1,104 crossword clues with 6-letter answers, sourced from real Grid Genius puzzles.
“A large round object that circles a star”
PLANET (6)
“A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.”
LEGEND (6)
“A large group of states or countries under one ruler”
EMPIRE (6)
“A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth”
FOREST (6)
“The planet famous for its bright rings”
SATURN (6)
“A group of words containing a subject and a verb”
CLAUSE (6)
“A male parent”
FATHER (6)
“Capacity for doing work”
ENERGY (6)
“What you buy to enter a movie theater”
TICKET (6)
“A person with exceptional intellectual ability”
GENIUS (6)
“Front of a building”
FACADE (6)
“A portable computer that can be used on your knees”
LAPTOP (6)
“Positively charged subatomic particle”
PROTON (6)
“Google's twin, recently spotted in code assist.”
GEMINI (6)
“A solution that resists changes in pH”
BUFFER (6)
“The length and rhythm of a runner's step.”
STRIDE (6)
“Cut short, but still cheat.”
CHISEL (6)
“An extra performance at the end of a show”
ENCORE (6)
“The shack where the children lived at Prufrock Prep”
TRUANT (6)
“Red walkway where outfits are photographed and judged”
CARPET (6)
“The last name of the technical analyst with colorful style”
GARCIA (6)
“Icy, freezing region near the North Pole”
ARCTIC (6)
“Short, fast run”
SPRINT (6)
“The upperclassman who never seems to notice you”
SENPAI (6)
“The European city where technical talks were meant to resume.”
VIENNA (6)
“The streaming network hosting the 20th anniversary special.”
DISNEY (6)
“Baseball hit for three bases”
TRIPLE (6)
“Greek god of the sun, music, and prophecy”
APOLLO (6)
“A popular style of frozen dessert from Italy”
GELATO (6)
“Margin of victory roughly equal to eight feet on the track.”
LENGTH (6)
“Underground tunnel or hole dug by an animal”
BURROW (6)
“Boy's genre, when hens go 'on' and 'shoo' for short.”
SHONEN (6)
“Individual who gains unauthorized access to systems”
HACKER (6)
“A contrasting section that connects the verse and chorus”
BRIDGE (6)
“Yellow dot-chomper navigating ghost-filled mazes.”
PACMAN (6)
“A vast dry grassland that sounds like a single stair”
STEPPE (6)
“Object producing a magnetic field”
MAGNET (6)
“Large unit of the Roman army”
LEGION (6)
“Patty often topped with cheese and flipped on the grates”
BURGER (6)
“Visual trickery on a garment”
TROMPE (6)
“The written text that tells the cast what to say”
SCRIPT (6)
“Sounds like prophet, but it means the money earned above costs”
PROFIT (6)
“City that challenges runners with a series of four grueling hills.”
NEWTON (6)
“To come together; assemble”
GATHER (6)
“Enduring impact on sports and society recognized league-wide.”
LEGACY (6)
“A smooth and creamy seasoned soup of French origin based on crustacean broth”
BISQUE (6)
“Spanish word for pleasure, used when meeting someone new”
PLACER (6)
“Extremely frugal Brooklyn father who knows the exact price of everything his family wastes.”
JULIUS (6)
“To change from a liquid into a solid”
FREEZE (6)
“A movie that continues the story of a previous one”
SEQUEL (6)
“Narrow passage of water connecting two seas”
STRAIT (6)
“Low area between hills often containing a stream”
VALLEY (6)
“Spanish word for the summer season”
VERANO (6)
“Pop star who brought 'SWAG' and surprise guests to his Saturday slot.”
JUSTIN (6)
“Historic San Francisco neighborhood known as a hub of LGBTQ+ culture”
CASTRO (6)
“A Texas city where it was all a dream”
DALLAS (6)
“A revived ancient tongue now spoken in the Middle East”
HEBREW (6)
“How shiny or dull a mineral's surface appears”
LUSTER (6)
“To reach the very top of a climb”
SUMMIT (6)
“The winged messenger who guides souls to the afterlife”
HERMES (6)
“Group of competing teams”
LEAGUE (6)
“Ability to do work or power a device”
ENERGY (6)
“Sam, director of 'American Beauty' and '1917'”
MENDES (6)
“Pedro who portrays the man behind the beskar helmet.”
PASCAL (6)
“Another world genre, where 'I' seek 'ai'.”
ISEKAI (6)
“The scary genre that includes 2026 summer releases like The End of Oak Street”
HORROR (6)
“What the real world expects you to start on Monday”
CAREER (6)
“A composition for an instrumental soloist, often with piano accompaniment, typically in several movements.”
SONATA (6)
“The tip that determines the spray pattern”
NOZZLE (6)
“Crunchy root veggie left out as a snack for the delivery rabbit”
CARROT (6)
“Flat-faced club essential for navigating the lightning-fast, undulating surfaces.”
PUTTER (6)
“The priestess of Delphi who spoke cryptic prophecies”
ORACLE (6)
“Gentle wind”
BREEZE (6)
“Child prodigy who composed The Magic Flute”
MOZART (6)
“Confirm the truth or accuracy of something”
VERIFY (6)
“Killer with breakfast food, or a continuous narrative.”
