to F”
GRADE (5)
“The type of independent local shop that Record Store Day aims to support.”
INDIE (5)
“Infraction for shooting the rubber down the entire length of the ice”
ICING (5)
“The middle child who is an avid researcher and reader”
KLAUS (5)
“Type of classic water ride involving a floating log”
FLUME (5)
“Toyota's luxury vehicle division introduced in 1989”
LEXUS (5)
“Crowley's nickname for the taller brother”
MOOSE (5)
“The annual event where teams select new talent”
DRAFT (5)
“Standard cheerful greeting, regardless of the season.”
MERRY (5)
“Fully grown stage of an animal's life cycle”
ADULT (5)
“An Italian food made from flour and water in various shapes”
PASTA (5)
“Round serving yielded by a specialized dipper”
SCOOP (5)
“Strong metal made mostly of iron that magnets can attract”
STEEL (5)
“The staple food for which the city of Bologna is legendary”
PASTA (5)
“Region where a force can be felt”
FIELD (5)
“A device that connects a home network to the internet”
MODEM (5)
“A scarred clone puppet who was sliced in half at his own throne”
SNOKE (5)
“Fleeting speck of light that floats into the night sky.”
SPARK (5)
“A firm belief in someone's reliability”
TRUST (5)
“An autonomous entity that acts upon its environment”
AGENT (5)
“All the animals of a region, a 'fun A' description.”
FAUNA (5)
“A system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used for measurement”
SCALE (5)
“The inner feminine part of the male personality in Jungian psychology”
ANIMA (5)
“The progenitor of all demons and the primary antagonist”
MUZAN (5)
“Saturns moon that wears a thick orange shroud”
TITAN (5)
“A fiber that sends signals to the brain”
NERVE (5)
“To move effortlessly and smoothly without using active power”
GLIDE (5)
“The colorful gem used as money”
RUPEE (5)
“The person who leads and trains the players”
COACH (5)
“The French word for Tuesday that precedes Gras”
MARDI (5)
“Swedish brand famous for pioneering three-point seatbelts and vehicle safety”
VOLVO (5)
“The total number of points earned in a game.”
SCORE (5)
“Sounds like flower, but you use it to bake bread”
FLOUR (5)
“Word used between two numbers being multiplied, like three ___ four”
TIMES (5)
“A traditional Louisiana sandwich served on crusty French bread”
POBOY (5)
“The fresh green herb that provides a pop of color on a classic pie.”
BASIL (5)
“A state of abnormally elevated energy or mood.”
MANIA (5)
“The large flaring superior bone of the hip”
ILIUM (5)
“The property of being in accord with fact or reality”
TRUTH (5)
“Herb that passes quickly?”
THYME (5)
“Direction a compass needle points toward”
NORTH (5)
“Generous Tokyo official who facilitated the 1912 botanical gift.”
OZAKI (5)
“The reasoning process used to solve mathematical problems”
LOGIC (5)
“White flower with a yellow center”
DAISY (5)
“Device for internet access”
MODEM (5)
“The rectangular grass field where a match is played”
PITCH (5)
“The study of correct reasoning and valid arguments”
LOGIC (5)
“Ancient Roman tongue”
LATIN (5)
“The fruit-named multimedia corporation founded by the band in 1968.”
APPLE (5)
“System using radio waves to detect distant objects”
RADAR (5)
“Google Maps temporarily hid this striped-shirt traveler around the globe in 2018.”
WALDO (5)
“A serious play or movie genre”
DRAMA (5)
“The largest mammal living in the sea”
WHALE (5)
“The act of prostration during prayer”
SUJUD (5)
“The person drawing up the plays on the sideline whiteboard.”
COACH (5)
“The organ used to process complex problems”
BRAIN (5)
“The part of the land adjoining or near the ocean”
COAST (5)
“Surface used for tennis or basketball”
COURT (5)
“Bluey's youngest cousin who acts like a puppy”
SOCKS (5)
“A mental bridge between two pilots”
DRIFT (5)
“Fertile desert area, such as the Fayyum depression.”
OASIS (5)
“A dramatic work set to music for singers and instrumentalists”
OPERA (5)
“Morning waker that ends summer sleep-in habits”
ALARM (5)
“What happens when a team wins four straight games to advance.”
SWEEP (5)
“A specific category of music or film”
GENRE (5)
“A kagune type that spreads like wings and fires projectiles”
UKAKU (5)
“A segment of a film taking place in a single location and time”
SCENE (5)
“Il modo peculiare di un artista di esprimere la propria visione”
STILE (5)
“The coin-named lane immortalized in a nostalgic 1967 hit.”
PENNY (5)
“Fungus that could be at play in a CHAFING Spelling Bee puzzle”
CHAGA (5)
“The capital and largest city of Japan”
TOKYO (5)
“A song title that shares a name with a 1950s fashion icon”
STYLE (5)
“A title adopted by Muslim warriors fighting against non-Muslim forces”
GHAZI (5)
“Another word for a picture or visual representation”
IMAGE (5)
“Striped predator of the jungle”
TIGER (5)
“The main circuit component that connects all parts”
BOARD (5)
“French word for beach”
PLAGE (5)
“Common building block”
BRICK (5)
“The triangular portion of a wall between roof slopes”
GABLE (5)
“What she says it is not in a song about a messy breakup”
FAULT (5)
“A glowing piece of coal or wood in a dying fire”
EMBER (5)
“A traditional saying expressing a general truth.”
ADAGE (5)
“Pertaining to the sun, as in energy”
SOLAR (5)
“Hardware used for storing digital information”
DRIVE (5)
“City of Light, home to a famous wrought-iron lattice structure”
PARIS (5)
“Private conversations to get to know someone”
CHATS (5)
“Being by oneself without others”
ALONE (5)
“Dark, roasted beverage famously associated with a certain Irish brand.”
STOUT (5)
“System using radio waves to detect objects”
RADAR (5)
“The second color in the team kit”
WHITE (5)
“Pezzo che si muove lungo le linee rette.”
TORRE (5)
“Disney heroine sailing back to the big screen in a 2026 live-action hit”
MOANA (5)
“Il profumo intenso dei chicchi tostati”
AROMA (5)
“The grass area where the match occurs”
PITCH (5)
“The unpredictable mathematical theory championed by a certain eccentric doctor”
CHAOS (5)
“A small bag used for carrying money and personal items”
PURSE (5)
“Prophet swallowed by a great fish”
JONAH (5)
“The city where they recorded parts of their third live album”
TOKYO (5)
“The small room where the projectionist or sound engineer works”
BOOTH (5)
“The Master of the Universe getting a massive live-action summer reboot”
HEMAN (5)
“Artist ___ (the section where illustrators sketch and sell prints).”
ALLEY (5)
“Device that made screeching noises when connecting to AOL”
MODEM (5)
“The helmet shield that drivers peel tear-offs from.”
VISOR (5)
“Actress vanishing into the role of Sue Storm”
KIRBY (5)
“Grated cooking surface used for outdoor cooking.”
GRILL (5)
“A bitter, bubbly mixer containing a malaria-fighting bark extract”
TONIC (5)
“Si mangia alla fine del pasto durante le ricorrenze”
DOLCE (5)
“Troopa that leaves behind a shell”
KOOPA (5)
“A keyboard instrument with hammers and strings”
PIANO (5)
“The secret organization that infiltrated SHIELD”
HYDRA (5)
“A structured collection of similar data points”
ARRAY (5)
“Surrogate father who called them idjits”
BOBBY (5)
“Midnights track that compares cosmic justice to a purring cat”
KARMA (5)
“The vital organ targeted in cardio workouts”
HEART (5)
“The sea monster sent to devour Andromeda”
CETUS (5)
“Sea of cheering fans singing along”
CROWD (5)
“Bubbly beverage featuring a submerged scoop”
FLOAT (5)
“The red liquid that flows through the body”
BLOOD (5)
“National poet who wrote in the Scots language”
BURNS (5)
“Hard outer casing of a sea snail”
SHELL (5)
“A soldier born from a single template on a rainy ocean world”
CLONE (5)
“The distribution of card costs within a deck”
CURVE (5)
“Marine structure built by tiny polyps”
CORAL (5)
“Food made from flour and water”
BREAD (5)
“A common plot device in the story A Retrieved Reformation”
ALIBI (5)
“Marconi invention for wireless communication”
RADIO (5)
“Pull-string sheriff who forms a tight bond with an astronaut figure”
WOODY (5)
“A section of a rocket that is discarded after use”
STAGE (5)
“A basic unit of text such as a word or subword for an LLM”
TOKEN (5)
“Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon”
DIANA (5)
“The last name of the singer who wrote the album Speak Now”
SWIFT (5)
“An actor appearing for one episode”
GUEST (5)
“What she does to an ex on social media to stop the spiral”
BLOCK (5)
“The goddess of love and beauty who rides a chariot pulled by cats”
FREYA (5)
“Symbols used to show a review score”
STARS (5)
“Alternative music genre heavily featured at summer events”
INDIE (5)
“British brand suffix associated with luxury off-roaders like the Range”
ROVER (5)
“Pat who coached the Heat, not the Suns”
RILEY (5)
“The most powerful lady in the realm of squares”
QUEEN (5)
“Folklore track named after an age, set in the trees of Pennsylvania”
SEVEN (5)
“To pierce, or the first name of the bandmate who embraced a kitchen appliance parody.”
LANCE (5)
“A crisp round fruit that can be red or green”
APPLE (5)
“String instrument played between knees”
CELLO (5)
“Appalachian or Pacific Crest, for example”
TRAIL (5)
“Pesce pregiato spesso cucinato al cartoccio”
ORATA (5)
“A method of exchanging digital messages between people”
EMAIL (5)
“Watt's power, a vital part of history's engine.”
STEAM (5)
“Indumento completo maschile o femminile”
ABITO (5)
“Moisture exuded through the pores as a reaction to heat or effort”
SWEAT (5)
“La cadenza regolare dei suoni in un brano.”
RITMO (5)
“Skeletal division of the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage”
AXIAL (5)
“Contest won by claiming the required number of sets.”
MATCH (5)
“The surname of the 2nd and 6th U.S. Presidents”
ADAMS (5)
“Dedicated fan who might spend all their time at Akihabara”
OTAKU (5)
“The third planet from the sun and our home”
EARTH (5)
“Sporting venue”
ARENA (5)
“The punctuation mark used to show a short pause in a sentence”
COMMA (5)
“Ranked list of players a team wants, often preceded by 'Big'.”
BOARD (5)
“L'invenzione che ha reso celebre Marconi”
RADIO (5)
“The people who built the city of Tenochtitlan”
AZTEC (5)
“The very first episode used to sell a potential series”
PILOT (5)
“Where reserves sit during a game”
BENCH (5)
“The unseen one who governs the underworld”
HADES (5)
“Type of panel that converts sunlight into electricity”
SOLAR (5)
“Stringed instrument prominently featured on Norwegian Wood.”
SITAR (5)
“Comedian who brings the leading space ranger to life.”
ALLEN (5)
“The sparkly accessory that made Amy Farrah Fowler lose her mind with joy”
TIARA (5)
“Genere teatrale musicale nato in Italia”
OPERA (5)
“Il piccolo felino che vive in casa”
GATTO (5)
“The final amount after all parts are combined”
TOTAL (5)
“Sound-bouncing tech used to detect submerged anomalies.”
SONAR (5)
“The platform where performers stand”
STAGE (5)
“Prolific engineer Granville who improved railway telegraphy”
WOODS (5)
“The goddess of love and beauty who rides a chariot”
FREYA (5)
“Theleaderpacingthesidelinesanddrawingupinboundplaysonawhiteboard.”
COACH (5)
“Perfect happiness”
BLISS (5)
“The state of harmony Abigail sought to maintain by intervening”
PEACE (5)
“A style or fashion that imitates things from the past.”
RETRO (5)
“Drum-playing sidekick to an Aurora public access host”
GARTH (5)
“The colorful part of a flower head”
PETAL (5)
“Traditional Italian noodle dish”
PASTA (5)
“Il medico che scoprì l'apparato cellulare che porta il suo nome”
GOLGI (5)
“A marine invertebrate that forms large, colorful reefs”
CORAL (5)
“Sounds like isle, but it's a walkway between rows of seats”
AISLE (5)
“Italian food made from flour and water in various shapes”
PASTA (5)
“A section of a rocket that falls away during flight”
STAGE (5)
“Thrilling, extended exchange of groundstrokes.”
RALLY (5)
“Informal vocabulary used by a specific group”
SLANG (5)
“A group of people who sing together”
CHOIR (5)
“Words that end with the same sound, like cat and hat”
RHYME (5)
“Soft round flat topped hat often linked to France”
BERET (5)
“Elected official who leads a city or town's government”
MAYOR (5)
“Crispy pork strips that make a salty, smoky accompaniment.”
BACON (5)
“A jaguar mink who lit his final fuse to ensure the dawn of the world”
PEDRO (5)
“The gloomy ruler of the realm of the dead”
HADES (5)
“Il trofeo alzato dai capitani vittoriosi”
COPPA (5)
“What turns around in a grand scheme?”
WHEEL (5)
“The final track of 1989, co-written with Imogen Heap, about rain washing away memories”
CLEAN (5)
“The characteristic vocalization of a sheep or goat”
BLEAT (5)
“2001 animated swamp-dweller film that became a massive cultural phenomenon.”
SHREK (5)
“Goods sold to promote a brand or artist”
MERCH (5)
“A single line of poetry”
VERSE (5)
“Last name of the 2024 Disney Legend who famously sang about a "Climb".”
CYRUS (5)
“A narrative thread that turns a commodity into a legend”
STORY (5)
“Word for the numerator and denominator considered as a pair”
TERMS (5)
“A prize for excellence in the industry.”
AWARD (5)
“A farm animal kept for its wool and meat.”
SHEEP (5)
“To move in a twisting or rotating pattern.”
SWIRL (5)
“The cold and calculating commander of the organization”
GENDO (5)
“The type of supernatural being that Aziraphale is”
ANGEL (5)
“The circus elephant who uses his ears to fly”
DUMBO (5)
“The country where all these cultural elements originate”
ITALY (5)
“The bird used to carry messages across Westeros”
RAVEN (5)
“Crucial movement technique mastered by specialists on this slippery surface.”
SLIDE (5)
“A flowery substance that ignited a war of trade and addiction”
OPIUM (5)
“The central plaza where public business was conducted”
FORUM (5)
“A thermal weapon that turns heavy battle tanks into very expensive, glowing puddles”
MELTA (5)
“The bear who teaches the bare necessities”
BALOO (5)
“Metal money used for trade throughout the provinces”
COINS (5)
“An attack from the sides rather than the center”
FLANK (5)
“London fortress or Parisian iron structure”
TOWER (5)
“A locomotive way to prepare for a marathon”
TRAIN (5)
“Entity bound to a lamp, often offering three wishes”
DJINN (5)
“Source of local static and morning shows between towns.”
RADIO (5)
“The study of numbers and shapes”
MATHS (5)
“To break out of an egg”
HATCH (5)
“Piccolo mammifero che scava gallerie sottoterra”
TALPA (5)
“The grinning, green-haired nemesis who considers himself the hero's greatest rival.”
JOKER (5)
“Mexican artist renowned for her symbolic self-portraits”
KAHLO (5)
“Submicroscopic agent that replicates only inside living cells”
VIRUS (5)
“To rest on the surface of liquid”
FLOAT (5)
“To detect physical input like touch or light”
SENSE (5)
“To teach an AI with data”
TRAIN (5)
“British inventor who ditched the vacuum bag”
DYSON (5)
“The area where the game is played”
FIELD (5)
“The largest fish in the sea, which is actually a gentle filter-feeder”
WHALE (5)
“The bald bird of prey chosen as America's national emblem.”
EAGLE (5)
“A farm animal with thick wool.”
SHEEP (5)
“The area where actors perform”
STAGE (5)
“Hardwood playing surface where the games take place.”
COURT (5)
“The god who has runes on his tongue and songs in his heart”
BRAGI (5)
“The colorful billboard of a flower”
PETAL (5)
“The number of chances a player has before losing”
LIVES (5)
“The most common adhesive material used for making decals”
VINYL (5)
“Path around a celestial body”
ORBIT (5)
“Messages distributed by electronic means from one user to another”
EMAIL (5)
“The round-robin stage before the knockout rounds begin”
GROUP (5)
“Leaped forward, or tied up with ropes”
BOUND (5)
“The wide street that separates the French Quarter from Uptown”
CANAL (5)
“The central religious text of Islam”
KORAN (5)
“Running surface”
TRACK (5)
“Written assignment that requires a thesis and body paragraphs”
ESSAY (5)
“Animated patriarch who frequents Moe's Tavern.”
HOMER (5)
“Coming before all others in time or order”
FIRST (5)
“Plumber who successfully transitioned to 3D on the Nintendo 64”
MARIO (5)
“One who performs on stage or screen”
ACTOR (5)
“The time of day when most of the lyrics in Good Riddance take place”
NIGHT (5)
“Cup-shaped bloom famously cultivated in the Netherlands.”
TULIP (5)
“The final number given to show how good something is”
SCORE (5)
“Anthology track from The Tortured Poets Department named after a bird”
ROBIN (5)
“The brightly colored part of a flower”
PETAL (5)
“Physical contact mentioned in the song Close To You”
TOUCH (5)
“Seeing with echoes in the dark”
RADAR (5)
“Elaine beau's "Desp"-erate obsession suffix”
ERADO (5)
“River mouth's triangular secret, a small change in math”
DELTA (5)
“The first name of the headmaster Dumbledore”
ALBUS (5)
“Sideline strategist drawing up plays on a whiteboard.”
COACH (5)
“The king whose touch turned everything into gold”
MIDAS (5)
“A systemic crash where pressure plummets and perfusion fails”
SHOCK (5)
“The 44th U.S. President”
OBAMA (5)
“A crunchy red or green fruit often used in pies”
APPLE (5)
“Relating to the eyes or the sense of vision”
OPTIC (5)
“A unit of liquid volume equal to two pints”
QUART (5)
“The adjective she uses to describe her own petite height”
SHORT (5)
“The sound a horse makes”
NEIGH (5)
“Tipping the scales at several thousand pounds”
HEAVY (5)
“Violent weather with strong winds and rain”
STORM (5)
“To bring a rescue animal into your home, a major focus of National Puppy Day.”
ADOPT (5)
“Online storage for files instead of a local drive”
CLOUD (5)
“To achieve a goal or successfully buy drugs”
SCORE (5)
“A wall mounted tracker of the minutes”
CLOCK (5)
“Majestic bird soaring near cliffs”
EAGLE (5)
“A short, public post made on a bird-themed platform before its rebrand”
TWEET (5)
“Victor Wembanyama's squad that stunned OKC in Game 1 of the '26 West Finals.”
SPURS (5)
“Inventor known for his work on alternating current electricity”
TESLA (5)
“The rhythm of a single step in time”
TEMPO (5)
“An aggressive overhead putaway shot.”
SMASH (5)
“Hard protective outer layer of a sea creature”
SHELL (5)
“Ancient invention, turns things around.”
WHEEL (5)
“Large monster found in the dungeon”
TROLL (5)
“La cartella personale dove l'utente salva i titoli da vedere in futuro”
LISTA (5)
“A small digital icon used to express an idea or emotion in text”
EMOJI (5)
“A device that connects your home network to the internet”
MODEM (5)
“An arched brick or stone ceiling or roof”
VAULT (5)
“Simple machine that pivots on a fixed point to lift loads”
LEVER (5)
“Common weapon in Westeros”
SWORD (5)
“Flora Colossus who travels the galaxy with a raccoon”
GROOT (5)
“To teach a system with examples”
TRAIN (5)
“Smooth talker who lost a fast ship in a game of cards”
LANDO (5)
“Michael: "You don't remember her ____ do you?" GOB: "Hey, it was one night of wild passion."”
ATALL (5)
“The ability to do something well.”
SKILL (5)
“Striped predator nicknamed the garbage can of the sea”
TIGER (5)
“Una sottile striscia di terra che unisce due regioni”
ISTMO (5)
“A single structural character, accent, or symbol in a font family”
GLYPH (5)
“Early stage of software testing”
ALPHA (5)
“The soft toy version of the characters found in the bedroom”
PLUSH (5)
“Sfila per le strade durante il Carnevale”
CARRO (5)
“A term relating to the moon”
LUNAR (5)
“A serious play, often with intense conflict.”
DRAMA (5)
“An individual part of a jigsaw set.”
PIECE (5)
“The smallest block of color in a digital mosaic”
PIXEL (5)
“Pungent vegetable that makes you cry when cut”
ONION (5)
“Small wooden blocks often used to track resources in Eurogames”
CUBES (5)
“Denoting or relating to meat prepared as prescribed by Muslim law”
HALAL (5)
“The Hindu god known as the Destroyer”
SHIVA (5)
“L'intreccio dei fili in un tessuto”
TRAMA (5)
“A machine programmed to carry out actions automatically”
ROBOT (5)
“Region where electric forces are exerted”
FIELD (5)
“Biological traits you have in common with your family.”
GENES (5)
“Where the land meets the ocean”
COAST (5)
“Watching many episodes of a single show in one sitting”
BINGE (5)
“Blood drawing that banishes angels”
SIGIL (5)
“Spanish word for a female friend”
AMIGA (5)
“The name of a comic book series”
TITLE (5)
“A path through the wilderness for travelers”
TRAIL (5)
“The sharpest tool in the kitchen drawer”
KNIFE (5)
“Unsur yang sengaja dibuat berbeda untuk menarik perhatian”
AKSEN (5)
“The Latin name for a dragon and a blonde rival”
DRACO (5)
“The singing crystal that gives a cosmic blade its color”
KYBER (5)
“A group that a Hogwarts student belongs to”
HOUSE (5)
“A summoning charm for objects far away”
ACCIO (5)
“A large building for sports and entertainment”
ARENA (5)
“Un tipo di pasta corta dalla forma cilindrica e appuntita”
PENNE (5)
“Roman goddess of the hearth and home”
VESTA (5)
“Minor league catcher providing depth in the lower farm system”
FELTS (5)
“The livestock that made Abigail's first husband a wealthy man”
SHEEP (5)
“Digital waiting list for players you want to target next”
QUEUE (5)
“"August: ____ County", not to be confused with the other OC (and don't call it that)”
OSAGE (5)
“The color wedge representing Arts and Literature”
BROWN (5)
“Screen border rumored to vanish entirely on future smartphone models.”
BEZEL (5)
“People who built the city of Tenochtitlan in Mexico”
AZTEC (5)
“The vast area beyond the atmosphere of the earth”
SPACE (5)
“Kiosk where you might buy tickets or play a midway game”
BOOTH (5)
“Sweet tree sap flavor often paired with nuttiness in seasonal lattes.”
MAPLE (5)
“The person responsible for training the players”
COACH (5)
“Orbit type featured in the upcoming Fram2 crewed flight”
POLAR (5)
“Un intervento irregolare punito dal direttore di gara”
FALLO (5)
“A symbolic map of the crochet project”
CHART (5)
“Jonathan who wrote of giants and tiny people”
SWIFT (5)
“A long fictional story, often found in classic literature.”
NOVEL (5)
“Material used for ancient monuments”
STONE (5)
“A physical machine that can perform tasks automatically”
ROBOT (5)
“Giving or showing firm and constant support to a person”
LOYAL (5)
“An organized group of singers”
CHOIR (5)
“The total number of points a player has earned”
SCORE (5)
“A small section or part of an act”
SCENE (5)
“Figure pacing the sidelines with a clipboard in hand”
COACH (5)
“A collection of songs released together”
ALBUM (5)
“The rectangle where all the action happens”
PITCH (5)
“Automated machine often used in factories”
ROBOT (5)
“Black-eyed flower draped over the victor in Baltimore.”
SUSAN (5)
“A comparison of two quantities”
RATIO (5)
“Elliptical journey responsible for changing apparent sizes.”
ORBIT (5)
“An involuntary muscle rebellion that refuses to relax”
SPASM (5)
“The speed at which music is played”
TEMPO (5)
“The country where this team is based”
SPAIN (5)
“To entertain someone and make them smile.”
AMUSE (5)
“Tech brand renowned for its indestructible 3310 model and Snake game.”
NOKIA (5)
“Tokyo's monstrous eater, perhaps a ghastly ghoul.”
GHOUL (5)
“The wooden tripod that supports a working artist”
EASEL (5)
“For by what are ye saved through faith”
GRACE (5)
“Felt a sharp pain, or got conned by a clever swindle”
STUNG (5)
“Giant robot, a mechanical marvel.”
MECHA (5)
“Il capoluogo della regione più piccola d'Italia”
AOSTA (5)
“Worm-like young stage of an insect after it hatches”
LARVA (5)
“Rhythmic movement of the body to music”
DANCE (5)
“Humor based on the opposite of what is expected.”
IRONY (5)
“The mysterious enemy entities that attack the city”
ANGEL (5)
“Dragon's fiery breath”
FLAME (5)
“Element with atomic number five”
BORON (5)
“The faithful friend who wagged his last upon a master's return”
ARGOS (5)
“Imbibed a liquid, or absorbed information eagerly”
DRANK (5)
“Region of magnetic or electric influence surrounding an object”
FIELD (5)
“A musician who is all bones and dead set on a reunion with a giant whale”
BROOK (5)
“A summary of the main points of a review”
RECAP (5)
“Lawyer means liar in this language”
LATIN (5)
“Plant tissue that carries water upward from the roots”
XYLEM (5)
“Orchard fruit featured in a chunky, spiced fritter”
APPLE (5)
“The sorceress of Aeaea who turned a landing party into swine”
CIRCE (5)
“Flame carried to ignite the games”
TORCH (5)
“Adjusting the camera to make the image clear and sharp”
FOCUS (5)
“A small bag used by women to carry everyday personal items”
PURSE (5)
“A mammal that is a real heavy hitter?”
WHALE (5)
“The Black operative and master of espionage”
WIDOW (5)
“The rectangular area used for playing basketball or tennis”
COURT (5)
“Green plants that cover lawns and fields”
GRASS (5)
“A single part of a movie taking place in one location”
SCENE (5)
“Rhythmic movement of the body, a common festival activity”
DANCE (5)
“A vast body of salt water that covers most of the planet.”
OCEAN (5)
“The long tool used by players to hit the puck”
STICK (5)
“State of matter with a fixed shape and volume”
SOLID (5)
“Flower with a yellow center and white petals”
DAISY (5)
“A torturer who met his end in a coffin of iron”
CAIRN (5)
“An autonomous entity that perceives and acts”
AGENT (5)
“Microscopic invader”
VIRUS (5)
“A traditional style of dancing to upbeat ska or reggae”
SKANK (5)
“Scarpe speciali che ti fanno nuotare come un pesce senza avere le squame?”
PINNE (5)
“Fossilized tree resin often used in jewelry”
AMBER (5)
“Unmanned flying vehicle”
DRONE (5)
“Something of value owned by a person or company”
ASSET (5)
“Broadway's biggest night of the year”
TONYS (5)
“A single continuous piece of action in a television episode”
SCENE (5)
“The part of the land adjoining or near the sea”
COAST (5)
“Essential wire kitchen tool for aerating batters and whipping up stiff peaks.”
WHISK (5)
“A secret store of valuables or contraband”
STASH (5)
“A colorful, delicate part of a flower.”
PETAL (5)
“A frozen ball of ice and dust with a glowing tail”
COMET (5)
“Rum al, oddly, on a large wall.”
MURAL (5)
“The sweet, flavored pump added by baristas to make your drink taste like a bakery item.”
SYRUP (5)
“Big, as in an LLM”
LARGE (5)
“National flower of India”
LOTUS (5)
“A lively style of dance and music from Latin America”
SALSA (5)
“Sandy or rocky shore along an ocean or lake”
BEACH (5)
“An intense, lingering anticipation of something unpleasant or painful”
DREAD (5)
“A category of film such as comedy or horror”
GENRE (5)
“Naked humanoid giant that breached the walls of Shiganshina”
TITAN (5)
“Sweet edible plant parts like mangoes or papayas”
FRUIT (5)
“Mental concepts or thoughts, central to Plato's forms”
IDEAS (5)
“Bright celestial bodies visible in the night sky”
STARS (5)
“The thick main wooden stem of a tree”
TRUNK (5)
“A formal examination of evidence in a court”
TRIAL (5)
“La linea di confine dove la geografia incontra la balneazione?”
COSTA (5)
“Faster, optimized version of GPT-4.”
TURBO (5)
“Outfielder Jahmai who serves as a versatile bench piece and energy guy”
JONES (5)
“A fast bowler who relies on speed”
PACER (5)
“Il fiume che attraversa la capitale (nome latino)”
TIBER (5)
“A welcome rest stop plaza on a desolate stretch of interstate.”
OASIS (5)
“The first name of a werewolf who taught Defense”
REMUS (5)
“The world on which we live”
EARTH (5)
“A large book size”
FOLIO (5)
“Nation celebrated for its enduring amity with the US”
JAPAN (5)
“The expression people often make when being photographed”
SMILE (5)
“Mid-season event where buffs change colors”
MERGE (5)
“A man who performs a character in a play or movie”
ACTOR (5)
“A humorous imitation or parody of something serious.”
SPOOF (5)
“Defensive realignment that MLB recently restricted to boost offense”
SHIFT (5)
“Category of works, a 'gene' that's re-formed.”
GENRE (5)
“A two-player strategy game played on a checkered grid”
CHESS (5)
“Small, quick flash caused by electricity jumping through the air”
SPARK (5)
“The grass surface where the game is played”
FIELD (5)
“Elegante animale dei boschi con grandi corna”
CERVO (5)
“The tree-like member of the Guardians of the Galaxy”
GROOT (5)
“A brief appearance by a famous person”
CAMEO (5)
“A brewer of potions who might hold the secret to survival”
WITCH (5)
“Gooey sandwich celebrated annually on August 10th.”
SMORE (5)
“Common symbols used to rate a product”
STARS (5)
“The advantage gained by getting more out of a card than the opponent”
VALUE (5)
“Rhythmic movement performed by the ensemble”
DANCE (5)
“The primary physical attack of a Jaeger”
PUNCH (5)
“A handheld device used to control a pointer on a screen”
MOUSE (5)
“The meal that breaks the fast at sunset”
IFTAR (5)
“The eye of absolute command and rebellion”
GEASS (5)
“Metalloid with the symbol B used in fiberglass and heat resistant glassware”
BORON (5)
“Piccolo centro abitato antico e caratteristico.”
BORGO (5)
“The elevated area where the pitcher stands”
MOUND (5)
“Director obsessed with the manipulation of time and dreams”
NOLAN (5)
“Small wooden pieces that sit on top of the stumps”
BAILS (5)
“Device that produces a coherent beam of light”
LASER (5)
“Icelandic singer with the hit Human Behaviour”
BJORK (5)
“Physical manifestation of life energy in JoJo adventures”
STAND (5)
“Projecting bay window”
ORIEL (5)
“Brass instrument used to play the traditional call to the starting gate.”
BUGLE (5)
“The type of person Jesus healed who was social outcast”
LEPER (5)
“Getting a lottery-level talent in the second round, for example”
STEAL (5)
“A person who works for a government department like the FBI”
AGENT (5)
“A weapon used by Aragorn in battle”
SWORD (5)
“One of the two people needed to run the machine”
PILOT (5)
“The extra pressure that makes a turbocharged engine feel highly motivated?”
BOOST (5)
“A graduated sequence of notes ascending or descending in pitch”
SCALE (5)
“Mad about a performance, perhaps.”
DRAMA (5)
“Weight of the outerwear needed on April 25th”
LIGHT (5)
“Temporary storage for frequently accessed data”
CACHE (5)
“The dead language that remains the foundation of the Romance family”
LATIN (5)
“A lightning-fast struggle against the clock”
BLITZ (5)
“Marconi's system for wireless communication”
RADIO (5)
“Green-wearing brother of the duck triplet squad.”
LOUIE (5)
“The term for a superpower in the My Hero universe”
QUIRK (5)
“Short term for the picture writing used by Egyptians”
HIERO (5)
“A cold system of labor where millions were frozen out of time”
GULAG (5)
“A specific position for a digit within a number”
PLACE (5)
“To move back and forth while hanging.”
SWING (5)
“The two canine teeth found in an elk's upper jaw, often kept as trophies”
IVORY (5)
“The quality of being comic or absurd.”
HUMOR (5)
“Plant life documented by park botanists”
FLORA (5)
“Supernatural enchantment possessed by the wee folk”
MAGIC (5)
“Mexican slang for 'beer' that's the name of a Burbank Boulevard sports bar”
CHELA (5)
“Musical instrument with black and white keys”
PIANO (5)
“The swampy coniferous forest of high northern latitudes”
TAIGA (5)
“To arrange numbers from smallest to largest”
ORDER (5)
“A systematic review of security measures”
AUDIT (5)
“Popular desktop environment”
GNOME (5)
“The undisputed King of this surface with a record fourteen titles.”
NADAL (5)
“To arrange numbers from least to greatest”
ORDER (5)
“A small black or green Mediterranean fruit frequently sliced on top.”
OLIVE (5)
“Convention goodies you actually have to pay for.”
MERCH (5)
“An identical soldier bred for a war he did not start”
CLONE (5)
“Party game where certain obvious words are forbidden.”
TABOO (5)
“Lou, the former Foreigner frontman with a new album in March 2026.”
GRAMM (5)
“The official who enforces the rules”
REFER (5)
“A burst of light used in dark conditions”
FLASH (5)
“A theatrical work set to music with singers and an orchestra”
OPERA (5)
“Outline or form of an object”
SHAPE (5)
“Data or comments provided to a system”
INPUT (5)
“Prefix often used as shorthand for a gender identity differing from birth”
TRANS (5)
“The topmost layer of the courts is actually made of crushed red material from this.”
BRICK (5)
“To rest and feel at ease”
RELAX (5)
“Heavy metal object dropped to hold a ship in place”
ANCHR (5)
“Ancient Chinese invention used for writing”
PAPER (5)
“A foundation row of simple connected loops”
CHAIN (5)
“Tragic police captain in the web-head's lore.”
STACY (5)
“The author of The Three Musketeers”
DUMAS (5)
“Military unit or a group of monkeys”
TROOP (5)
“A work of fiction perfect for a summer escape”
NOVEL (5)
“A magical trinket, or one of the marshmallow shapes in a famous cereal”
CHARM (5)
“A depression in the earth often drained by a river”
BASIN (5)
“It can be any letter, but it won't help your tally”
BLANK (5)
“Flaky bread that fell from the sky”
MANNA (5)
“The grassy stage where the beautiful game is played”
PITCH (5)
“Compress with destructive force”
CRUSH (5)
“A healer who used a sun-spark to cleanse the dark”
YRENE (5)
“Marta's soapy genre”
OPERA (5)
“An artificial waterway built for navigation”
CANAL (5)
“A person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions”
PAGAN (5)
“Nip given to those lacking proper festive attire”
PINCH (5)
“An act that is against the law”
CRIME (5)
“The luxurious but drama-filled residence for Love Island singles”
VILLA (5)
“A close fielding position between the slips and point”
GULLY (5)
“To move your body to the beat of the music”
DANCE (5)
“How a dog explores the world using its nose.”
SNIFF (5)
“The enemy of darkness in a room”
LIGHT (5)
“A machine designed to work safely alongside human colleagues”
COBOT (5)
“The golden statuette every director dreams of winning”
OSCAR (5)
“An ancient language origin that gives us the 'ph' spelling for the 'f' sound.”
GREEK (5)
“To fill someone with high spirits or pride”
ELATE (5)
“A medium for broadcasting audio content”
RADIO (5)
“The humorous tone found in The Ransom of Red Chief”
COMIC (5)
“The viewpoint from which a photo is taken”
ANGLE (5)
“The word she uses to apologize for being a little much”
SORRY (5)
“The group of players selected for a team”
SQUAD (5)
“La traccia sonora che include dialoghi, musica ed effetti”
AUDIO (5)
“To inhale and exhale air”
BREAT (5)
“The thing that you shall know which will set you free”
TRUTH (5)
“A person who performs in plays or movies”
ACTOR (5)
“The language of Athens with its own unique alphabet”
GREEK (5)
“Tech titan exclusively streaming the 2026 US race action.”
APPLE (5)
“Green sauce for pasta, a pest O, strangely”
PESTO (5)
“A colorful cup-shaped flower often associated with spring”
TULIP (5)
“The vital life force energy that flows through the breath”
PRANA (5)
“A heavy hit song from the album Ire”
CRUSH (5)
“Actor who brings Eddie Brock to life on screen.”
HARDY (5)
“A flat dish used for holding food”
PLATE (5)
“Easily spooked but loyal companion wearing green overalls.”
LUIGI (5)
“The law of cause and effect based on one's actions”
KARMA (5)
“The highest natural adult male singing voice”
TENOR (5)
“A triangular gift from a river to the coast”
DELTA (5)
“A blueprint for creating objects in programming”
CLASS (5)
“Explosives magnate who left a legacy of peace”
NOBEL (5)
“A type of noun that names a location, like a park or city”
PLACE (5)
“Easy to perceive, understand, or interpret without confusion”
CLEAR (5)
“The drummer who was the last to join the iconic Fab Four lineup.”
STARR (5)
“Lo scudo invisibile contro i baci troppo ardenti della stella estiva?”
CREMA (5)
“A game of sliding and bumping based on the ancient Pachisi”
SORRY (5)
“The organ that is frequently broken or stolen in his songs”
HEART (5)
“A single game played between two sides”
MATCH (5)
“The seemingly bottomless chasm of the pelagic realm.”
ABYSS (5)
“The absolute power of command in a Lelouch story”
GEASS (5)
“The central rectangular playing area between the wickets”
PITCH (5)
“Sounds like ate, but it's the number after seven”
EIGHT (5)
“The identity of the protagonist while leading the Quinx Squad”
HAISE (5)
“One of three equal parts”
THIRD (5)
“A person who performs in a play or movie”
ACTOR (5)
“The particular way a reviewer writes”
STYLE (5)
“Topography that is full of holes and hidden caves”
KARST (5)
“A smooth tire designed for maximum dry weather grip”
SLICK (5)
“A flat dish from which food is eaten”
PLATE (5)
“The name of a book or story, sometimes shown in italics or quotes”
TITLE (5)
“The main woody stem of a tree.”
TRUNK (5)
“Slow-moving mammal of the rainforest canopy”
SLOTH (5)
“First fully synthetic fiber used in stockings”
NYLON (5)
“The basic unit of information in a quantum computer”
QUBIT (5)
“A symbolic hand gesture used to direct energy”
MUDRA (5)
“Gaelic language of the Emerald Isle”
IRISH (5)
“The Western broker aiming for a second phase in Gaza while striking the East.”
TRUMP (5)
“The flat surface where the fractal is drawn”
PLANE (5)
“Slowest mammal in the tropical canopy”
SLOTH (5)
“A contest featuring skills like calf roping”
RODEO (5)
“The cheeky fantasy RPG reboot highly anticipated by the Xbox community.”
FABLE (5)
“Month in 2026 when the animated plumber returns to the big screen.”
APRIL (5)
“The legendary Argentine forward who spent most of his career in Spain”
MESSI (5)
“A large natural stream, re-IV-er, flows through many parks.”
RIVER (5)
“Words of a song”
LYRIC (5)
“Reduce to small particles by rubbing”
GRIND (5)
“The slayer who eats demon flesh to gain temporary powers”
GENYA (5)
“A public officer appointed to decide cases in a law court”
JUDGE (5)
“A physical or digital device used for two factor authentication”
TOKEN (5)
“A grumpy bodyguard who is obsessed with badge security”
HAPPY (5)
“Living thing whose cells contain chloroplasts”
PLANT (5)
“A woodwind instrument with a high-pitched sound, played by blowing across a hole”
FLUTE (5)
“Three or more musical notes played together at the same time”
CHORD (5)
“The person calling timeouts and drawing up plays”
COACH (5)
“An account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment.”
STORY (5)
“Piatto tipico giapponese a base di riso e pesce crudo”
SUSHI (5)
“Coffee order for those who want the autumn vibes without the jitters”
DECAF (5)
“The young girl who lives in the Swiss Alps with her grandfather”
HEIDI (5)
“Tidal spot that serves as a reflecting pool for thousands of trees.”
BASIN (5)
“The rhythmic sounds often played during holiday parades.”
MUSIC (5)
“The C1 vertebra that supports the skull and lets the head nod”
ATLAS (5)
“A portable tracker for the passing hours”
WATCH (5)
“L'arma bianca affilata dotata di elsa, lama e punta usata dai cavalieri”
SPADA (5)
“First word of a famous High Valyrian saying”
VALAR (5)
“Si usa spesso per farcire i bignè”
CREMA (5)
“An elemental energy type often shown as a blue droplet”
WATER (5)
“A large bird of prey with keen sight”
EAGLE (5)
“A tree with thin white peeling bark”
BIRCH (5)
“Prefix for a parent's parent”
GRAND (5)
“The vast void that exists beyond Earths atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“Gentle giant with a limited vocabulary”
HODOR (5)
“The simple stable boy who could only say one word”
HODOR (5)
“A fossilized trap for ancient hitchhikers”
AMBER (5)
“Written works that critics read and evaluate”
BOOKS (5)
“Striped African equid”
ZEBRA (5)
“Un corso d'acqua dolce che sfocia nel mare”
FIUME (5)
“Large, flat area of land with few trees”
PLAIN (5)
“Exclusive adjective describing the round of eight.”