SERIAL (6)
“Small, shiny embellishment designed to catch the paparazzi's camera flashes.”
SEQUIN (6)
“Italian style of frozen dessert or ice cream”
GELATO (6)
“A unit of liquid volume equal to four quarts”
GALLON (6)
“Equipment used to hit the ball”
RACKET (6)
“A priest or priestess acting as a medium for prophecy”
ORACLE (6)
“Tiny region inside a magnetic material where atoms line up in the same direction”
DOMAIN (6)
“A piece of ground used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.”
GARDEN (6)
“Term for a shared denominator used to add fractions”
COMMON (6)
“A wild or untamed horse often seen in rodeos”
BRONCO (6)
“Any of the eight small bones that make up the wrist”
CARPAL (6)
“A small round fastener used to close a shirt or coat”
BUTTON (6)
“Spanish word for Mrs. or a married woman, normally spelled with an enye”
SENORA (6)
“Dark volcanic rock forming many local cliffs”
BASALT (6)
“Person who grows crops or raises animals for food”
FARMER (6)
“Pop-up shelter providing much-needed campsite shadow”
CANOPY (6)
“Sweet floral reward that gets turned into gold”
NECTAR (6)
“A composite particle made of quarks held together by the strong force”
HADRON (6)
“Folded egg creation customized with various fillings.”
OMELET (6)
“Season of renewal marked by blooming flora”
SPRING (6)
“Aesthetic plan, 'signs' rearranged.”
DESIGN (6)
“Person who gives wise advice”
ORACLE (6)
“What a contestant says before picking a partner”
SPEECH (6)
“Advanced analytics database that historically predicts the champion based on efficiency.”
KENPOM (6)
“It uses the logical and scientific Hangul writing system”
KOREAN (6)
“Professional reviewer whose published opinion can make or break a film”
CRITIC (6)
“Knowledgeable volunteer who talks the talk and walks the walk”
DOCENT (6)
“A unit of time equal to sixty seconds”
MINUTE (6)
“A 'so' mix for a decorative pattern.”
MOSAIC (6)
“A crayon made of powdered pigment and binder”
PASTEL (6)
“Element found in the gas plants absorb from air”
CARBON (6)
“A measure of the three dimensional space something occupies”
VOLUME (6)
“Pain, L-I-N-E, describes mountainous regions.”
ALPINE (6)
“The last name of the author who wrote Little Women”
ALCOTT (6)
“A formal account of findings or issues”
REPORT (6)
“The punctuation mark that ends a statement sentence”
PERIOD (6)
“Second place metal”
SILVER (6)
“Bieber, the Saturday night draw for 2026 attendees”
JUSTIN (6)
“Iconic Manhattan arena hosting the Eastern champs”
GARDEN (6)
“Capital city that hosts a massive multi-day festival every March”
DUBLIN (6)
“What a table tennis player holds”
PADDLE (6)
“Very dry, sandy region that gets little rain”
DESERT (6)
“A separate line of development in version control”
BRANCH (6)
“The giant man who is the keeper of keys at Hogwarts”
HAGRID (6)
“To withdraw from a race due to mechanical failure”
RETIRE (6)
“The Pro spatial computing headset introduced as a major new product category”
VISION (6)
“The great outdoors”
NATURE (6)
“Caramelized sugar crust, perhaps featured on elevated French toast.”
BRULEE (6)
“Another name for the entire universe”
COSMOS (6)
“The part of a shirt that fastens around the neck”
COLLAR (6)
“Particle with a positive charge”
PROTON (6)
“Silent but highly intelligent claymation beagle who loves knitting.”
GROMIT (6)
“Fibrous tissue that connects a muscle to a bone”
TENDON (6)
“Kratos' wife, who takes the spotlight in the new God of War prequel announcement.”
LAUFEY (6)
“Me, Z, yen, for a biological catalyst.”
ENZYME (6)
“A horizontal support across the top of a door or window”
LINTEL (6)
“Half of the famous duo behind a global frozen empire”
JERRYS (6)
“Connected to the internet”
ONLINE (6)
“Played in a smooth, flowing manner without breaks between notes”
LEGATO (6)
“Pattern of beats”
RHYTHM (6)
“A small creature with hairy feet who lives in a hole in Middle-earth”
HOBBIT (6)
“A large group of sharks swimming together”
SCHOOL (6)
“Money made available to borrow and pay back later”
CREDIT (6)
“The Volturi member who can see emotional bonds between people”
MARCUS (6)
“The planet known for its prominent rings”
SATURN (6)
“The universe as an orderly system”
COSMOS (6)
“Invisible force that turns a blooming tree into a flurry of falling color.”
BREEZE (6)
“Nerve cell transmitting signals”
NEURON (6)
“A discrete packet of electromagnetic radiation or light”
PHOTON (6)
“Very dry habitat that gets little rainfall”
DESERT (6)
“A score given to show the quality of something”
RATING (6)
“The last name of the shipwrecked Robinson in Daniel Defoe's novel”
CRUSOE (6)
“The day of the week when this particular cheesy celebration always falls.”