ELITE (5)
“The fruit of the Spirit that passes all understanding”
PEACE (5)
“The organ used for thinking and processing information”
BRAIN (5)
“A data type representing a number with a decimal point”
FLOAT (5)
“Small stream flowing over stones”
CREEK (5)
“A category of artistic composition, such as mystery or romance”
GENRE (5)
“Ancient site where monarchs were once crowned”
SCONE (5)
“An assigned mission in an RPG that rewards you with experience points”
QUEST (5)
“An official mark on documents required by a 1765 act.”
STAMP (5)
“Rough wool fabric, a mischievous act might be a wee'd.”
TWEED (5)
“The foundation of any outdoor outfit”
SHOES (5)
“A metric unit of length a little longer than a yard”
METER (5)
“Having little weight, making it effortless to carry”
LIGHT (5)
“Where to find hidden money is a Bluth family central _____”
TENET (5)
“A unit of weight equal to sixteen ounces”
POUND (5)
“Infrastructure often used to deploy AI models.”
CLOUD (5)
“The collective community of believers”
UMMAH (5)
“A system of television programming transmitted via coaxial wires”
CABLE (5)
“Large section of lithosphere that shifts and grinds”
PLATE (5)
“The central idea or message of a dramatic work”
THEME (5)
“Plunge into a forward step.”
LUNGE (5)
“The primary color of the home kit”
WHITE (5)
“To verify accuracy or condition”
CHECK (5)
“Whip-like symbol of power held crossed over the chest.”
FLAIL (5)
“Gio, the dynamic American attacking midfielder”
REYNA (5)
“Late-night Saturday church service preceding the main celebration”
VIGIL (5)
“Rate at which work is done”
POWER (5)
“Where players sit when they are not in the game”
BENCH (5)
“Facial expression mentioned in her massive 2024 duet”
SMILE (5)
“Sci-fi, mystery, or historical fiction”
GENRE (5)
“Three or more notes sounded together”
CHORD (5)
“Engine component boosting power”
TURBO (5)
“High percentage shot taken very close to the rim”
LAYUP (5)
“Iconic Ferrari color, Italian for red”
ROSSO (5)
“The Rock that the government agreed to return to owners”
ULURU (5)
“The main subject or idea in a book”
THEME (5)
“A Russian bisexual hooker with a love for gymnastics”
KATYA (5)
“Weapon with a long shaft and a sharp pointed tip”
SPEAR (5)
“Dismissal when a fielder grabs the ball”
CATCH (5)
“Pointy-hatted garden dweller”
GNOME (5)
“Green-clad brother who will undoubtedly return for the 2026 adventure.”
LUIGI (5)
“A specific stage or area in a video game.”
LEVEL (5)
“Folklore track where she admits she can never give her partner total quiet”
PEACE (5)
“Una produzione televisiva divisa in episodi e stagioni”
SERIE (5)
“A dramatic work set to music and sung on stage”
OPERA (5)
“The kind of guide that speaks directly into your ear”
AUDIO (5)
“Popular affectionate nickname for the band's bass player.”
MACCA (5)
“A hard, transparent material used for windows”
GLASS (5)
“The initial feeling of chemistry between two people”
SPARK (5)
“Masked luchador looking to climb high in a multi-man bout.”
PENTA (5)
“Shiny disc format that replaced cassette tapes”
CDROM (5)
“A machine programmed to perform tasks automatically”
ROBOT (5)
“The platform where the theatrical performance takes place”
STAGE (5)
“The organism that turns sugar into alcohol”
YEAST (5)
“Commenced an action, or took the first step”
BEGAN (5)
“La foce di un fiume ramificata a forma di triangolo”
DELTA (5)
“The civilization known for its calendar and temples in Mexico”
MAYAN (5)
“A sponge-loving queen with a knack for comedy”
MONET (5)
“Supportive objects or theatrical respect”
PROPS (5)
“Hard colorful structures in the ocean”
CORAL (5)
“The primary official language of India written in Devanagari script”
HINDI (5)
“Tailor a baggy pair of trousers to fit your waist perfectly”
ALTER (5)
“A person who performs in plays or films”
ACTOR (5)
“The name of the detective agency.”
PSYCH (5)
“Five-time singles champion teaming up for doubles in London this year.”
VENUS (5)
“A single triangular portion”
SLICE (5)
“A quick four-game victory that brings out the brooms.”
SWEEP (5)
“South American empire that built Machu Picchu”
INCAN (5)
“A symbolic figure or character in a writing system”
GLYPH (5)
“A framework of rafters and posts supporting a roof”
TRUSS (5)
“A naval unit like the Kurdistan, targeted in Bandar Abbas.”
ASSET (5)
“A facial expression showing contempt or disgust”
SNEER (5)
“Start a tennis game”
SERVE (5)
“Molten rock located beneath the earth's surface”
MAGMA (5)
“The monitored living space in Big Brother”
HOUSE (5)
“A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens”
IRONY (5)
“To arrange the body parts in a straight or correct line”
ALIGN (5)
“Swiss resort town where Trump recently delivered a "controversial" speech.”
DAVOS (5)
“Extended fabric trailing behind a dress, sometimes spanning the entire width of the red carpet.”
TRAIN (5)
“Color of nature and the aura of the second sign”
GREEN (5)
“A single unit of ownership in a corporation”
SHARE (5)
“A steep cliff that might be faking its height”
BLUFF (5)
“It's kneaded for bread, also slang for cash”
DOUGH (5)
“A brief, often uncredited appearance by a famous face”
CAMEO (5)
“Category, a green 're' arrangement.”
GENRE (5)
“Spanish word for night”
NOCHE (5)
“Relating to the most fundamental and uncomplicated level of something”
BASIC (5)
“To give a portion of something to others”
SHARE (5)
“The general category for a gin and tonic”
DRINK (5)
“A steep rock face”
CLIFF (5)
“Three or more musical notes played together”
CHORD (5)
“Type of material, like iron or steel, that some magnets attract”
METAL (5)
“Molten rock that hasn't seen the light of day”
MAGMA (5)
“Utensil required if you opt for a cup instead of a crispy holder”
SPOON (5)
“A short story that teaches a moral lesson often with animals”
FABLE (5)
“Mechanism to stop, a break from speed.”
BRAKE (5)
“Coveted golden statuette handed out since 1929”
OSCAR (5)
“To cook a hot dog over the open pit.”
ROAST (5)
“An elementary particle found in Joyce's beer”
QUARK (5)
“Italian writer who took readers on a tour of the Inferno.”
DANTE (5)
“A small section or division of an act”
SCENE (5)
“Strict apparel shade mandated for all competitors.”
WHITE (5)
“The famous dwarf planet once considered the ninth planet”
PLUTO (5)
“Where the reserve players sit during the game”
BENCH (5)
“Spanish word for autumn, normally spelled with an enye”
OTONO (5)
“A series of connected cars on a track”
TRAIN (5)
“The numerical grade given in a review”
SCORE (5)
“English toffee bar”
HEATH (5)
“Direct the car's movement”
STEER (5)
“Rustic park accommodation, like the historic one near Old Faithful.”
LODGE (5)
“A word used to point to a place, unlike the word their”
THERE (5)
“Large body of salt water”
OCEAN (5)
“Part of a plant that grows from a flower and holds seeds”
FRUIT (5)
“The grassy area where the game is played”
FIELD (5)
“"The Big ____" (Nickname coined for the tournament).”
DANCE (5)
“The first word of the killing curse”
AVADA (5)
“Large body of saltwater”
OCEAN (5)
“A giant slug who enjoys green frogs and carbonite wall decorations”
JABBA (5)
“Send packing, Julie Chen Moonves style”
EVICT (5)
“Final, sexually mature stage of an organism's life cycle”
ADULT (5)
“Prankster who shares a Sesame Street basement with his buddy”
ERNIE (5)
“The system of reasoning used by machines”
LOGIC (5)
“An unmanned aircraft guided by remote control”
DRONE (5)
“Platform for the performers”
STAGE (5)
“French word for book”
LIVRE (5)
“Automated machine”
ROBOT (5)
“Software update designed to fix bugs or improve security”
PATCH (5)
“A sharp tool used for cutting ingredients”
KNIFE (5)
“A magical action performed by saying a specific word”
SPELL (5)
“What Grand Theft Auto players do to vehicles on the street”
STEAL (5)
“A fruit that is always sour about something?”
LEMON (5)
“A sound that is loud or unpleasant”
NOISE (5)
“Operating system for desktops and laptops.”
MACOS (5)
“French painter famous for his series of water lilies”
MONET (5)
“Il filo conduttore e lo sviluppo degli eventi di una storia”
TRAMA (5)
“Paved outdoor area for dining”
PATIO (5)
“Electronic messages sent over the internet”
EMAIL (5)
“The person who serves as the leader of the city government”
MAYOR (5)
“The force behind the creation of a galaxy far far away”
LUCAS (5)
“A plastic pod for navigating white water”
KAYAK (5)
“Il dio della guerra padre di Romolo”
MARTE (5)
“Short for a law enforcement officer targeting traffickers”
NARCO (5)
“French word for the sandy shore where open-air nighttime movies are shown”
PLAGE (5)
“Not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed”
VAGUE (5)
“The 94-by-50-foot hardwood battlefield”
COURT (5)
“Fully prepared for action so that execution is immediate and simple”
READY (5)
“The ruler of the unseen realm where the souls of the dead reside”
HADES (5)
“Protective garment worn over clothes while cooking”
APRON (5)
“A person who explores ahead or a youth member”
SCOUT (5)
“A large long-handled spoon used for serving soup”
LADLE (5)
“Twelve-inch measuring stick”
RULER (5)
“A metric unit used to measure liquid volume”
LITER (5)
“Si toglie con il cavatappi”
TAPPO (5)
“Martini-drinking, Prius-driving canine resident of Quahog.”
BRIAN (5)
“A Japanese style breadcrumb that is flakier and airier than the standard version”
PANKO (5)
“Category of foods that includes traditional frozen treats”
DAIRY (5)
“Area protected from direct sunlight”
SHADE (5)
“To cook meat or vegetables in an oven for a long time”
ROAST (5)
“A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true”
DOGMA (5)
“The coastal village where Gandhi ended his famous 1930 salt protest”
DANDI (5)
“Carved wooden pole made by Indigenous peoples”
TOTEM (5)
“Rubber ducky enthusiast who frequently tests his roommate's patience on Sesame Street.”
ERNIE (5)
“2026 play starring John Lithgow.”
GIANT (5)
“The primary antagonist of the series”
MUZAN (5)
“Common icons used for high ratings”
STARS (5)
“100 of these are found in a standard English set”
TILES (5)
“Host city where crushed red brick courts await the world's best.”
PARIS (5)
“A large area of flat land with few trees”
PLAIN (5)
“Modern toy that projects an elusive, uncatchable red dot.”
LASER (5)
“Sliced bread that has been browned by radiant heat”
TOAST (5)
“A small snack given as a reward.”
TREAT (5)
“The physical area where actors perform”
STAGE (5)
“Force applied to a machine to start the work”
INPUT (5)
“Il premio Donatello per il cinema italiano”
DAVID (5)
“The People's Princess who wed a future king”
DIANA (5)
“Staple food made from flour and water”
BREAD (5)
“A pigeon-toting assassin who turns into a bloodthirsty leopard”
LUCCI (5)
“One of several distinct personality states in a single individual”
ALTER (5)
“Dramatic musical work”
OPERA (5)
“A persuasive song sung to secure a budget”
PITCH (5)
“Edificio che ospita collezioni di opere d'arte”
MUSEO (5)
“To operate and control a vehicle.”
DRIVE (5)
“Dramatic work set to music”
OPERA (5)
“The underlying message or central idea of a work”
THEME (5)
“The numerical result of a review”
SCORE (5)
“Casual trousers made of denim”
JEANS (5)
“An African animal known for its black and white stripes.”
ZEBRA (5)
“Simple photosynthetic organisms”
ALGAE (5)
“Move to the rhythm of the thumping beat.”
DANCE (5)
“The tiny foundation of the polar food web”
KRILL (5)
“Mark leading the Nevada squad into the championship clash”
STONE (5)
“Storage compartment in the rear of the car”
TRUNK (5)
“A wood chipper's cold outcome in Minnesota”
FARGO (5)
“Anton ___, 18th-century pioneer of modern beekeeping born on May 20”
JANSA (5)
“Sweet edible produce of a plant”
FRUIT (5)
“L'oggetto sferico usato in molti sport”
PALLA (5)
“The rhythmic movement performed to music”
DANCE (5)
“A large meal typically held to celebrate a special occasion”
FEAST (5)
“A hidden chamber often found beneath a church”
CRYPT (5)
“To go away from a place”
LEAVE (5)
“A large open area used for public entertainment like gladiator fights”
ARENA (5)
“The grassy playing surface, or a salesman's spiel”
PITCH (5)
“A surreal state that dissociation is often compared to”
DREAM (5)
“The Union general who later became the eighteenth president”
GRANT (5)
“Official who presides over a court and decides legal cases”
JUDGE (5)
“R&B artist spicing up the 2026 Outside Lands poster”
DIJON (5)
“Short and not so sweet”
TERSE (5)
“The slow, synchronized stroll to an Edward Elgar tune”
MARCH (5)
“The path of selfless action and service in yogic philosophy”
KARMA (5)
“High-pitched woodwind instrument played by blowing across a hole”
FLUTE (5)
“The national integration achieved by Patel, honored with a giant statue”
UNITY (5)
“A single numeral from zero to nine used to build numbers”
DIGIT (5)
“A strong fabric made from the fibers of the flax plant”
LINEN (5)
“Wonderwall band that recently sparked nostalgia with a reunion tour”
OASIS (5)
“Una singola unità d'azione nel montaggio”
SCENA (5)
“The 40-40 deadlock that requires a two-point advantage to break.”
DEUCE (5)
“Illegal long clear that halts the play”
ICING (5)
“A popular dance move from the 2010s by J Capri and Charly Black”
KOTCH (5)
“David Auburn play revived in 2026 starring Don Cheadle.”
PROOF (5)
“White material banned from international trade”
IVORY (5)
“A race where teammates pass a baton to one another”
RELAY (5)
“Tiny rodent with a long tail that likes cheese”
MOUSE (5)
“Midnights bonus track about being so in love you ignore the gossip in the room”
PARIS (5)
“Red fluid that is spilled in abundance during slasher films”
BLOOD (5)
“A numerical value given to a product”
SCORE (5)
“The official language of Cambodia with a very large alphabet”
KHMER (5)
“Alat atau jentera yang digunakan untuk meningkatkan pengeluaran”
MODAL (5)
“Organ whose lateralization is often studied in relation to handedness.”
BRAIN (5)
“The area where performers act”
STAGE (5)
“The Colorado, which carved the Grand Canyon”
RIVER (5)
“Slang term for flashy jewelry that defined hip-hop aesthetics of the era.”
BLING (5)
“A Russian union that remains a reliable taxi to the stars”
SOYUZ (5)
“Formaggio a pasta dura spesso grattugiato”
GRANA (5)
“A handheld device used to move the cursor on a screen”
MOUSE (5)
“A kooky queen who failed to rap as well as Gottmik”
UTICA (5)
“The Velour who changed the game with a floral wig reveal”
SASHA (5)
“To direct the car through a corner using the wheel”
STEER (5)
“Media mogul who hosted a long-running influential talk show”
OPRAH (5)
“A blue father figure who flies by whistling a tune”
YONDU (5)
“Sounds produced by instruments or voices, often heard at festivals”
MUSIC (5)
“The ocean is divided into pelagic layers known as these.”
ZONES (5)
“Threw with force, or engaged in a brief affair”
FLUNG (5)
“Common plant that many grazing animals eat”
GRASS (5)
“A large string instrument played while sitting down”
CELLO (5)
“Maiman's device for creating a focused beam of light”
LASER (5)
“French word for the color red”
ROUGE (5)
“Lively Brazilian dance and music genre”
SAMBA (5)
“The condition of a system at a specific point”
STATE (5)
“La caotica ma affascinante capitale del Giappone”
TOKYO (5)
“Without this fundamental element, there is no photography”
LIGHT (5)
“Common selection format that slithers back and forth”
SNAKE (5)
“Strategic board game that lends its name to a 2026 nominated revival”
CHESS (5)
“Così si chiamano le montagne sudamericane (senza la s)”
ANDRE (5)
“An aggressive move toward the basket”
DRIVE (5)
“The goddess of the hearth and home”
VESTA (5)
“Another highly extensible text editor”
EMACS (5)
“How wide something is from side to side”
WIDTH (5)
“The organ that produces milk”
UDDER (5)
“Theater employee who might guide you to your seat in the dark”
USHER (5)
“Latin name for the Gaelic raiders from Ireland”
SCOTI (5)
“The dusty storage area right under the peak of the roof”
ATTIC (5)
“A brief appearance by the director in their own film”
CAMEO (5)
“Componente fondamentale del cannocchiale galileiano”
LENTE (5)
“The force or energy behind a natural disaster.”
POWER (5)
“A traditional sandwich served on crusty French bread”
POBOY (5)
“A repeated rhythmic phrase or song”
CHANT (5)
“Rear storage space packed tightly like a game of Tetris.”
TRUNK (5)
“"The -----'s wallet: That's where he kept his card, his dirty little secret. Short, devious, balding. His name was Costanza. He killed my mother!"”
ROGUE (5)
“A single-celled traveler that builds a fungal empire”
SPORE (5)
“Another word for a picture or photograph”
IMAGE (5)
“To restore a device to its original state”
RESET (5)
“The platform where musicians perform”
STAGE (5)
“The smooth-talking administrator of Cloud City who lost the Falcon in a card game”
LANDO (5)
“The white, vaporous byproduct of turning expensive rubber into clouds?”
SMOKE (5)
“To send content to other people online”
SHARE (5)
“French word for dog”
CHIEN (5)
“Uttered words, or a wheel's radial support”
SPOKE (5)
“Another name for the clapperboard used to sync sound and picture”
SLATE (5)
“A person who stands up against the system or Babylon”
REBEL (5)
“Relating to the human voice”
VOCAL (5)
“Smooth operator who lost his ship in a game of cards but gained a city?”
LANDO (5)
“Face-deduction classic with flipping tiles.”
GUESS (5)
“Long flowing body of fresh water that empties into a sea or lake”
RIVER (5)
“The main artery that carries blood away from the heart”
AORTA (5)
“The dual-faced judge of time”
CLOCK (5)
“Tall, slender structure”
TOWER (5)
“The first word of a 2019 Fine Line hit”
ADORE (5)
“Female entrant in the races.”
FILLY (5)
“Spanish word for the color green”
VERDE (5)
“Thin fiber that carries messages between the brain and the rest of the body”
NERVE (5)
“Symbols representing pitch and duration”
NOTES (5)
“They are continuously replaced and arranged in multiple rows”
TEETH (5)
“L'organo circolare che permette ai veicoli di rotolare sul terreno”
RUOTA (5)
“To propel something through the air with your arm.”
THROW (5)
“A state of abnormally elevated arousal, affect, and energy level”
MANIA (5)
“The side strips that only matter during doubles competition.”
ALLEY (5)
“A part of an act in a play”
SCENE (5)
“The specific time period when the animatronics become active”
NIGHT (5)
“Dark, medium, or blonde coffee bean preparation”
ROAST (5)
“The undisputed King of Rock and Roll”
ELVIS (5)
“Type of girls who preached girl power and wore platform boots”
SPICE (5)
“Fat Ammy's target demo”
YANKS (5)
“A dead body preserved by ancient burial customs”
MUMMY (5)
“The main subject or idea in a piece of writing”
THEME (5)
“A deep canyon carved by a powerful river”
GORGE (5)
“A magical incantation or charm”
SPELL (5)
“Irish star ready to settle bad blood with his former protege.”
BALOR (5)
“A line of text in a song”
LYRIC (5)
“The debris at the foot of a cliff”
TALUS (5)
“The plot or narrative of a film”
STORY (5)
“Narrow boat propelled by a single paddle”
CANOE (5)
“It might be kicked, sliced, or hit flat to start a point.”
SERVE (5)
“The largest species of cat”
TIGER (5)
“The flame is carried across countries using this”
TORCH (5)
“DJ known for mind-bending visuals during his midnight set.”
ANYMA (5)
“The plot of a movie”
STORY (5)
“Spanish word for dog”
PERRO (5)
“A dried seed or bark used to add flavor to dishes”
SPICE (5)
“A card placed on top of a previous form to evolve”
STAGE (5)
“Sense that lets you see using your eyes”
SIGHT (5)
“Another name for the long spray attachment”
LANCE (5)
“Famous nickname for Zinedine Zidane”
ZIZOU (5)
“L'intreccio narrativo di una storia”
TRAMA (5)
“Military directive that changed history”
ORDER (5)
“Connects to the internet”
MODEM (5)
“Parte della scarpa che dona slancio alla figura”
TACCO (5)
“To return a device to its original state”
RESET (5)
“A long fictional story in book form”
NOVEL (5)
“The famous dwarf planet at the edge of the system”
PLUTO (5)
“A mischievous practical joke played on an unsuspecting friend.”
PRANK (5)
“A popular style or behavior”
TREND (5)
“L'animale alato simbolo della città e di San Marco”
LEONE (5)
“First or second part of the Falcon 9 stack”
STAGE (5)
“Sharp objects a shark may lose and replace thousands of times”
TEETH (5)
“Si pesca nel mare o nei fiumi”
PESCE (5)
“Billy Idol yelled for more in this 1983 anthem”
REBEL (5)
“To remove errors from software”
DEBUG (5)
“The organ that pumps blood, often associated with emotions.”
HEART (5)
“What is being photographed”
SCENE (5)
“Information given to a computer for analysis”
INPUT (5)
“A fierce, often local rivalry match between two familiar clubs.”
DERBY (5)
“Vibration that travels through the air and can be heard”
SOUND (5)
“Keyboard instrument with hammers striking strings”
PIANO (5)
“Animated art, seen in a mine, perhaps.”
ANIME (5)
“To climb on top of a partner”
MOUNT (5)
“Billionaire media mogul and famous left-handed talk show host.”
OPRAH (5)
“The person who manages the team tactics”
COACH (5)
“Lengthening a muscle to improve flexibility”
STRET (5)
“A state of perfect happiness or great joy”
BLISS (5)
“A spiritual manifestation that stays by your side”
STAND (5)
“A realm that promised a millennium but delivered a decade of ruin”
REICH (5)
“Small, isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top”
BUTTE (5)
“The muscular defender of Eternia who held aloft his magic sword”
HEMAN (5)
“The Kree zealot who sought to destroy Xandar”
RONAN (5)
“A large area of open land used for farming or sports”
FIELD (5)
“Adjective for the sixteen teams that survive the first weekend”
SWEET (5)
“A musical instrument with eighty-eight keys”
PIANO (5)
“The fiery rabbit-masked ghoul who works at the cafe”
TOUKA (5)
“Lowest point, 'ran id' low (anag)”
NADIR (5)
“A remote-controlled flying aircraft without a pilot”
DRONE (5)
“The golden statuette every Hollywood star hopes to take home”
OSCAR (5)
“A playful marine mammal known for floating on its back”
OTTER (5)
“The Konami Code is a famous one”
CHEAT (5)
“First name of the shield-wielding hero seen holding a baby in the first teaser”
STEVE (5)
“Enchantress whose song lures sailors to their doom”
SIREN (5)
“Large organ that cleans the blood and aids digestion”
LIVER (5)
“The last name of the supervisor who monitors the floor”
MILCH (5)
“The language of the Iliad and the Odyssey”
GREEK (5)
“A decorated platform on wheels used in a parade”
FLOAT (5)
“Deep strategy game with knights and bishops.”
CHESS (5)
“Long, narrow inlet of sea between steep cliffs, common in Norway”
FJORD (5)
“Top tier world class players on the roster”
STARS (5)
“"___-9," a dark matter relic of early galaxy formation discovered by Hubble in 2026.”
CLOUD (5)
“A group of sheep”
FLOCK (5)
“The wooden hammer used by a judge”
GAVEL (5)
“National reserves like Yosemite and Yellowstone.”
PARKS (5)
“Small round fruit that grows in clusters”
GRAPE (5)
“The official theme of the 2026 Dublin St. Patrick's Day festival, celebrating heritage [1.9].”
ROOTS (5)
“Nutty flavor featured in a 2026 Cortado and Crunch lineup”
PECAN (5)
“The surname of the four sisters in Little Women”
MARCH (5)
“Tropical fruit with pink or white flesh, whose paste pairs perfectly with cheese in pastelitos.”
GUAVA (5)
“The number of points gained in a game”
SCORE (5)
“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form without poetic rhythm”
PROSE (5)
“___ Du Sol, Australian electronic trio headlining in San Francisco”
RUFUS (5)
“The dot that separates ones from tenths in a number”
POINT (5)
“A long narrow deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs”
FJORD (5)
“The process of preparing a system for use”
SETUP (5)
“The high part of a wall containing windows above eye level”
CLERE (5)
“Device that connects a home to the internet”
MODEM (5)
“Boost for an engine, about to run backwards.”
TURBO (5)
“The melodic call to prayer”
ADHAN (5)
“The individual sheets of paper in a book.”
PAGES (5)
“To move on ice or wheels.”
SKATE (5)
“Swapping a running back for a wide receiver with a rival”
TRADE (5)
“The Darkness and sister of God”
AMARA (5)
“The set of hand instruments like spatulas and scrapers”
TOOLS (5)
“Enemies-to-lovers is a popular one”
TROPE (5)
“Powdered grain used to make dough and batter”
FLOUR (5)
“Big cat whose shrinking habitat brings it into conflict with villagers in India”
TIGER (5)
“A ribbon of syrup woven throughout the tub”
SWIRL (5)
“The deadly Lachrymose creatures that attack in the water”
LEECH (5)
“The quiet successor to the Insect Hashira who flips a coin”
KANAO (5)
“Paleontologist Alan who hates computers but loves a good dig”
GRANT (5)
“Describing the rugged terrain”
ROCKY (5)
“The son of thunder who inherited the family hammer”
MAGNI (5)
“Cell structure that packages and ships proteins to their destination”
GOLGI (5)
“Heavy breather who is terrible at father-son bonding activities?”
VADER (5)
“Karl-Anthony, the sharpshooting big man spacing the floor for New York”
TOWNS (5)
“Sounds like plane, but it means simple or ordinary”
PLAIN (5)
“The first name of Gandhi's political mentor Mr. Gokhale”
GOPAL (5)
“Common misspelling or short name for the Pirc defense”
PIERC (5)
“One level of processing within a deep learning architecture”
LAYER (5)
“A sequence of continuous action in a play or movie”
SCENE (5)
“It gets wetter as it dries you off”
TOWEL (5)
“Electric vehicle company named after a famous Serbian-American physicist”
TESLA (5)
“Graduation neckwear that sounds like a past-tense theft”
STOLE (5)
“Pop rock trio of Kevin, Joe, and Nick.”
JONAS (5)
“The final number given to a product”
SCORE (5)
“One of the elder gods”
TITAN (5)
“A decorated container filled with sweets to be broken”
PIATA (5)
“The ranked list of players a general manager uses on the big night”
BOARD (5)
“Common symbols used for rating quality”
STARS (5)
“Metal plates worn by soldiers for protection”
ARMOR (5)
“The wet, forested wetland surrounding the city”
SWAMP (5)
“The street famous for antique shops and art galleries”
ROYAL (5)
“A measure of a character's overall power”
LEVEL (5)
“Peace prize Trump didn't receive, leading to a Greenland demand.”
NOBEL (5)
“Large stringed instrument played while seated between the knees”
CELLO (5)
“Gara contro il tempo, abbreviazione.”
CRONO (5)
“Smooth-talking administrator of Cloud City who lost his ship in a card game”
LANDO (5)
“Man shall not live by this alone”
BREAD (5)
“To cook meat or vegetables in the oven for a long time”
ROAST (5)
“Objects used by actors on stage”
PROPS (5)
“Utah canyon famous for its amphitheaters of spire-shaped rocks.”
BRYCE (5)
“The luxury house where the contestants live”
VILLA (5)
“The absolute worst-case scenario for a player's development.”
FLOOR (5)
“Nacque già armata dalla testa di Zeus”
ATENA (5)
“A book made up of maps”
ATLAS (5)
“The person who draws the comic”
ARTIS (5)
“A book for holding photographs”
ALBUM (5)
“The nice guy who dates both Cece and Jess at different times”
ROBBY (5)
“The first letter of the Greek alphabet used as a divine title”
ALPHA (5)
“The numerical result of a game or test”
SCORE (5)
“Pointing device for a computer”
MOUSE (5)
“Audible reaction to a great punchline.”
LAUGH (5)
“A number that has not yet been split into parts”
WHOLE (5)
“Path marked by cairns or painted blazes.”
TRAIL (5)
“Round object that turns on a rod to reduce friction”
WHEEL (5)
“Fielder's trusty leather companion”
GLOVE (5)
“Land by the sea.”
SHORE (5)
“A communal bowl of liquid cheer with Sanskrit roots meaning five”
PUNCH (5)
“Left-handed tech billionaire who co-founded Microsoft.”
GATES (5)
“Cristofori instrument with hammers and strings”
PIANO (5)
“Smarrì la retta via in una selva molto oscura”
DANTE (5)
“The lowest male singing voice”
BASSO (5)
“Indian ministry responsible for promoting traditional medicine and holistic health”
AYUSH (5)
“La superficie soffittale affrescata con cieli infiniti”
VOLTA (5)
“A period of a race completed between two pit stops”
STINT (5)
“The organ that beats for someone in the song Mine”
HEART (5)
“Ancient circular invention for transport”
WHEEL (5)
“A woolly wanderer saying goodbye to its son”
BISON (5)
“The bookworm who sees the heart within the beast”
BELLE (5)
“One flat sheet of material stacked with others”
LAYER (5)
“Electronic software often reviewed for entertainment value”
GAMES (5)
“The sound made by a sheep”
BLEAT (5)
“The front art you shouldn't judge a story by”
COVER (5)
“How high or low a sound seems to the ear”
PITCH (5)
“The protective plating on a giant robot”
ARMOR (5)
“Relating to the Sun and the energy it provides.”
SOLAR (5)
“Tennis legend Williams who co-chaired the 2026 gala”
VENUS (5)
“The fire that burns in the stadium for the duration of the games”
FLAME (5)
“The most classic and popular color for the boots”
BLACK (5)
“A game played between two sides”
MATCH (5)
“The numerical value given to a review”
SCORE (5)
“Device emitting coherent light through optical amplification”
LASER (5)
“Outfield prospect Wilyer Abreu's favorite veteran Red Sox center fielder”
CRISP (5)
“A long fictional story, often found in a book”
NOVEL (5)
“Young insect that looks like a small adult and lacks a pupal stage”
NYMPH (5)
“Rustic park accommodation, like Yellowstone's Old Faithful ___”
LODGE (5)
“L'oscurità che avvolge i soggetti nei quadri del Merisi”
OMBRA (5)
“L'attività dell'atletica leggera”
CORSA (5)
“Graceful and continuous, describing movement that flows without interruption”
FLUID (5)
“The surname of the purple-clad antagonist who started the tragedy”
AFTON (5)
“The distinct personality of a silent text”
VOICE (5)
“High-protein dried meat snack that won't make a mess in the car.”
JERKY (5)
“Bloom found in the bakery, often white”
FLOUR (5)
“Synonym for glad and joyful”
HAPPY (5)
“To name the letters of a word in order”
SPELL (5)
“Popular animated pig with a special 'One Big Family' book for 2026 World Book Day.”
PEPPA (5)
“Elemento fondamentale della bicicletta.”
RUOTA (5)
“La struttura dove si esibiscono gli artisti”
PALCO (5)
“A specialized bodily unit that might be on a recipient's waiting list”
ORGAN (5)
“Fruit tree often found in orchards”
APPLE (5)
“A steep high face of rock or ice”
CLARK (5)
“The back-of-the-book teaser that hooks you”
BLURB (5)
“A reptile with a protective shell that migrates across oceans”
TURTL (5)
“Swift-Tuttle is an example of this icy solar system body.”
COMET (5)
“A member of a community that moves from place to place rather than settling”
NOMAD (5)
“Speech without the bells and whistles of rhyme”
PROSE (5)
“The royal game of kings and grandmasters”
CHESS (5)
“A piece of furniture used for sitting”
CHAIR (5)
“A place for recovery and detoxification”
REHAB (5)
“The new '-off' tiebreaker format introduced at the 2026 ASG”
SWING (5)
“An award worn around the neck after a victory”
MEDAL (5)
“The process of arranging pieces before starting a game”
SETUP (5)
“One of ten equal parts”
TENTH (5)
“The land area where a lighthouse is typically located”
COAST (5)
“A hand-operated device used to move a cursor on a screen”
MOUSE (5)
“The first name of the 100m hurdles gold medalist in LA”
GLYNN (5)
“One who measures the mountain in vertical feet”
HIKER (5)
“La dea della caccia che amava le selve”
DIANA (5)
“A large cat with orange fur and black stripes”
TIGER (5)
“One of ten equal parts of a whole”
TENTH (5)
“The King of Rock and Roll who left the building”
ELVIS (5)
“The thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra”
BATON (5)
“Where you'll find baselines, sidelines, and tramlines.”
COURT (5)
“Bowl-shaped area of land surrounded by higher ground”
BASIN (5)
“White accessory worn on Mickey's hands”
GLOVE (5)
“The temporal world or earthly life”
DUNYA (5)
“Le produzioni di animazione giapponesi famose per i tratti distintivi dei personaggi”
ANIME (5)
“What travels from stars to reach our eyes”
LIGHT (5)
“The month when everyone suddenly claims a bit of Irish ancestry.”
MARCH (5)
“The golden trophy awarded for excellence in film”
OSCAR (5)
“Musical about a famous orphan girl and her dog Sandy”
ANNIE (5)
“A dwarf planet located in the Kuiper belt”
PLUTO (5)
“Meat and veggies threaded together and charred”
KEBAB (5)
“The queen who knows all secrets but shares none”
FRIGG (5)
“The thigh bone, longest and strongest bone in the body”
FEMUR (5)
“The warrior who disguises herself as Ping”
MULAN (5)
“A layer that acts like earth's sunglasses”
OZONE (5)
“The immersive motif of a park, like a pirate or space setting”
THEME (5)
“A transparent container for cold drinks”
GLASS (5)
“Plumber who debuted in Donkey Kong”
MARIO (5)
“Handheld device for communication”
PHONE (5)
“A moon of green and giant trees, not a planet”
ENDOR (5)
“What oxyphenbutazone can maximize if played perfectly”
SCORE (5)
“Remote servers on the internet used to store and process data”
CLOUD (5)
“The imperial council or cabinet of the Ottoman Empire”
DIVAN (5)
“Leader of the expedition that followed the Murray River to its mouth.”
STURT (5)
“Enormous body of salt water covering most of Earth”
OCEAN (5)
“Streaming service that evolved from iTunes, offering millions of songs to subscribers”
MUSIC (5)
“A metal frame used for cooking food over heat”
GRILL (5)
“Animale acquatico che respira attraverso le branchie”
PESCE (5)
“A large orange cat with black stripes”
TIGER (5)
“A filmmaker's first outing, eligible for a specific golden prize”
DEBUT (5)
“Great Dane who shares a massive appetite with his slacker owner”
SCOOB (5)
“The type of Planet where a famous delivery truck originates.”
PIZZA (5)
“Annoyingly rough, like cheese treatment”
GRATE (5)
“Objects used by actors during a performance”
PROPS (5)
“Short name for the surveyor who discovered the fertile lands of Australia Felix.”
MITCH (5)
“Right-handed starter Tanner who earned his first All-Star nod in 2024”
HOUCK (5)
“Sounds like right, but it means to put words on paper”
WRITE (5)
“An intellectual comprehension or a physical hold”
GRASP (5)
“To remove hair from the head using a blade”
SHAVE (5)
“A Hilo hello”
ALOHA (5)
“The athletic trainer who moves in and out of the apartment”
COACH (5)
“Relating to the simplest or most important part of something”
BASIC (5)
“Lily Allen debut single that was a UK number one in 2006”
SMILE (5)
“Halley's famous periodic visitor”
COMET (5)
“Spanish word for health, said after someone sneezes”
SALUD (5)
“Type of finish requiring a camera to determine who crossed first.”
PHOTO (5)
“A dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists”
OPERA (5)
“The part of the dart between the barrel and the flight”
SHAFT (5)
“Symbols used to rate a product or service”
STARS (5)
“The number of points achieved in a game or test”
SCORE (5)
“To shout with joy and support”
CHEER (5)
“The brilliant princess and lead scientist of Wakanda”
SHURI (5)
“Un rilievo del terreno molto alto”
MONTE (5)
“New countdown device that dramatically sped up the pace of play”
CLOCK (5)
“What a baker does to get a rise out of flour”
KNEAD (5)
“Atmospheric layer that protects Earth from UV rays”
OZONE (5)
“A feeling that hits at 4am in her bedroom”
PANIC (5)
“Beings whose beauty is a dangerous distraction at the World Cup”
VEELA (5)
“Tragic family name at the center of a major 2026 revival.”
LOMAN (5)
“Northern family whose sigil is a grey direwolf”
STARK (5)
“A seasoning, or the British Girl Power group that paved the way for late nineties pop.”
SPICE (5)
“The only female member of the original trio”
CHICA (5)
“Total number of runs made”
SCORE (5)
“Large orange cat with black stripes”
TIGER (5)
“The heat of a physical attraction that won't break”
FEVER (5)
“Sounds like brake, but it means to split something apart”
BREAK (5)
“A small unit of weight or liquid volume”
OUNCE (5)
“Smooth Fox Terrier who won his group in 2026”
WAGER (5)
“The animal associated with the Reputation album cycle”
SNAKE (5)
“Marine predator that occasionally encounters surfers, leading to beach closures”
SHARK (5)
“Fertile spot in a desert”
OASIS (5)
“A coin worth one cent”
PENNY (5)
“The specific number of the General Order read in 1865”
THREE (5)
“An informal state of relaxation and taking things very easy”
CHILL (5)
“A hunter who wears a belt of three bright stars”
ORION (5)
“The outfit carefully chosen to make a great impression”
DRESS (5)
“Kramer shaves with butter to keep his skin this”
MOIST (5)
“The satisfying sound of a flawless jumper hitting nothing but nylon”
SWISH (5)
“The low-cost combat drone making its debut in the Iranian theater.”
LUCAS (5)
“A portable device used for making calls and browsing”
PHONE (5)
“Il momento di relax durante il lavoro”
PAUSA (5)
“Tasty reward for learning a new trick”
TREAT (5)
“The cosmic entity with phenomenal power and a tiny lamp”
GENIE (5)
“The struggle or battle waged against British colonial rule”
FIGHT (5)
“Cynical shoe salesman who constantly reminisces about his high school football days.”
BUNDY (5)
“A male performer who portrays a character in a television series”
ACTOR (5)
“Short-legged herding breed famously loved by Queen Elizabeth II”
CORGI (5)
“Molten rock found beneath the volcanic arc”
MAGMA (5)
“Quinine-flavored mixer that glows under UV light”
TONIC (5)
“A machine capable of carrying out complex actions automatically”
ROBOT (5)
“Italian staple made from dough shapes like spaghetti”
PASTA (5)
“To provide someone with entertainment”
AMUSE (5)
“A framework of beams forming a rigid structure”
TRUSS (5)
“The loyal horse ridden by the hero”
EPONA (5)
“The giant grid displaying everyone's selections”
BOARD (5)
“The joint in the middle of the arm”
ELBOW (5)
“The atmospheric layer that is three parts oxygen”
OZONE (5)
“The vast area beyond the atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“The word for a mobile disco or collective of DJs and speakers”
SOUND (5)
“The motion made to hit the ball”
SWING (5)
“Famous theater named after a tragic acting family, or where you buy tickets.”
BOOTH (5)
“The person who trains the squad”
COACH (5)
“Turtle-like enemy stomped in the Mushroom Kingdom.”
KOOPA (5)
“The liquid mixed with flour to start the fermentation process.”
WATER (5)
“Commemorative addition to MLB caps worn during the celebration.”
PATCH (5)
“One half of the colors officially named national in April”
GREEN (5)
“A male performer who portrays a character”
ACTOR (5)
“A person who performs in a movie”
ACTOR (5)
“Point on which a lever turns”
PIVOT (5)
“The main river that flows through the city of Rome”
TIBER (5)
“The guiding concept for the night's dress code, setting the tone for every outfit.”
THEME (5)
“Joseph who flames on for the upcoming ensemble epic”
QUINN (5)
“The word of God is sharper than any two edged what”
SWORD (5)
“Milan-based luxury brand known for its distinctive red carpet looks”
PRADA (5)
“To provide interesting and enjoyable occupation”
AMUSE (5)
“The slow and silent approach made once an elk has been spotted”
STALK (5)
“What drinkers try to do to the 'G' in a viral 2026 stout-chugging challenge”
SPLIT (5)
“Spooky nickname for the chimaera, a deep-sea relative of sharks discovered off Costa Rica in 2026”
GHOST (5)
“A surprise brief appearance by a famous actor in a franchise flick”
CAMEO (5)
“Steps for changing floors”
STAIR (5)
“Energy field that binds the galaxy, or a pushy influence”
FORCE (5)
“They will show you to your seat with a flashlight.”
USHER (5)
“The edges of a picture”
FRAME (5)
“A flat dish used for serving food”
PLATE (5)
“Sara co-starring in the stage adaptation of "Schmigadoon!".”
CHASE (5)
“The wing-leader with eyes of gold and a heart of iron”
MANON (5)
“A glass container used in laboratories to hold liquids”
FLASK (5)
“A dramatic work set to music with singing and costumes”
OPERA (5)
“What you cannot do when you are overthinking at night”
SLEEP (5)
“Wakandan king who meets a rock-skinned hero”
MBAKU (5)
“A motor that provides precise control of angular position”
SERVO (5)
“The king who turned everything he touched into gold”
MIDAS (5)
“A nickname for a sister”
SISSY (5)
“A small ceremonial mallet used by a presiding judge or auctioneer”
GAVEL (5)
“Footwear brand featuring a 'Disney Classic Characters Collection'.”
CROCS (5)
“Settlers who originally brought the 'wafel' to the Americas.”
DUTCH (5)
“An elegant weapon for a more civilized age, or just a very hot flashlight?”
SABER (5)
“This straw-hat-wearing leader turns into a rubber band when stretched to his limit”
LUFFY (5)
“Dark, hearty style of beer poured heavily on the 17th”
STOUT (5)
“The final number or grade given”
SCORE (5)
“A person who performs in a play”
ACTOR (5)
“To deduce or conclude information from evidence”
INFER (5)
“A large meal, often part of a celebration”
FEAST (5)
“Inventò la prima pila elettrica”
VOLTA (5)
“An aromatic evergreen tree often used to make chests and closets”
CEDAR (5)
“The ability to influence or control the behavior of others.”
POWER (5)
“Eucalyptus lover from down under”
KOALA (5)
“A stringed instrument of the violin family, larger than a viola.”
CELLO (5)
“The reasoning principles used in robotic decision making”
LOGIC (5)
“A data structure that follows the last in first out principle”
STACK (5)
“An excessive indulgence, often with a remote control.”
BINGE (5)
“Thetastyadjectiveusedtodescribetheroundofsixteen.”
SWEET (5)
“French word for the winter season”
HIVER (5)
“Specific location for an event”
VENUE (5)
“A constant state of danger for the Baudelaire children”
PERIL (5)
“Abraham's descendants were promised to be as numerous as these”
STARS (5)
“The bookworm who sees the beauty within a beast”
BELLE (5)
“Prosecutor who succeeded Alexandra and faced a three-year suspension”
NOVAK (5)
“A measure of a section of the stock market”
INDEX (5)
“A small narrow boat used in water racing”
KAYAK (5)
“Sharp structures in the mouth for chewing or biting.”
TEETH (5)
“State where the Miss United States competition is held in the movie”
TEXAS (5)
“Il settore più caldo del tifo organizzato”
CURVA (5)
“Helpful staff member who hands out programs and finds your seat”
USHER (5)
“The reindeer who serves as the ships doctor”
CHOPP (5)
“Trump's word for recent events in Minneapolis.”
CHAOS (5)
“What producers hope the houseguests will bring”
DRAMA (5)
“Classic roadside accommodation for a quick overnight stay.”
MOTEL (5)
“Un volo rapidissimo che finisce sempre con un grande spruzzo?”
TUFFO (5)
“A sea creature with a long body and ten arms”
SQUID (5)
“Yukio who famously donated a forest of goodwill”
OZAKI (5)
“She is a teenager with a very busy father”
ALICE (5)
“Author who turned a man into a bug and left us with bureaucracy”
KAFKA (5)
“Something that is incredibly certain or simple to accomplish”
CINCH (5)
“La città toscana nota per il Palio in Piazza del Campo”
SIENA (5)
“Foraged wooden skewer for roasting marshmallows.”
STICK (5)
“The bread from heaven provided in the desert”
MANNA (5)
“Hand-drawn or computer animation originating from Japan”
ANIME (5)
“Group a student belongs to”
HOUSE (5)
“Church congregation or woolly grazers”
FLOCK (5)
“The friend who always carries a slingshot”
LUCAS (5)
“Ward of Winterfell who betrayed the Starks at their home”
THEON (5)
“Un test gratuito offerto in passato per testare il servizio”
PROVA (5)
“The first name of the teenager known as Spider-Man”
PETER (5)
“Where substitutes wait”
BENCH (5)
“The livestock that made Abigail first husband very wealthy”
SHEEP (5)
“Taking the ball away from the opponent defensively”
STEAL (5)
“Microscopic fungi responsible for turning sweet liquid into a spirited drink.”
YEAST (5)
“The powerful telepath also known as the Scarlet Witch”
WANDA (5)
“The family of instruments that includes trumpets, horns, and trombones”
BRASS (5)
“Automated machine designed to perform complex tasks”
ROBOT (5)
“Where actors perform”
STAGE (5)
“A doner-supported public provision”
KEBAB (5)
“To find the correct answer to a puzzle”
SOLVE (5)
“R. A. V. O. Y. Female reproductive gland.”
OVARY (5)
“The physical universe beyond the Earth's atmosphere.”
SPACE (5)
“Knitted neckwear brought out of storage for morning coffee runs”
SCARF (5)
“Sumber alam semula jadi yang mempunyai penawaran terhad”
TANAH (5)
“Two-time Nobelist who developed mobile radiography units”
CURIE (5)
“King with a touch that turned everything to gold”
MIDAS (5)
“Long flowing body of fresh water”
RIVER (5)
“A specific stage or floor that a player must complete to progress”
LEVEL (5)
“The composer behind the operatic masterpiece Aida”
VERDI (5)
“A small portable burner for cooking meals”
STOVE (5)
“City whose Golden team was shut out in Game 6 of 2026”
VEGAS (5)
“Stealing a game while your opponent is serving.”
BREAK (5)
“Living organism that typically produces its own food via photosynthesis”
PLANT (5)
“What a surgeon does to prep, or a hard wash”
SCRUB (5)
“A festive gathering of friends, which this spring holiday encourages.”
PARTY (5)
“Compass direction toward the bottom of most maps”
SOUTH (5)
“A forested wetland where the trees have wet feet”
SWAMP (5)
“Relating to or resembling sheep”
OVINE (5)
“The only member to appear on every single album by the group”
MASON (5)
“Legendary king of Crete”
MINOS (5)
“They shall mount up with these like eagles”
WINGS (5)
“Doberman Pinscher crowned the 2026 Best in Show winner”
PENNY (5)
“The Mexican icon who painted her own reality through pain”
FRIDA (5)
“A playful marine mammal often seen floating on its back”
OTTER (5)
“The stony skeletal architect of the reef”
CORAL (5)
“The game of kings where a queen is most lethal”
CHESS (5)
“The underlying message or subject of a work”
THEME (5)
“The young girl who lives in the Swiss Alps in a book by Johanna Spyri”
HEIDI (5)
“Inventor known for his work with alternating current”
TESLA (5)
“Espresso and steamed milk beverage that gets an autumnal makeover”
LATTE (5)
“Looseleaf essential for taking notes”
PAPER (5)
“Hue you better wear to avoid becoming a target for pinching”
GREEN (5)
“Giant Schnauzer who captured the 2025 Best in Show title”
MONTY (5)
“Thin stick used by a conductor to lead the orchestra”
BATON (5)
“An expression like ten squared, showing repeated multiplication of the base”
POWER (5)
“Contenitore in ceramica per servire il cappuccino”
TAZZA (5)
“Type of attack that tries every possible combination to crack a password”
BRUTE (5)
“A sandy shore by the ocean”
BEACH (5)
“Flat round Italian bread topped with cheese and tomato”
PIZZA (5)
“Objects used on stage by the performers”
PROPS (5)
“Creative writing arranged in lines and stanzas”
POEMS (5)
“The rhythmic movement of the body performed to music”
DANCE (5)
“Jordan wearing the 'C' for the Eastern Conference contenders”
STAAL (5)
“Noble gas with the symbol Ar that is the third most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere”
ARGON (5)
“The symbols used to show how good a review is”
STARS (5)
“What remains of a galleon after a disastrous storm.”
WRECK (5)
“The high society event where many secrets were kept”
OPERA (5)
“Round model that shows Earth's continents and oceans”
GLOBE (5)
“San Antonio team back in the mix thanks to a French phenom.”
SPURS (5)
“A palindrome that detects distance”
RADAR (5)
“A person who enjoys playing electronic games”
GAMER (5)
“The most famous dwarf planet in our solar system”
PLUTO (5)
“Italian dish with dough, sauce, and cheese”
PIZZA (5)
“A special ability or strength level”
POWER (5)
“The harmful treatment that often defines special victims cases”
ABUSE (5)
“To make a number simpler by adjusting it to the nearest ten or hundred”
ROUND (5)
“Quickness of a browser”
SPEED (5)
“The vast saltwater habitat of these cartilaginous fish”
OCEAN (5)
“A special or instinctive aptitude for doing something well.”
FLAIR (5)
“A digital award for completing a task”
BADGE (5)
“The massive sea of attendees singing along”
CROWD (5)
“The empire that built the city of Tenochtitlan in Mexico”
AZTEC (5)
“Plant-based eater who can still enjoy sunflower or oat milk options”
VEGAN (5)
“Lo strumento classico per scrivere a mano che rilascia inchiostro sulla carta”
PENNA (5)
“Sense that lets your tongue detect flavors in food”
TASTE (5)
“Refreshing liquid extracted from fresh tropical fruits for a morning beverage.”
JUICE (5)
“Person who cares for patients and assists doctors”
NURSE (5)
“A category of artistic composition, like fantasy or mystery”
GENRE (5)
“Marine invertebrate, forms reefs”
CORAL (5)
“A specific category of literature like mystery or fantasy”
GENRE (5)
“The memorable line celebrated every year by fans of the 2000 comedy”
QUOTE (5)
“Number of points earned in a game”
SCORE (5)
“Locations on the internet”
SITES (5)
“To artificially replicate an organism's biological blueprint”
CLONE (5)
“Legless reptile”
SNAKE (5)
“The capital city of Japan”
TOKYO (5)
“To give a review for others to see”
SHARE (5)
“Materiale preferito dal Buonarroti per le sue sculture”
MARMO (5)
“A peaceful planet of waterfalls, dome cities, and clumsy gungans”
NABOO (5)
“Mezcla de lo tragico y lo comico en el teatro”
DRAMA (5)
“A garment hanging from the waist down, worn by women and girls”
SKIRT (5)
“What Rocky is to Ryland, and vice versa.”
ALIEN (5)
“The full amount after adding everything together”
TOTAL (5)
“How a machine improves its performance over time with data”
LEARN (5)
“Primary luggage compartment at the rear of a car”
TRUNK (5)
“The ancient letters used in the Germanic alphabet”
RUNES (5)
“The distance to a target, often measured by a laser before taking a shot”
RANGE (5)
“What a comma tells the reader to briefly do”
PAUSE (5)
“Hold on tightly to someone or something”
CLING (5)
“The youngest sibling with incredibly sharp teeth”
SUNNY (5)
“A single continuous segment of a movie”
SCENE (5)
“The music and lyrics combined”
SCORE (5)
“Mike, perennial AL All-Star outfielder”
TROUT (5)
“Emphatic overhead putaway that often ends a point.”
SMASH (5)
“Pungent bulb essential to the classic pasta dish with oil.”
AGLIO (5)
“Bluey's younger sister”
BINGO (5)
“The clumsy friend who often says Gawsh”
GOOFY (5)
“Cartesian starting point for reaching certainty”
DOUBT (5)
“The motion that initiates every single point.”
SERVE (5)
“The network synonymous with table flips and wealthy women”
BRAVO (5)
“Hungarian architecture professor behind a famous 3D puzzle”
RUBIK (5)
“Crumbly British baked good traditionally served with clotted cream.”
SCONE (5)
“Mechanical helper that is not the one you are looking for?”
DROID (5)
“To find an answer to or explanation for a mystery”
SOLVE (5)
“House ruling the North, known for honor”
STARK (5)
“A lonely hill that sounds like it has a reservation”
BUTTE (5)
“Social gathering for celebration and fun”
PARTY (5)
“A small digital icon showing a user has earned a status”
BADGE (5)
“A question word used to ask about a place”
WHERE (5)
“Creator of the 2600 and Centipede”
ATARI (5)
“Sweet substance used to flavor desserts”
SUGAR (5)
“Estilo rebuscado tambien llamado culteranismo”
CULTO (5)
“Great courage shown in the face of danger”
VALOR (5)
“A path through the woods or mountains”
TRAIL (5)
“Gene Simmons's persona known for fire-breathing and tongue-wagging”
DEMON (5)
“A painful-looking leg maneuver often used as a desperate finale”
SPLIT (5)
“The individual symbols that represent musical sounds”
NOTES (5)
“The words spoken by characters in a play”
LINES (5)
“The hue worn by nearly 80 percent of celebrants in 2026 to avoid getting pinched”
GREEN (5)
“Game where players trade sheep and ore to build settlements”
CATAN (5)
“To push apart, as two like magnetic poles do”
REPEL (5)
“Il tracciato d'asfalto chiuso dove si disputano le corse automobilistiche”
PISTA (5)
“Peak second half of Din's original gunship name”
CREST (5)
“Informal name for a highly prized violin from Cremona”
STRAD (5)
“Greasy spoon where truckers and tourists cross paths.”
DINER (5)
“The flaming weapon Aziraphale gave away”
SWORD (5)
“What ticks down when it is your turn to choose”
CLOCK (5)
“An area protected from direct sunlight”
SHADE (5)
“Danny, directed "Slumdog Millionaire"”
BOYLE (5)
“A piece of fabric worn around the neck for warmth or style”
SCARF (5)
“Trailblazing competitor seeking the Women's Intercontinental prize.”
LYNCH (5)
“Putting surface notoriously slick and heavily contoured at this venue.”
GREEN (5)
“An unbelievable secondhand find, like a designer coat for five dollars”
SCORE (5)
“An aggressive scoop that leaves a deep groove”
GOUGE (5)
“Neapolitan invention featuring a blistered crust and melted mozzarella.”
PIZZA (5)
“Japanese graphic novels read from right to left”
MANGA (5)
“Second ruler of the Fourth Dynasty.”
KHUFU (5)
“What you do to a subject using the rule of thirds”
FRAME (5)
“A written legal argument submitted to a court”
BRIEF (5)
“To make spontaneous sounds of amusement”
LAUGH (5)
“A soft round flat hat often associated with France”
BERET (5)
“Flannel pattern synonymous with the Seattle music scene”
PLAID (5)
“The form of a verb that shows when an action happens”
TENSE (5)
“Honorable Lord of Winterfell who famously warns that winter is coming.”
STARK (5)
“Getting more out of a card than its cost”
VALUE (5)
“Electromagnetic radiation visible to the eye”
LIGHT (5)
“Bird known as a classic harbinger of spring, often spotted pulling worms from the thawing ground.”
ROBIN (5)
“Aaron, Yankees behemoth and frequent All-Star featured in 2026”
JUDGE (5)
“Nation where the Amboseli ecosystem is located”
KENYA (5)
“The device providing recorded instructions each night”
PHONE (5)
“Writing arranged with a metrical rhythm”
VERSE (5)
“Where the stone of destiny once sat”
SCONE (5)
“The symbolic reasoning foundation for early expert systems”
LOGIC (5)
“A formal examination of evidence in court”
TRIAL (5)
“Sostanza dolce prodotta dalle api”
MIELE (5)
“Energy harvested directly from our nearest star”
SOLAR (5)
“A personal book for recording daily events.”
DIARY (5)
“Crispy, smoky strips that provide a savory crunch.”
BACON (5)
“Of, relating to, or resembling sheep”
OVINE (5)
“What a machine does when it improves from experience”
LEARN (5)
“One of many in a metaphorical barrier mentioned in a famous anthem”
BRICK (5)
“A garment worn by women or girls”
DRESS (5)
“The period of rule of a monarch”
REIGN (5)
“Mixture of two or more metals, sometimes used to make strong magnets”
ALLOY (5)
“The final amount after everything is added together”
TOTAL (5)
“A single part of a movie”
SCENE (5)
“Taking the ball away from the ball handler”
STEAL (5)
“One of the five senses, surprisingly keen even in dark water”
SIGHT (5)
“Indica la struttura e la densità del vino”
CORPO (5)
“To cook food using the vapor rising from boiling water”
STEAM (5)
“A common large shark named for its dark or dim coloring”
DUSKY (5)
“The brow that launched a thousand self portraits”
KHALO (5)
“A moderated discussion featuring creators and actors”
PANEL (5)
“A weapon with a long metal blade”
SWORD (5)
“Planet setting of Galaxy's Edge, welcoming original trilogy characters in a 2026 expansion.”
BATUU (5)
“Serbian center orchestrating Denver's offensive attack.”
JOKIC (5)
“An organic compound derived from ammonia”
AMINE (5)
“A fundamental constituent of matter found in protons”
QUARK (5)
“A wooden speaker with a highly repetitive vocabulary”
GROOT (5)
“Spreading incredibly fast across the web through organic sharing”
VIRAL (5)
“The time when the monsters usually come out”
NIGHT (5)
“What you do when you work hard, or a close-fitting garment.”
SWEAT (5)
“The visible gaseous part of a fire”
FLAME (5)
“The three female beings who control fate”
NORNS (5)
“The six staggered start groups implemented for the 2026 race.”
WAVES (5)
“An award given to winners in the Olympics”
MEDAL (5)
“Marconi's wireless wonder, a broadcast from within.”
RADIO (5)
“An internet instigator who posts inflammatory messages to provoke a reaction”
TROLL (5)
“The protective layer that keeps your heart inside your chest”
ARMOR (5)
“Symbols used to represent musical sounds”
NOTES (5)
“Il fisico comasco che inventò la prima batteria elettrica”
VOLTA (5)
“A small object used to represent a player's position on a board.”
TOKEN (5)
“A fan-shaped stitch pattern in a diagram”
SHELL (5)
“The 78-foot-long battlefield where the action happens.”
COURT (5)
“Wand-waving advisor who uses magic to assist the reptilian king.”
KAMEK (5)
“The address format for this reviewer”
EMAIL (5)
“A spirit with limited living space”
GENIE (5)
“Musical instrument with eighty-eight black and white keys”
PIANO (5)
“La dea della sapienza nata dalla testa di Zeus”
ATENA (5)
“The object worn by the king”
CROWN (5)
“Mystic energy field that really holds the galaxy together?”
FORCE (5)
“Shapes often used to rank the quality of a hotel”
STARS (5)
“A team game played with an oval ball and physical contact”
RUGBY (5)
“Evaluator searching the college ranks for the next big star.”
SCOUT (5)
“A tiny dot that makes up a digital image”
PIXEL (5)
“The gaffer calling the shots from the dugout”
COACH (5)
“The edible substance provided in the desert”
MANNA (5)
“Units used to measure distance on the grass”
YARDS (5)
“Aromatic wood used for local shingles and decks”
CEDAR (5)
“Hard, sharp objects in the mouth”
TEETH (5)
“A name for the god of the sun”
SINAR (5)
“The iconic museum staircase that serves as fashion's ultimate stage.”
STEPS (5)
“The brightest soul who met his end via a sprig of greenery”
BALDR (5)
“A hollowed out cigar filled with greens”
BLUNT (5)
“A person who is purely mechanical?”
ROBOT (5)
“Una terra completamente circondata dall'acqua”
ISOLA (5)
“Collection of maps, or a large protein”
ATLAS (5)
“A dusty ribbon through the wilderness”
TRAIL (5)
“Award many directors aspire to win”
OSCAR (5)
“Public square in ancient Roman cities”
FORUM (5)
“Curved path of a celestial body”
ORBIT (5)
“Creator of the "Star Wars" universe”
LUCAS (5)
“The punctuation mark made of two dots used before a list”
COLON (5)
“A cold inventory of assets and visual inconsistencies”
AUDIT (5)
“The machine that converts fuel or electricity into motion”
MOTOR (5)
“Super-salty underwater pool that is toxic to most life.”
BRINE (5)
“Trusty reptilian steed with a penchant for swallowing enemies whole.”
YOSHI (5)
“A tree known for its thin white peeling bark”
BIRCH (5)
“L'arte di dirigere gli attori e coordinare le riprese sul set”
REGIA (5)
“Highly intelligent, much like these mammals”
SMART (5)
“A genre featuring giant piloted robots”
MECHA (5)
“Old Viking tongue”
NORSE (5)
“A category of artistic composition, like sci-fi, horror, or comedy”
GENRE (5)
“The skin on the top of the head”
SCALP (5)
“A fortress world that broke before the Imperial Guard stationed on it did”
CADIA (5)
“Happy and cheerful in a hearty way”
JOLLY (5)
“A vast body of salt water covering most of the earth”
OCEAN (5)
“Golden Retriever who grew up alongside the Tanner sisters in San Francisco.”
COMET (5)
“A device with hands or numbers used to show what time it is”
CLOCK (5)
“Spiky succulent responsible for the party's signature liquor.”
AGAVE (5)
“Beloved actor who voices the franchise's leading cowboy.”
HANKS (5)
“A style of photography used for extreme close-ups”
MACRO (5)
“A captured image of a celebrity”
PHOTO (5)
“Spanish word for beach”
PLAYA (5)
“The second planet from the sun.”
VENUS (5)
“To go up a mountain like Everest”
CLIMB (5)
“A dirt path through the woods”
TRAIL (5)
“The language spoken by the ancient Romans”
LATIN (5)
“Sony's broadcast format that delivers major PS5 updates.”
STATE (5)
“A vegetable with many layers that may cause crying”
ONION (5)
“A man who performs a role in a movie”
ACTOR (5)
“Two legged clothing for the lower body”
PANTS (5)
“Folk singer who won a Nobel Prize in Literature”
DYLAN (5)
“Piccolo felino domestico che fa le fusa”
GATTO (5)
“A slippery slide that sends your piece backwards.”
CHUTE (5)
“A feeling of deep pleasure in one's achievements”
PRIDE (5)
“To speed up, informally”
ACCEL (5)
“The Romanian group Numa Numa became a viral hit under this name”
OZONE (5)
“Objects used on stage by actors”
PROPS (5)
“Composizione teatrale interamente posta in musica”
OPERA (5)
“A person hired to find new talent for the team”
SCOUT (5)
“The merchant sold all he had for the one of great price”
PEARL (5)
“Full-court defensive tactic”
PRESS (5)
“A compound containing at least one oxygen atom”
OXIDE (5)
“An award that sounds like it might be muddy, given out at a local family restaurant”
DUNIE (5)
“The state of being that she explores in her debut project”
ALONE (5)
“The largest mammal living in the ocean”
WHALE (5)
“The act of circling the Kaaba seven times”
TAWAF (5)
“Pengulangan unsur seni rupa secara teratur dan terus menerus”
RITME (5)
“Small metal discs used as currency.”
COINS (5)
“The flavor profile characteristic of a diavola pizza”
SPICY (5)
“Piatto liquido e nutriente spesso servito con crostini”
ZUPPA (5)
“One leading a wilderness tour”
GUIDE (5)
“An act involving illusions and tricks”
MAGIC (5)
“The main highway leading out of the heart”
AORTA (5)
“How she remains when everything else is moving too fast”
STILL (5)
“Shout heard when a line of five numbers is completed.”
BINGO (5)
“First name of a certain mild-mannered reporter”
CLARK (5)
“A single piece of action taking place in one location”
SCENE (5)
“Five interlocking symbols of the global movement”
RINGS (5)
“Nut commonly paired with butter in a popular flavor”
PECAN (5)
“First word of the lead single from 1989 about ignoring the haters”
SHAKE (5)
“A dark archer who went on a global sword-slashing spree”
RONIN (5)
“A group of people with common ancestry and culture”
TRIBE (5)
“The wealthy king who started the great age of seafaring with his final words on the scaffold”
ROGER (5)
“Sticky powder kept in a small bag behind the rubber”
ROSIN (5)
“An instrument with eighty-eight keys”
PIANO (5)
“A sweet white substance used to flavor desserts”
SUGAR (5)
“A common female given name”
JANET (5)
“Slang for a successfully grabbed rebound”
BOARD (5)
“The primary tool used to apply pigment”
BRUSH (5)
“Adjusting the lens to make the image sharp and clear”
FOCUS (5)
“A peak over three thousand feet high”
MUNRO (5)
“The elemental type that is strong against water”
GRASS (5)
“A gentle elbow to the ribs to drop a hint”
NUDGE (5)
“Small wooden pieces resting on top of the stumps”
BAILS (5)
“A push or pull acting upon an object”
FORCE (5)
“Il premio Nobel che guidò la prima reazione nucleare controllata”
FERMI (5)
“Fruit often baked into a seasonal crisp alongside pumpkin treats”
APPLE (5)
“Female nature spirit”
NYMPH (5)
“Mystical force, a trick of the light, 'I' 'cam' 'g'.”
MAGIC (5)
“Software environment running on the company's desktop and laptop computers”
MACOS (5)
“A person who is the legal property of another.”
SLAVE (5)
“The total points earned in a game”
SCORE (5)
“Annual player selection event held during All-Star Week”
DRAFT (5)
“Internet servers used to store data remotely”
CLOUD (5)
“Elite players often referred to as Galacticos”
STARS (5)
“Sour yellow citrus that thrives in warm climates and brightens up a glass of ice water.”
LEMON (5)
“The distance from the top to the bottom”
DEPTH (5)
“The extremist leader who declared Swaraj is my birthright”
TILAK (5)
“The94-foothardwoodfloorwherethedramatictournamentgamesareplayed.”
COURT (5)
“Device for coherent light emission”
LASER (5)
“Atmospheric chaos involving wind, water, and noise”
STORM (5)
“The dog that lost its status as a planet?”
PLUTO (5)
“Bell-bottom pants style from the 70s that frequently makes a comeback”
FLARE (5)
“Pioneering company that popularized home consoles with the 2600.”
ATARI (5)
“A wet spot in a dry argument”
OASIS (5)
“The famous number 66 is a historic one.”
ROUTE (5)
“Stage featuring 12 pools of four teams in 2026”
GROUP (5)
“To consult the official in charge”
REFER (5)
“A marked path for hiking through the wilderness”
TRAIL (5)
“Informal term for the sport taking over TVs every March”
HOOPS (5)
“The human girl who moves to Forks and meets the Cullens”
BELLA (5)
“Remote servers for data storage”
CLOUD (5)
“A transparent object that refracts light into a spectrum”
PRISM (5)
“Gracie's official job title at the Bureau”
AGENT (5)
“An episode that is being broadcast again”
RERUN (5)
“The only world known to support life”
EARTH (5)
“The capital city of Egypt”
CAIRO (5)
“Subatomic particle that makes up protons and neutrons”
QUARK (5)
“A category of film based on style or theme.”
GENRE (5)
“A term relating to the sun”
SOLAR (5)
“International multi-sport event”
GAMES (5)
“The short, thick digit on the side of the hand.”
THUMB (5)
“Infectious agent that can only replicate inside living cells”
VIRUS (5)
“The prize of life promised to those who endure temptation”
CROWN (5)
“Rose's defense mechanism”
THORN (5)
“To welcome someone at the door”
GREET (5)
“The hobbit tasked with destroying the jewelry”
FRODO (5)
“The ground truth or answer assigned to a piece of data”
LABEL (5)
“Classic cross-legged seated meditation position”
LOTUS (5)
“The first name of the revolutionary nationalist Mr. Pal”
BIPIN (5)
“Actressreturningtoherteen-idolrootsforahighlyanticipated2026special[1.1].”
MILEY (5)
“Insurance policy against mid-season injuries on your squad”
DEPTH (5)
“The material that pages are made of”
PAPER (5)
“Diluc, when clear and coherent, describes dreams sometimes.”
LUCID (5)
“A puzzle where pictures or symbols represent words.”
REBUS (5)
“A common type of act involving rhythmic movement”
DANCE (5)
“Simple aquatic organisms that produce much of the planet's oxygen”
ALGAE (5)
“Theater employee who might guide you down a dark aisle with a flashlight.”
USHER (5)
“The ancient language of the Roman Empire”
LATIN (5)
“Aurora cable access host who loves Bohemian Rhapsody and his buddy Garth.”
WAYNE (5)
“Wherethesubstitutesanxiouslywaittobecalledintothegame.”
BENCH (5)
“General who accepted Lee's surrender”
GRANT (5)
“The flat structure behind the hoop, or slang for a rebound”
BOARD (5)
“The tracker vampire who hunts Bella in the first book”
JAMES (5)
“The princess of Hyrule who often needs to be rescued by Link”
ZELDA (5)
“The voucher exchanged by children for a free World Book Day read.”
TOKEN (5)
“A creature from another planet”
ALIEN (5)
“Sandy alternative to a white, frosty landscape.”
BEACH (5)
“Boy band that famously said Bye Bye Bye”
NSYNC (5)
“La raccolta che racchiude l'infinito leopardiano”
CANTI (5)
“A small, rustic wooden house situated in a remote or forested area”
CABIN (5)
“The Sanskrit term for a physical yoga posture”
ASANA (5)
“Malicious program that replicates itself”
VIRUS (5)
“The quality that Jesus said would set you free”
TRUTH (5)
“The bear who teaches the bare necessities of life”
BALOO (5)
“The iconic plumber who rescues Princess Peach”
MARIO (5)
“A genre of serious storytelling”
DRAMA (5)
“Sentient tree who only uses three specific words”
GROOT (5)
“Any competitive activity”
SPORT (5)
“A person who performs a role in a play”
ACTOR (5)
“A small clock worn on a strap around the wrist”
WATCH (5)
“The great lawgiver who led his people out of Egyptian bondage”
MOSES (5)
“A visual picture that computer vision systems try to recognize”
IMAGE (5)
“Symbolic fire of the games”
FLAME (5)
“Worn out by too much use”
TRITE (5)
“The symbol of the organ that beat faster that night”
HEART (5)
“Le parole di una canzone”
TESTO (5)
“The worth assigned to a digit based on its position in a number”
VALUE (5)
“A place where legal cases are heard and judged”
COURT (5)
“Tomas who secured the late game-winning goal in the series opener”
HERTL (5)
“The basic food staple Abigail brought two hundred loaves of”
BREAD (5)
“La tipica pecora o la lingua parlata in Sardegna”
SARDA (5)
“A fictional being from another planet”
ALIEN (5)
“Fluid that some sharks can supposedly detect a single drop of from miles away”
BLOOD (5)
“Electronic mail sent to an address like gridgenius”
EMAIL (5)
“Lure of the sea, often with song”
SIREN (5)
“A club used for short high shots”
WEDGE (5)
“Brioche-based mixture used for heavier varieties instead of a liquid pour.”
DOUGH (5)
“Dollars and cents are often written using this kind of number”
MONEY (5)
“Black opening in the eye that lets light enter”
PUPIL (5)
“A preserved body wrapped in cloth bandages”
MUMMY (5)
“Rettile che vive nel Nilo”
COCCO (5)
“Il premio più ambito dai cineasti mondiali”
OSCAR (5)
“A large neighborhood defined by its weather”
BIOME (5)
“Electronic messages sent from one person to another”
EMAIL (5)
“The ring-bearer in The Lord of the Rings”
FRODO (5)
“An article of clothing worn on the torso”
SHIRT (5)
“Subject of the SETI institute's search”
ALIEN (5)
“Playing area for tennis or basketball”
COURT (5)
“A two-time runner-up who now does RuPaul's makeup”
RAVEN (5)
“Ancient Mexican people who built the city of Tenochtitlan”
AZTEC (5)
“A part of an act in a play during which the action takes place in a single location.”
SCENE (5)
“The Colorado, which spent millions of years carving a famous canyon.”
RIVER (5)
“The celestial symbols found on the national banner.”
STARS (5)
“Flame carried at the opening ceremony”
TORCH (5)
“Ancient Celtic alphabet where letters are formed by lines on a central seam.”
OGHAM (5)
“Where the game is played”
COURT (5)
“Folk-pop sensation Noah, closing out the 2026 weekend”
KAHAN (5)
“The rainy Washington town where the story takes place”
FORKS (5)
“The large grass area where the game is played”
FIELD (5)
“The month when millions suddenly claim a bit of Celtic heritage”
MARCH (5)
“A circular headpiece worn by a monarch”
CROWN (5)
“The middle brother of the dark triumvirate”
ANNAK (5)
“A large stringed instrument of the violin family, played between the legs”
CELLO (5)
“Decadent brownie pieces found in the Half Baked mixture”
FUDGE (5)
“Lank P, perhaps, for a core exercise.”
PLANK (5)
“Force-sensitive apprentice to Din Djarin, returning to the big screen in May 2026.”
GROGU (5)
“Ingrediente dolce usato negli struffoli”
MIELE (5)
“Three or more notes sounded simultaneously”
CHORD (5)
“The British commission boycotted by Lajpat Rai with the slogan Go Back”
SIMON (5)
“Massachusetts delegate who later became the second U.S. president”
ADAMS (5)
“The seat where the judge sits”
BENCH (5)
“The communication system between the driver and the pit wall”
RADIO (5)
“An open area of land without trees”
FIELD (5)
“Fan-shaped land formed where a river deposits sediment into the sea”
DELTA (5)
“A number with a whole part and a fraction part together”
MIXED (5)
“Supernatural powers often used in fantasy shows”
MAGIC (5)
“To speak without thinking first”
BLURT (5)
“Break taken during a long match”
LUNCH (5)
“Fictional female character one has a strong affection for”
WAIFU (5)
“A payment that is subtracted directly from a bank account”
DEBIT (5)
“An Afro-Caribbean religion often associated with Marie Laveau”
VODOO (5)
“The mode that allows for real-time spoken interaction”
VOICE (5)
“The arterial drumbeat that proves the pump is working”
PULSE (5)
“A cartilaginous predator that must keep moving”
SHARK (5)
“A long fictional story book”
NOVEL (5)
“An intermediary server that hides your real network identity”
PROXY (5)
“Outfielder Wilyer who emerged as a gold glove caliber right fielder in 2024”
ABREU (5)
“The illumination used to brighten the stage at night.”
LIGHT (5)
“Sounds like piece, but it means calm with no fighting”
PEACE (5)
“Summary of what happened before”
RECAP (5)
“Spherical model of Earth”
GLOBE (5)
“South American nation with the strongest recorded tremor”
CHILE (5)
“Essential element for taking any photo”
LIGHT (5)
“To try and reach a target score”
CHASE (5)
“A complete thing, not split into parts”
WHOLE (5)
“The massive venue where the biggest studio announcements happen”
HALLH (5)
“The lingering presence of a player who has lost everything”
GHOST (5)
“Lucille Bluth would rather be dead at Cal than receive this”
ASUBA (5)
“The Australian Prime Minister during 1984”
HAWKE (5)
“Sounds like waste, but it's the middle part of your body”
WAIST (5)
“Foodie detective who idolizes his partner Peralta”
BOYLE (5)
“A bottom-dwelling shark often seen resting on the sand”
NURSE (5)
“A large community of plants and animals in a habitat”
BIOME (5)
“A seat for one person”
CHAIR (5)
“Sounds like bury, but it's a small juicy fruit”
BERRY (5)
“Taking the ball away from the opponent during live play”
STEAL (5)
“To rest on the joints between the thigh and lower leg”
KNEEL (5)
“An anthropologist who sees right through you”
BONES (5)
“Canadian rapper who started from the bottom”
DRAKE (5)
“Landform created by deposition at the mouth of a river”
DELTA (5)
“Handheld items like a skull in Hamlet or a broom in Wicked.”
PROPS (5)
“A Brazilian dance style famous at Rio Carnival”
SAMBA (5)
“The period of time a ruler is in power”
REIGN (5)
“A sweet substance used in desserts and coffee”
SUGAR (5)
“Sense that lets your skin feel pressure, texture, and temperature”
TOUCH (5)
“Spanish word meaning a kindness, part of the phrase for please”
FAVOR (5)
“System using radio waves to detect objects, vital for modern meteorology”
RADAR (5)
“Square pieces laid down to build the landscape in Carcassonne”
TILES (5)
“Cut off one head, and two more take its place”
HYDRA (5)
“The fruit from the tree in the Garden of Eden”
APPLE (5)
“Kesan yang ditimbulkan oleh pantulan cahaya pada mata”
WARNA (5)
“Prefix for things relating to the peninsula of Rome”
ITALO (5)
“Macaroni or rotini base for a chilled cookout side”
PASTA (5)
“Ancient Greek poet credited with 'The Iliad'.”
HOMER (5)
“Plastic green shreds used to line the bottom of treat carriers”
GRASS (5)
“The Egyptian winger who became a modern goalscoring legend for the club”
SALAH (5)
“An award given to the top three finishers in an event”
MEDAL (5)
“Designation like C, E, or S for different models”
CLASS (5)
“The manual dedication that justifies a premium price tag”
CRAFT (5)
“Le piante senza fiori che ballano sott'acqua seguendo le correnti?”
ALGHE (5)
“Any single number from zero to nine”
DIGIT (5)
“Retail giant whose executive propelled the game's sales in 1952”
MACYS (5)
“A genre focused on serious character development.”
DRAMA (5)
“The special girl with telekinetic powers”
ELVEN (5)
“An organism that is a genetic copy of another”
CLONE (5)
“A shot hit with backspin to keep it low and skidding.”
SLICE (5)
“System used to slow down or stop the vehicle”
BRAKE (5)
“Device that tells the time”
CLOCK (5)
“The vast area beyond Earths atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“Cold War musical getting a 2026 revival.”
CHESS (5)
“The eight teams one win away from the Final Four.”
ELITE (5)
“Sleek aquatic weasel that enjoys play”
OTTER (5)
“A piece of data processed by a language model”
TOKEN (5)
“An old-school beverage category popularized in Singapore”
SLING (5)
“A large, elaborate meal”
FEAST (5)
“Hung loosely, or hurled insults”
SLUNG (5)
“A line of poetry or text in a song”
LYRIC (5)
“Realm of the Starks”
NORTH (5)
“A category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, marked by a particular style.”
GENRE (5)
“Eccentric chocolate factory owner from Roald Dahl's beloved tale.”
WONKA (5)
“A large painting applied directly to a wall or ceiling”
MURAL (5)
“A pleasant facial expression with upturned corners”
SMILE (5)
“"Bridesmaids" star Rose, nominated for her role in "Fallen Angels"”
BYRNE (5)
“Fallen Chosen One who wears a life-supporting black suit”
VADER (5)
“A film produced outside of the major studio system”
INDIE (5)
“The sensitive nose area packed with electrical sensors”
SNOUT (5)
“Apple ___ (A popular baked fruit flavor profile for seasonal macchiatos).”
CRISP (5)
“A common antonym for big”
SMALL (5)
“Borough where the team plays”
BRONX (5)
“Long, narrow raised strip of land or mountains”
RIDGE (5)
“Life category featuring inanimate objects”
STILL (5)
“The guttural vocal style used in metalcore”
GROWL (5)
“A small update designed to fix a problem in software.”
PATCH (5)
“Points accumulated in a game”
SCORE (5)
“The future king who married Abigail after she interceded for her household”
DAVID (5)
“What not to do after misreading a winking eye alcohol suggestion”
DRIVE (5)
“The action or crime of stealing”
THEFT (5)
“Gas form of a substance that is usually liquid or solid”
VAPOR (5)
“The booklet you consult when a dispute arises”
RULES (5)
“La dea cacciatrice delle foreste romane”
DIANA (5)
“Wallflower of the art world? No, it is quite prominent!”
MURAL (5)
“Furniture designed for sitting”
CHAIR (5)
“The ultimate racing achievement requires winning the Triple ___.”
CROWN (5)
“The sound that keeps ringing in his head after a breakup”
VOICE (5)
“Type of necklace he famously popularized for men”
PEARL (5)
“To develop a model using data”
TRAIN (5)
“A part of a play or film where the action happens in one place”
SCENE (5)
“The sandy area where the ocean meets the land”
BEACH (5)
“La linea di confine tra la terraferma e l'acqua”
COSTA (5)
“A large indoor venue used for sports like gymnastics or basketball”
ARENA (5)
“Steadfastly devoted to friends and partners”
LOYAL (5)
“Relating to or denoting the sun”
SOLAR (5)
“Handheld device used to move a cursor on a screen”
MOUSE (5)
“Fencer's thrust”
LUNGE (5)
“The vast area beyond the atmosphere of Earth”
SPACE (5)
“Feeling or characterized by great anger.”
IRATE (5)
“A push or a pull on an object”
FORCE (5)
“Blue blur with a need for speed”
SONIC (5)
“A category of movie like horror or comedy”
GENRE (5)
“The bird mascot for the Baltimore team”
RAVEN (5)
“Elemento ottico fondamentale per i telescopi di Galileo”
LENTE (5)
“A marked path through the wilderness designed for hikers”
TRAIL (5)
“The digital PC storefront where gamers rush to update their wishlists.”
STEAM (5)
“A hardware component used for storing digital files”
DRIVE (5)
“Spanish word for until, used in a common farewell phrase”
HASTA (5)
“Direction opposite to where a compass needle usually points”
SOUTH (5)
“A massive sea of cheering music lovers.”
CROWD (5)
“Floral headpiece that became a quintessential festival fashion staple”
CROWN (5)
“Sensual Reputation track about only wanting someone to take off an outfit”
DRESS (5)
“A glacial valley that invited the sea inside”
FJORD (5)
“To analyze a diagram and convert it into code”
PARSE (5)
“Acidic building blocks that are anything but basic”
AMINO (5)
“Nebular formation, or what vaporizes daily on the exoplanet WASP-94A b”
CLOUD (5)
“Legendary hex blamed for the deaths of Lord Carnarvon and others.”
CURSE (5)
“Watt engine type that powered the Industrial Revolution”
STEAM (5)
“Golden statuette she took home in 2019”
OSCAR (5)
“The massive venue where professional games take place”
ARENA (5)
“French word for apple”
POMME (5)
“Falcon-headed god whose eye is a symbol of protection.”
HORUS (5)
“Major river flowing through Pakistan and India”
INDUS (5)
“To change the Constitution”
AMEND (5)
“Smooth material used for modern coaster construction”
STEEL (5)
“What tourists hope is at its absolute "peak"”
BLOOM (5)
“The art institute where a certain receptionist failed a crucial graphic design class”
PRATT (5)
“A princess of light who made a terrible bargain”
ELENA (5)
“Fictional spouse, what 'I' often 'fu' for a beloved character.”
WAIFU (5)
“Organ that pumps blood through the body”
HEART (5)
“Toyota giant that loves to show off its twin-turbo muscles?”
SUPRA (5)
“User of hex bags and ancient spells”
WITCH (5)
“A response to a comment or review”
REPLY (5)
“First name of the gruff newspaper editor known for yelling Great Caesar's Ghost”
PERRY (5)
“Peaceful bond rooted in a century-old gesture”
AMITY (5)
“A common red or green fruit that is crunchy”
APPLE (5)
“Rectangular paper items with numbers or images used in many games”
CARDS (5)
“Rival of Edison who championed alternating current”
TESLA (5)
“A strong, aromatic flower bud used as a key ingredient in traditional baking spices.”
CLOVE (5)
“Period of style, beginning with a poet”
EPOCH (5)
“Sturdy cotton twill, often associated with blue jeans.”
DENIM (5)
“A dedicated fan whose home is a sanctuary of ink”
OTAKU (5)
“___ multiply, a method for comparing two fractions”
CROSS (5)
“The land of pyramids where Israel was enslaved for centuries”
EGYPT (5)
“A small celestial body, like Pluto”
DWARF (5)
“The literal translation of the Sanskrit root word "yuj"”
UNION (5)
“A dance in triple time often associated with Strauss”
WALTZ (5)
“The center of interest or activity”
FOCUS (5)
“Word following magna or summa”
LAUDE (5)
“Joint connecting the upper and lower arm”
ELBOW (5)
“What you do when you sleep or a nightmare”
DREAM (5)
“Kitty's cry in Wee Britain”
MIAOW (5)
“Struttura come quella di Rialto o dei Sospiri”
PONTE (5)
“The deepest and darkest part of the ocean floor”
ABYSS (5)
“A queen who stole a sister's skin and a kingdom's heart”
MAEVE (5)
“The thin stick used by a conductor”
BATON (5)
“A flat topographical feature on a steep slope where elk frequently bed down”
BENCH (5)
“Jupiter had these of Jupiter in a 2001 Train song”
DROPS (5)
“Type of rocket-powered punch used by Gipsy Danger”
ELBOW (5)
“A young human being”
CHILD (5)
“The surname of the billionaire who built a suit in a cave”
STARK (5)
“A desert plant with stiff, sword-shaped leaves.”
YUCCA (5)
“The ultimate currency that determines your stay in the land”
HEART (5)
“The billionaire identity hiding beneath the cowl.”
BRUCE (5)
“Half-bird, half-woman creature known for snatching food”
HARPY (5)
“The most powerful piece on the board”
QUEEN (5)
“The sound of enjoying a shared joke”
LAUGH (5)
“The primary weapon used by a demon slayer”
SWORD (5)
“The final result or grade of a test”
SCORE (5)
“Dramatic trailing portion of a dress that sweeps the floor”
TRAIN (5)
“Diminutive desert scavengers known for their glowing yellow eyes”
JAWAS (5)
“Prize for a top athlete”
MEDAL (5)
“Grilled sausage that pairs perfectly with mustard”
FRANK (5)
“The thief who hides in Rapunzel's tower”
FLYNN (5)
“A chart that lists multiplication facts, like the times ___”
TABLE (5)
“The five interlocking circles on the official flag”
RINGS (5)
“Interestingly new or unusual”
NOVEL (5)
“Humorist who wrote about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn”
TWAIN (5)
“The basic acid of a building block”
AMINO (5)
“Tiny infectious agent”
VIRUS (5)
“The border surrounding an illustration”
FRAME (5)
“The secret organization that says cut off one head two more grow”
HYDRA (5)
“Path for a backcountry trek”
TRAIL (5)
“A digital message sent over a network”
EMAIL (5)
“Reprimanding group of colorful blue birds”
SCOLD (5)
“The supernatural creatures that hunt humans”
DEMON (5)
“Words that have the same ending sound”
RHYME (5)
“The metal shield carried by federal agents”
BADGE (5)
“What you hear in a movie”
SOUND (5)
“The command center of the nervous system”
BRAIN (5)
“A tapering conical or pyramidal structure on the top of a building”
SPIRE (5)
“A dried seed or bark used to add flavor to a dish”
SPICE (5)
“Adds flavor, or a bit of zest to life”
SPICE (5)
“A warning that the leader is under fire”
CHECK (5)
“The central reference of the religious Judaic tradition”
TORAH (5)
“Soldier who looks exactly like his brother, and his other brother, and...”
CLONE (5)
“First half of a famous 15th-century Inca citadel's name”
MACHU (5)
“The reasoning principles used by computers to make decisions”
LOGIC (5)
“Jessie Buckley stars in this 2026 film as a reanimated companion.”
BRIDE (5)
“Rhythmic movement performed to music”
DANCE (5)
“Symbols used to rank the quality of a product”
STARS (5)
“Futuristic family dog who famously runs on a suspended treadmill.”
ASTRO (5)
“A small island found within the pancreas”
ISLET (5)
“Contenitore di legno per l'invecchiamento”
BOTTE (5)
“The modern window to the entire world”
PHONE (5)
“A specific category of music film or literature”
GENRE (5)
“A series of notes arranged in ascending or descending order of pitch”
SCALE (5)
“A nickname for amphetamines or the rate of motion”
SPEED (5)
“Leader of the Argonauts on a quest for gold”
JASON (5)
“The unit of luminous flux in the International System”
LUMEN (5)
“The young shepherd who became king”
DAVID (5)
“Woman whose abduction started the Trojan War”
HELEN (5)
“Creator Carl who established Duckburg.”
BARKS (5)
“To eat greedily, or a narrow valley between cliffs”
GORGE (5)
“Capital city sitting on a triple junction of plates”
TOKYO (5)
“Three-eyed squeaky creature eternally grateful to the Claw.”
ALIEN (5)
“Energy from the sun that plants need to grow”
LIGHT (5)
“Low, wet land often filled with grasses and reeds”
MARSH (5)
“The other official national color chosen in 1984”
GREEN (5)
“Smooth talker who lost a ship but gained a cloud city”
LANDO (5)
“The sideline strategist drawing up the crucial plays.”
COACH (5)
“Prized catch in a cold stream”
TROUT (5)
“A collection of short musical pieces”
SUITE (5)
“A fluid exchange that binds every inhabitant of this realm”
BLOOD (5)
“Fabric commonly worn as overalls with one strap unhooked”
DENIM (5)
“Greek god who rules the underworld”
HADES (5)
“Triangular part of a wall under a sloping roof”
GABLE (5)
“The supernatural power used by the characters”
MAGIC (5)
“All of something with no parts missing”
WHOLE (5)
“An unexpected rule change that shocks the players”
TWIST (5)
“Person who resists authority or convention.”
REBEL (5)
“Catchy moniker for San Antonio's towering young superstar.”
WEMBY (5)
“Term used to describe devices that use AI to assist users”
SMART (5)
“Fragrant evergreen used to make chests”
CEDAR (5)
“Desired outcome of powerful engines”
SPEED (5)
“A printer's injury that ensures no white edges remain after cutting”
BLEED (5)
“A junior salesman who was nicknamed Dwight Junior due to his appearance”
CLARK (5)
“One of the three vertical wooden posts behind the batsman”
STUMP (5)
“Espresso and steamed milk beverage that gets a famous orange makeover every year.”
LATTE (5)
“Electronic mail sent to an address”
EMAIL (5)
“Underground rock that is just venting its frustration”
MAGMA (5)
“A physical copy of a photograph on paper”
PRINT (5)
“Two-door vehicle, up close, perhaps.”
COUPE (5)
“Pasta corta a forma di cilindro con le punte tagliate di sbieco”
PENNE (5)
“If any man will come after me let him take up his what”
CROSS (5)
“Una distesa di erba verde”
PRATO (5)
“Land that lies along an ocean or sea”
COAST (5)
“The physical surface on which tabletop games are played”
BOARD (5)
“A series of movements to music.”
DANCE (5)
“She takes half the fallen but prefers her cat-driven commute”
FREYA (5)
“A small type of planet, like Pluto”
DWARF (5)
“The chef of the crew”
SANJI (5)
“The waitress who dreams of her own restaurant”
TIANA (5)
“A keyboard instrument with eighty-eight keys”
PIANO (5)
“Format narrated by voice actors”
AUDIO (5)
“A nun's attire, or a usual practice”
HABIT (5)
“Spanish word for chair”
SILLA (5)
“The vast empty area beyond the Earth atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“Historic San Antonio mission and fortress compound”
ALAMO (5)
“To change a number to the nearest ten or hundred”
ROUND (5)
“An ancient game played on an eight-by-eight grid of dark and light squares”
CHESS (5)
“Relating to the freezing regions near the North or South Pole”
POLAR (5)
“A thick New Orleans stew with African and Caribbean roots”
GUMBO (5)
“A surprise brief appearance by a famous actor in a film”
CAMEO (5)
“Afghan hound who ruled her group in 2026”
ZAIDA (5)
“Dangerous physical feat performed by a highly trained double.”
STUNT (5)
“Asthmatic father figure in heavy metal attire”
VADER (5)
“A person who represents talent”
AGENT (5)
“Gymnastics apparatus or a pole event”
VAULT (5)
“Reliever Zack who was claimed off waivers to bolster the bullpen depth”
WEISS (5)
“The home planet of the villain Thanos”
TITAN (5)
“Immature, wingless feeding stage between egg and pupa in many insects”
LARVA (5)
“Digital mail sent over the internet”
EMAIL (5)
“A serious show with emotional stories”
DRAMA (5)
“The total vocabulary of a language”
LEXIS (5)
“One who has a great liking for a specific thing”
LOVER (5)
“The vast expanse beyond the atmosphere of Earth”
SPACE (5)
“To break something into separate equal parts”
SPLIT (5)
“Golf great whose name graces the stone bridge crossing to the 12th green.”
HOGAN (5)
“A high honorific title in the Ottoman political system”
PASHA (5)
“A basic crafting material often used for cards and scrapbooks”
PAPER (5)
“Evaluated on a scale”
RATED (5)
“Accessory used to fill in harsh shadows”
FLASH (5)
“The basic building blocks of all matter”
ATOMS (5)
“The Scarlet Witch's first name”
WANDA (5)
“Common five-letter nickname for Chevrolet”
CHEVY (5)
“Writing that isn't structured as poetry”
PROSE (5)
“French word for school, normally written with an accent”
ECOLE (5)
“What gives a drift car a sudden whistle while it works?”
TURBO (5)
“Slang for the romantic heat level in modern novels”
SPICE (5)
“The wayfinding Disney princess returning in a 2026 live-action epic”
MOANA (5)
“Molecule split apart during the light reactions”
WATER (5)
“To peel away a layer or perform a revealing dance”
STRIP (5)
“Where food enters the body to be eaten”
MOUTH (5)
“A large and luxurious country house for the wealthy”
VILLA (5)
“A very large and powerful humanoid creature like Hagrid”
GIANT (5)
“The inmate who provides various contraband and joins the team”
CNOTE (5)
“The specific length of fiction that O Henry mastered”
SHORT (5)
“The border or edges of a photograph”
FRAME (5)
“Demonic entity, a 'live' one with a twist.”
DEVIL (5)
“Her profession before she focused primarily on music”
ACTOR (5)
“The atmospheric layer that absorbs most UV radiation”
OZONE (5)
“A ball of ice and dust with a long glowing tail”
COMET (5)
“The vast area beyond the Earth atmosphere”
SPACE (5)
“The list showing team rankings by points”
TABLE (5)
“L'ingrediente principale di ogni primo piatto italiano”
PASTA (5)
“A collection of recorded tracks released together”
ALBUM (5)
“A quick software update issued to plug a security hole”
PATCH (5)
“Clean a floor using a broom”
SWEEP (5)
“Award for a winner”
MEDAL (5)
“A blood-drinking shade in the land of shadows”
GHOST (5)
“Fiber that sends messages between the brain and body”
NERVE (5)
“Set of six balls bowled by one player”
OVERS (5)
“A thick stew from Louisiana traditionally thickened with okra or file powder”
GUMBO (5)
“The dachshund friend of Bluey”
SNICK (5)
“To materialize or generate a character or item within the virtual world”
SPAWN (5)
“A match between two local rivals”
DERBY (5)
“Multiplication groups must all be the same size”
EQUAL (5)
“The ranking list of teams”
TABLE (5)
“The ruler of the Greek underworld”
HADES (5)
“Book part that should not be cracked too much”
SPINE (5)
“Il tipico fumetto giapponese che si legge da destra verso sinistra”
MANGA (5)
“Overweight slug who really should have invested in better security?”
JABBA (5)
“Push or pull measured in newtons”
FORCE (5)
“The part of land near the sea”
COAST (5)
“The great lion in The Chronicles of Narnia”
ASLAN (5)
“Two-tailed fox sidekick of the 35-year-old blue blur.”
TAILS (5)
“Plant tissue that transports water and nutrients from the roots”
XYLEM (5)
“The organ often associated with feelings of romance”
HEART (5)
“The dark lord in black armor who serves the Emperor”
VADER (5)
“Souvenir shirts and hoodies sold at lengthy booth lines”
MERCH (5)
“Moving mass of insects looking for a new residence”
SWARM (5)
“Swiss city where JJ took the 2025 crown”
BASEL (5)
“Residenza extraurbana spesso lussuosa”
VILLA (5)
“Rhythmic movement often part of celebrations”
DANCE (5)
“Leather leggings worn by cowboys for protection”
CHAPS (5)
“Broadway soprano Kelli, a 2026 nominee for "Fallen Angels"”
OHARA (5)
“The twinkling objects in the sky mentioned in the song Ours”
STARS (5)
“Leader who received the stone tablets”
MOSES (5)
“The male lead in a famous Shakespearean tragedy about star-crossed lovers”
ROMEO (5)
“To feed on growing grass and herbage in a field”
GRAZE (5)
“Terre circondate interamente dal mare”
ISOLE (5)
“Retired Seattle cop who clashes with his sophisticated sons from his duct-taped recliner.”
CRANE (5)
“Spanish word for afternoon”
TARDE (5)
“Vast expanse of sea.”
OCEAN (5)
“Second rock from the sun, serving as a breeding ground for space microbes.”
VENUS (5)
“Take the ball from an opponent”
STEAL (5)
“The electronic address for sending a message”
EMAIL (5)
“Remote controlled flying device”
DRONE (5)
“Category like romance or mystery”
GENRE (5)
“A dead body preserved by ancient Egyptian methods”
MUMMY (5)
“What people do with their mouths for a portrait”
SMILE (5)
“A period of time when a person stops using digital devices.”
DETOX (5)
“Hip-hop icon who found an unlikely culinary confidante in Stewart.”
SNOOP (5)
“NASA space telescope launching in 2026 to map billions of galaxies.”
ROMAN (5)
“Fabric you lay on while devouring a bestseller”
TOWEL (5)
“Central strip of the field”
PITCH (5)
“Animale dei boschi con grandi corna”
CERVO (5)
“Watching many episodes in one sitting”
BINGE (5)
“The vacuum separating celestial bodies”
SPACE (5)
“Person who performs in a play”
ACTOR (5)
“An episode that is being broadcast again after its debut”
RERUN (5)
“Body part, like the heart or stomach, made of tissues”
ORGAN (5)
“Il Sommo Poeta che attraversò l'Inferno”
DANTE (5)
“Rocket Man singer with flamboyant glasses”
ELTON (5)
“Bottom-fermented beer aged in cold storage”
LAGER (5)
“Lurk around with a group of bushy-tailed canines”
SKULK (5)
“A graphic tale from the East, a grass type perhaps?”
MANGA (5)
“The base mixture of flour and water used to make the crust.”
DOUGH (5)
“The largest habitat on Earth”
OCEAN (5)
“The famous trophy played for between England and Australia”
ASHES (5)
“To show triumphant elation or jubilation”
EXULT (5)
“Spicy sauce or a type of Latin American dance”
SALSA (5)
“Area of grass where soccer or football is played”
FIELD (5)
“The musical key often used for sadder sounding songs”
MINOR (5)
“Spanish word for a male friend”
AMIGO (5)
“The tangled mess of wires from Sister Location”
ENARD (5)
“Common color of healthy plant leaves”
GREEN (5)
“A handheld device used to move the cursor on a computer screen”
MOUSE (5)
“Green vegetation covering a meadow”
GRASS (5)
“The ram with the golden fleece”
ARIES (5)
“A sudden expression of surprise with an open mouth”
SHOCK (5)
“A serious play or show”
DRAMA (5)
“Le sezioni della Divina Commedia”
CANTI (5)
“Tree known for its sugary sap”
MAPLE (5)
“First half of the name for the American Mark-3 titan”
GIPSY (5)
“Il modo espressivo e bizzarro che definisce un'era”
STILE (5)
“The platform where the performers showcase their skills”
STAGE (5)
“Mazda's beloved lightweight two-seater roadster known for exceptional handling”
MIATA (5)
“Il padre degli dei nella tradizione latina”
GIOVE (5)
“Mexican painter known for her many self-portraits”
KAHLO (5)
“Swedish pop auteur with her ninth studio record, 'Sexistential', in March 2026.”
ROBYN (5)
“The central topic or idea within a narrative”
THEME (5)
“A baked food made from flour and water”
BREAD (5)
“Symbols used for a five point review”
STARS (5)
“Barely touching, or just dining lightly on grass”
GRAZE (5)
“A long fictional story written in prose”
NOVEL (5)
“Reanimated corpse, a servant of the Night King”
WIGHT (5)
“A fertile tract in a desert watered by a natural spring”
OASIS (5)
“The name of the mysterious company that uses severance”
LUMON (5)
“Resource these animals can supposedly smell from miles away”
WATER (5)
“A deep-blue metamorphic rock used as a semi-precious stone”
LAPIS (5)
“An icy object that develops a tail near the sun”
COMET (5)
“First half of a famous Incan citadel requiring guided tours”
MACHU (5)
“Sunny Florida host city selected for the 2026 tournament's third-place match.”
MIAMI (5)
“The grassy theater where the beautiful game unfolds”
PITCH (5)
“A puzzle representing words through pictures”
REBUS (5)
“La reazione chimica luminosa e calda che serve per cuocere i cibi”
FUOCO (5)
“Mountain range along the eastern edge of the rim”
ANDES (5)
“The eating habit associated with Rize Kamishiro”
BINGE (5)
“A person who poses for photographs”
MODEL (5)
“Traditional cow-derived base that some customers avoid”
DAIRY (5)
“The clock that counts down the speller's allotted two minutes.”
TIMER (5)
“The hottest planet in our solar system, despite not being closest to the sun.”
VENUS (5)
“Giant robot suit, 'ahem' with a mechanical twist.”
MECHA (5)
“The innermost, darkest part of a shadow.”
UMBRA (5)
“Fireproof hand protection that features biometric sensors.”
GLOVE (5)
“The D in DOF, which dictates background sharpness”
DEPTH (5)
“The ship of the desert”
CAMEL (5)
“Area between the neck and the abdomen”
CHEST (5)
“Flat-topped hills, often isolated; same as MASE, reversed”
MESAS (5)
“A large keyboard instrument where felt hammers strike metal strings”
PIANO (5)
“Argentine maestro who won it all in 2022”
MESSI (5)
“The sound of a ball hitting only the net”
SWISH (5)
“Equino africano caratterizzato dalle strisce bianche e nere”
ZEBRA (5)
“Color signaling the start of the 33-car stampede.”
GREEN (5)
“Thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra”
BATON (5)
“The physical medium celebrated every April, affectionately referred to as wax [1.1].”
VINYL (5)
“The organ that thinks it's the boss?”
BRAIN (5)
“The surname of the genius philanthropist playboy”
STARK (5)
“The official handbook of instructions that players must follow”
RULES (5)
“A sudden episode of intense fear resulting in physical symptoms.”
PANIC (5)
“An item kept in reserve for use”
SPARE (5)
“A mysterious quality assurance manager who doesn't even know his own job title”
CREED (5)
“Systematic reasoning used in programming”
LOGIC (5)
“Monarch of the Mushroom Kingdom, recently revealed as a long-lost sibling in the 2026 film.”
PEACH (5)
“The opening round-robin stage before the knockout rounds”
GROUP (5)
“Si soffrigge insieme al peperoncino per un piatto veloce”
AGLIO (5)
“A decorated platform built on a vehicle for a parade”
FLOAT (5)
“A runaway box office success that exceeds all expectations”
SMASH (5)
“Person who trains and guides a sports team”
COACH (5)
“Fashion house she married into on screen in a 2021 drama”
GUCCI (5)
“Consume a whole trilogy in one weekend”
BINGE (5)
“The number of points earned during play”
SCORE (5)
“Forest moon that hosts a shield generator and tiny archers”
ENDOR (5)
“First name of the country singer who played the TV dad.”
BILLY (5)
“The sound produced by a person when speaking.”
VOICE (5)
“Il luogo dove attraccano le navi”
PORTO (5)
“See 'la' in a relaxed support.”
EASEL (5)
“Obligatory almsgiving to help the needy”
ZAKAT (5)
“A device used for storing digital information”
DRIVE (5)
“Preserved body from ancient Egypt”
MUMMY (5)
“A garment worn on the upper body, typically with a collar and buttons”
SHIRT (5)
“Olaf's supposed profession despite his lack of talent”
ACTOR (5)
“Spanish word for book”
LIBRO (5)
“The golden-bristled god who gave up his sword for love”
FREYR (5)
“The popular high school student with iconic hair”
STEVE (5)
“Large string instrument held between the knees of a seated player”
CELLO (5)
“A type of noun that names an object, like a chair or book”
THING (5)
“The item Jim Dillingham Young sold to buy hair combs”
WATCH (5)
“Fashion dolls with heavy makeup and a "passion for fashion."”
BRATZ (5)
“Winning a best-of-seven series 4-0, a dominant feat achieved by New York in the '26 semis.”
SWEEP (5)
“A ball of ice and dust that leaves a long tail”
COMET (5)
“Prefix for an exoplanet that is more massive than Earth but lighter than Neptune”
SUPER (5)
“Thin stick used to direct an ensemble”
BATON (5)
“Large organ that cleans the blood and produces bile”
LIVER (5)
“The high-fashion brand worn by Miranda Priestly in a 2026 comedy follow-up”
PRADA (5)
“Large community of plants and animals in a specific habitat”
BIOME (5)
“Simple machine with a spiral ridge that holds things together”
SCREW (5)
“George, Sr.'s, "Caged Wisdom" touts his _____ discovered spirituality”
NEWLY (5)
“A sharp tool used for slicing vegetables or meat”
KNIFE (5)
“The musical instruments Jess teaches to a group of troubled teens”
BELLS (5)
“44th U.S. President who signed legislation with his left hand.”
OBAMA (5)
“A book for storing photographs”
ALBUM (5)
“The current Queen of Dancehall known for her blue hair”
SPICE (5)
“Buzzer's convention in the air”
SWARM (5)
“Leavening agent used for the light, fluffy varieties”
YEAST (5)
“A customer service representative who is deeply invested in celebrity gossip”
KELLY (5)
“A message asking for a specific response”
PROMP (5)
“A long cell that sends signals to the brain”
NERVE (5)
“Guiding philosophy dictating 'This is the Way'”
CREED (5)
“Colorful jackets worn by riders to represent the horse's owner.”
SILKS (5)
“A person who wears clothes to promote them”
MODEL (5)
“Japanese style of animation with a huge presence at the con”
ANIME (5)
“Hypothetical life form from beyond our solar system”
ALIEN (5)
“What you do with a car”
DRIVE (5)
“A haven in the desert; it's so hot, I say, confused”
OASIS (5)
“Liquid that covers most of Earth's surface”
WATER (5)
“A thick stew traditionally served over rice and made with a dark roux”
GUMBO (5)
“The color of the player who moves first”
WHITE (5)
“Pop-punk princess who insisted things were "Complicated."”
AVRIL (5)
“Space found directly under a pitched roof”
ATTIC (5)
“Three or more notes sounded together in harmony”
CHORD (5)
“The mermaid who trades her voice for legs”
ARIEL (5)
“Drum-playing, licorice-dispensing sidekick who frequently says Party on.”
GARTH (5)
“A graveyard of fallen star destroyers where scavengers trade junk for portions”
JAKKU (5)
“The instrument Gracie often plays while singing ballads”
PIANO (5)
“Unowned wanderer roaming the neighborhood streets.”
STRAY (5)
“Element shared with Virgo and Capricorn”
EARTH (5)
“A bear native to south central China”
PANDA (5)
“The Sanskrit word for a physical yoga posture”
ASANA (5)
“Strumento con tasti bianchi e neri molto diffuso.”
PIANO (5)
“A pale blue dot enthusiast who spoke of billions”
SAGAN (5)
“Shot close to the basket”
LAYUP (5)
“The magic number of pieces you draw at the start”
SEVEN (5)
“Compact version of the internet satellites now flying”
VMINI (5)
“A member known for his contemporary dance skills”
JIMIN (5)
“Roman goddess of love and beauty”
VENUS (5)
“Alphabetical secrets carved in stone for a high price”
RUNES (5)
“Electronic mail used to send a newsletter”
EMAIL (5)
“The emotional tension and conflict that boosts ratings”
DRAMA (5)
“A digital icon showing an achievement or status”
BADGE (5)
“A small timepiece worn on the wrist”
WATCH (5)
“Mythical creature whose singing lures sailors to their doom”
SIREN (5)
“A large natural stream of water flowing to the sea”
RIVER (5)
“Tiny crustacean, often found in an 'ill' state when eaten by whales.”
KRILL (5)
“Sharp retractable tools used for climbing and scratching.”
CLAWS (5)
“The capital city of South Korea”
SEOUL (5)
“To send a link or content to another person”
SHARE (5)
“Blinky, Pinky, Inky, or Clyde”
GHOST (5)
“Where the crucial second-unit rotation players reside”
BENCH (5)
“Information fed into a system for processing”
INPUT (5)
“The organ often associated with love and breaking in sad songs”
HEART (5)
“The divine reason implicit in the cosmos”
LOGOS (5)
“The name of his older sister”
GEMMA (5)
“Animale che vive e respira sott'acqua”
PESCE (5)
“Temporary storage for web files”
CACHE (5)
“A building where people live”
HOUSE (5)
“To shred food into small pieces by rubbing it against a metal tool”
GRATE (5)
“Materiale artistico soffiato nelle fornaci locali”
VETRO (5)
“To throw the ball toward the basket to score”
SHOOT (5)
“Sky-high assembly of long-necked herbivores”
TOWER (5)
“Interior space for driver and passenger”
CABIN (5)
“The Scarlet Witch with reality-warping powers”
WANDA (5)
“The electronic address format used for this user”
EMAIL (5)
“To stay on the surface of water”
FLOAT (5)
“A scheduled discussion featuring creators, actors, or directors.”
PANEL (5)
“One of India's official languages”
HINDI (5)
“Specific role and set of conditions a species needs to survive”
NICHE (5)
“Keyboard instrument with black and white keys”
PIANO (5)
“Person forced to work for another without pay in history”
SLAVE (5)
“The Bluths' youngest child's preferred position”
FETAL (5)
“The fisherman who became a rock of the church”
PETER (5)
“The name of the famous fashion magazine she has appeared on”
VOGUE (5)
“The second half of their street inspired name”
DRIVE (5)
“Winning four games to none, sending the opponent packing early”
SWEEP (5)
“Dramatic work set to music for singers and orchestra”
OPERA (5)
“Narrow inlet of sea between cliffs in Norway”
FJORD (5)
“The veteran agent who helped start the unit”
ROSSI (5)
“Symbols used to show how good something is”
STARS (5)
“The radiant beauty of God that filled the temple”
GLORY (5)
“The path one object takes around another in space”
ORBIT (5)
“Nonfiction's alphabetical reference section”
INDEX (5)
“The gold statue given for movie excellence”
OSCAR (5)
“A large open area used for gladiator fights”
ARENA (5)
“Sharp point on a plant stem”
THORN (5)
“Corpo celeste osservato da Margherita Hack”
ASTRO (5)
“Comprising the whole number or amount”
TOTAL (5)
“A multi headed monster that regrows heads when cut”
HYDRA (5)
“A narrow boat for a solo paddle on a glassy lake”
KAYAK (5)
“The bone that protects the brain”
SKULL (5)
“A round red or green crunchy fruit”
APPLE (5)
“Tree known for its syrup and lobed leaves”
MAPLE (5)
“Argentine legend who finally lifted the cup in 2022”
MESSI (5)
“Fanatic, often found with a collection, not a 'U' that's out of place.”
OTAKU (5)
“Elevated platform for a brief, highly-photographed walk”
STAGE (5)
“The total number of points earned”
SCORE (5)
“Italian staple made from dough”
PASTA (5)
“Celebrazione urbana fastosa tipica delle corti barocche”
FESTA (5)
“An alphabetical list of names or subjects at the back of a book”
INDEX (5)
“A dangerous trick performed by a professional”
STUNT (5)
“Heroic cast member who covers multiple off-stage tracks”
SWING (5)
“A chapter within the holy book”
SURAH (5)
“Rare two-under-par score that can ignite a dramatic back-nine charge.”
EAGLE (5)
“To adjust a camera for a clear image”
FOCUS (5)
“The leaves of a book, magazine, or newspaper.”
PAGES (5)
“Veteran commander of the STS-1 mission.”
YOUNG (5)
“The exchange of goods and services between countries”
TRADE (5)
“Decorated pole hoisted high so your friends can find you in the crowd”
TOTEM (5)
“Bulbo fondamentale per il soffritto”
AGLIO (5)
“Land next to the sea”
COAST (5)
“A sharp, pointed projection on the stem of some plants.”
THORN (5)
“Spanish word for pleasure or liking, part of a common introduction phrase”
GUSTO (5)
“Spanish word for goodbye, written with an accent over the O”
ADIOS (5)
“Simple machine shaped like a triangle used to split things apart”
WEDGE (5)
“A common synonym for silent”
QUIET (5)
“How fast an object is moving”
SPEED (5)
“One of the official languages of India”
HINDI (5)
“Having a sound basis in logic or fact”
VALID (5)
“Sulfur-tipped fire starter.”
MATCH (5)
“Two goals scored by the same player”
BRACE (5)
“Greedy, yellow-clad rival that Jack Black wants Pedro Pascal to voice.”
WARIO (5)
“A fruit that fell for gravity?”
APPLE (5)
“Dish consisting of mixed vegetables”
SALAD (5)
“Il grande felino asiatico con il mantello a strisce nere”
TIGRE (5)
“Modern way to reject or accept a match”
SWIPE (5)
“Melted rock found beneath Earth's surface”
MAGMA (5)
“What fans call getting first-round talent in the fourth round.”
STEAL (5)
“Bright objects seen in the night sky”
STARS (5)
“Pogo strip”
COMIC (5)
“Sweet treats given out during Halloween”
CANDY (5)
“High-performance web server, pronounced "engine-x"”
NGINX (5)
“Perfect title for a Netflix dating show”
MATCH (5)
“A famous gold statuette given for film excellence”
OSCAR (5)
“Severe weather event”
STORM (5)
“What you do inside a cozy down-filled bag”
SLEEP (5)
“The sharp edge used to harvest the hearts of rivals”
BLADE (5)
“High-energy electromagnetic radiation emitted by some quasars”
XRAYS (5)
“Grande celebrazione pubblica che ispirava apparati effimeri”
FESTA (5)
“Compass direction toward the top of most maps”
NORTH (5)
“A mistake in spelling or writing”
ERROR (5)
“An aircraft that flies without a human pilot onboard”
DRONE (5)
“Jolly figure who might trade his heavy suit for board shorts.”
SANTA (5)
“Una terra solitaria che ha deciso di circondarsi d'acqua per non avere vicini?”
ISOLA (5)
“The wildlife protected within a reserve.”
FAUNA (5)
“Absurd or foolish in a comical way.”
SILLY (5)
“The hand-spun cotton cloth promoted by Gandhi to boycott foreign goods”
KHADI (5)
“A common word for devices that use technology to act intelligently”
SMART (5)
“A brief explanation of a difficult word”
GLOSS (5)
“Giant beast, as if 'kai' is 'ju' for 'kaiju'.”
KAIJU (5)
“Savannah antelope that would have a green third letter and a yellow fifth letter if starting Wordle with "TRAIL"”
ELAND (5)
“Gastropod with a shell”
SNAIL (5)
“The person who competes against you throughout your journey”
RIVAL (5)
“Adjective for the sixteen remaining squads in the regional semifinals.”
SWEET (5)
“Tally on the stadium board”
SCORE (5)
“A large animal often used for riding”
HORSE (5)
“The Lord is my shepherd I am his what”
SHEEP (5)
“To pursue someone or something in order to catch them”
CHASE (5)
“A prize given to recognize a great performance”
AWARD (5)
“The final long track on the 1977 album about mindless followers”
SHEEP (5)
“The collective green residents of a specific region”
FLORA (5)
“Velocity that thrill-seekers crave”
SPEED (5)
“Farm animal raised for its thick woolly fleece”
SHEEP (5)
“Clear liquid for drinking”
WATER (5)
“Capital city of India”
DELHI (5)
“A sudden increase in a medical condition”
SURGE (5)
“Robert who secured independence at Bannockburn”
BRUCE (5)
“Protezione essenziale per la testa.”
CASCO (5)
“Unsur seni rupa yang memberikan kesan kedalaman”
RUANG (5)
“A comparison of two quantities expressed as a fraction”
RATIO (5)
“Author of The Republic and founder of the Academy”
PLATO (5)
“The middle child who is a voracious reader and researcher”
KLAUS (5)
“The venue where the crowd gathers to watch”
ARENA (5)
“Person freed by the 13th Amendment”
SLAVE (5)
“Living thing that makes its own food”
PLANT (5)
“A wooden frame used for holding an artist's work while painting”
EASEL (5)
“Artisanal approach to brewing that has exploded in popularity over recent decades.”
CRAFT (5)
“The collective hive-mind animatronic made of wires and eyes”
ENARD (5)
“The fifty pentagrams on the American standard.”
STARS (5)
“Scoreline where advantage is the next step.”
DEUCE (5)
“Finding a great player rounds later than they should go”
VALUE (5)
“Peel away the paint or finish”
STRIP (5)
“Giant piloted robot often used in sci-fi battles”
MECHA (5)
“The color of the hole and the lords”
BLACK (5)
“The items Abigail packed on donkeys to give to the approaching men”
GIFTS (5)
“A path that follows the scent of the feet”
TRAIL (5)
“A trained AI system, like GPT.”
MODEL (5)
“Common fruit tree found in orchards”
APPLE (5)
“Upright stone slab bearing hieroglyphic inscriptions.”
STELE (5)
“A designated path for hikers to follow”
TRAIL (5)
“The fifth element of flavor”
UMAMI (5)
“A systematic evaluation of an organization's security posture”
AUDIT (5)
“Vocal or instrumental sounds played at celebrations”
MUSIC (5)
“Rating symbols used to show how good a product is”
STARS (5)
“A creature known for its many different evolutions”
EVEES (5)
“A specific height or stage”
LEVEL (5)
“To break something into many pieces with a heavy blow”
SMASH (5)
“Smallest controllable element of a digital image”
PIXEL (5)
“A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants”
GUILD (5)
“Items used for the band's custom challenge pieces or currency”
COINS (5)
“Cornerstone of a building”
QUOIN (5)
“The iconic high-pitched scream of a bull heard most often during the September rut”
BUGLE (5)
“Kind of basin that serves as a hotspot for flora fans”
TIDAL (5)
“A stud on the bottom of a shoe for traction”
CLEAT (5)
“A scarred puppet who was sliced in half by his own apprentice”
SNOKE (5)
“Hard cleaning for a surgeon”
SCRUB (5)
“The person who directs the team strategy”
COACH (5)
“The protagonist's loyal best friend who shared her massive secret.”
LILLY (5)
“Italian food made from dough such as spaghetti or penne”
PASTA (5)
“Liquid that plant roots soak up from soil”
WATER (5)
“Person who makes bread, cakes, and pastries”
BAKER (5)
“The city that is always in a light mood?”
PARIS (5)
“The liquid condiment that coats pasta or pizza”
SAUCE (5)
“Irish slang for fun, gossip, and a thoroughly good time at the pub.”
CRAIC (5)
“Predatory fish, a 'dark' presence in the depths.”
SHARK (5)
“Unsur fisik mendasar berupa goresan atau batas suatu benda”
GARIS (5)
“A round soft cap with a flat top”
BERET (5)
“Freedom from disturbance”
PEACE (5)
“The Big ___ is a popular moniker for the NCAA tournament.”
DANCE (5)
“Iconic LA theater that rolls out the red carpet for the Summer Game Fest.”
DOLBY (5)
“A very large body of salt water”
OCEAN (5)
“To use money to buy something”
SPEND (5)
“A push or a pull that can change how something moves”
FORCE (5)
“A state of complete confusion and lack of order”
CHAOS (5)
“Customizable visual style for the browser”
THEME (5)
“Piece of cake or break a leg”
IDIOM (5)
“The written form of a musical composition.”
SCORE (5)
“A utensil with a shallow bowl used for liquids”
SPOON (5)
“A fierce or angry look”
GLARE (5)
“The half-human leader of the Guardians who goes by Star-Lord”
QUILL (5)
“A common antonym for bold”
TIMID (5)
“The worth of a digit based on where it sits in a number”
VALUE (5)
“Impregnable mountain fortress of House Arryn”
EYRIE (5)
“Principles of reasoning, fundamental to computing”
LOGIC (5)
“Hard structures in the mouth used for chewing”
TEETH (5)
“Common baked food made from flour”
BREAD (5)
“Living thing that starts most food chains by using sunlight”
PLANT (5)
“The weight-bearing shinbone of the lower leg”
TIBIA (5)
“To cut into a shape”
CARVE (5)
“Making an image look sharp and clear”
FOCUS (5)
“What a coronagraph blocks out to photograph distant exoplanets.”
LIGHT (5)
“What the band famously wore as face paint for decades”
MASKS (5)
“Young scholar eagerly absorbing new information”
PUPIL (5)
“A large meal, typically a celebratory one”
FEAST (5)
“Gloomy ruler of the silent realm below”
HADES (5)
“Sinonimo di gara ciclistica.”
CORSA (5)
“The highest natural singing voice type for adult men”
TENOR (5)
“Ebb and flow driven by mysterious lunar forces.”
TIDES (5)
“Spanish word for later, used in a common farewell phrase”
LUEGO (5)
“Gruff mutant who recently shared the screen with a chatty merc”
LOGAN (5)
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