FRIDAY (6)
“Extensive treeless plains in South America”
PAMPAS (6)
“Red Hat-sponsored community distribution”
FEDORA (6)
“Day of the week this annual extravaganza occurs”
MONDAY (6)
“The feeling evoked by the island and its bitter cordial”
MISERY (6)
“To look through a location for hidden items”
SEARCH (6)
“A north London neighborhood mentioned in a song about feeling small”
CAMDEN (6)
“A picture made from small colored pieces of glass or tile”
MOSAIC (6)
“Bradley who directed and co-starred with her in A Star Is Born”
COOPER (6)
“A parameter in a neural network”
WEIGHT (6)
“A large unit of the Roman army”
LEGION (6)
“A desert plant with spines and no leaves.”
CACTUS (6)
“Light and easy in tone, like a good vacation novel”
BREEZY (6)
“A cloud of gas and dust in outer space”
NEBULA (6)
“Writer of books and novels”
AUTHOR (6)
“Protective gear for the head”
HELMET (6)
“A small file that can be used to track web sessions”
COOKIE (6)
“A distinctive mode of pronunciation typical of a particular locality”
ACCENT (6)
“The long landing strip required for the returning spacecraft.”
RUNWAY (6)
“Arid land with sparse vegetation”
DESERT (6)
“Greek city state known for its powerful military training”
SPARTA (6)
“Jannik ___, Italian defending his men's title in 2026. [1.2.9]”
SINNER (6)
“A self-portrait photo”
SELFIE (6)
“Sanskrit word for peace, often chanted three times at the end of practice”
SHANTI (6)
“The Spanish word for a party or festival”
FIESTA (6)
“The 18-carat gold prize lifted by the champions”
TROPHY (6)
“Military clash at the center of the holiday's origin.”
BATTLE (6)
“Protected from unauthorized access”
SECURE (6)
“The four middle squares players fight for”
CENTER (6)
“The military shadow that stood behind the sun of Japan”
SHOGUN (6)
“Nordic powerhouse tied with Ireland for the most victories”
SWEDEN (6)
“The small window you look through to aim”
VIEWER (6)
“A serpent-haired woman whose gaze turns men to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“The place where the agents do their paperwork”
OFFICE (6)
“The cage that protects the vital rhythm”
THORAX (6)
“Collect opinions or data from a group”
SURVEY (6)
“The horn that sounds at the end of the game, sometimes beaten by a dramatic shot.”
BUZZER (6)
“A natural spring that periodically ejects a column of water”
GEYSER (6)
“A medieval soldier who wore armor”
KNIGHT (6)
“Former students proudly wearing their alma mater's colors.”
ALUMNI (6)
“Cardigan or Stetson for example”
EPONYM (6)
“Susan Sarandon's outlaw character who drove a Thunderbird off a cliff with her bestie.”
LOUISE (6)
“A statement of intent to cause harm or pain”
THREAT (6)
“The character that represents the player on screen”
AVATAR (6)
“John, the executive rumored to take the CEO reins next.”
TERNUS (6)
“Patriotic tune that unites a nation's players before kickoff”
ANTHEM (6)
“One who ranges, perhaps, or a guardian of the wild.”
RANGER (6)
“Golden prize hoisted by the tournament champions”
TROPHY (6)
“Insulated trunk companion for keeping your travel drinks cold.”
COOLER (6)
“A tall woody grass that is the primary food for pandas”
BAMBOO (6)
“The Spanish word for a party or religious festival”
FIESTA (6)
“A sequence of events, or a captivating show.”
SERIES (6)
“A defensive challenge meant to dispossess an opponent”
TACKLE (6)
“To protect against threats”
SECURE (6)
“Containerization platform”
DOCKER (6)
“The Last of Us actor Pedro, fancast by Jack Black as a new antagonist.”
PASCAL (6)
“An interval of eight notes”
OCTAVE (6)
“Money demanded by cybercriminals to restore access”
RANSOM (6)
“To allow light to reach the camera's sensor or film”
EXPOSE (6)
“Edgar, known for 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Baby Driver'”
WRIGHT (6)
“Sci-fi legend Sigourney, who joined the 2026 cast”
WEAVER (6)
“A statement of an intention to inflict pain or injury”
THREAT (6)
“A follow-up entry, like the recently announced Until Dawn 2.”
SEQUEL (6)
“A helpful dime dropped right before a bucket.”
ASSIST (6)
“One of the three timed segments that make up a full lap”
SECTOR (6)
“Picture made from small pieces of glass or stone”
MOSAIC (6)
“Northernmost of the three 2026 host countries”
CANADA (6)
“Medical professional who treats illnesses.”
DOCTOR (6)
“Splitting a number creates equal ___”
GROUPS (6)
“The player who snaps the ball to the leader”
CENTER (6)
“Seat of power in Westeros”
THRONE (6)
“A restart kick taken from the intersection of the touchline and goal line”
CORNER (6)
“The command that starts the performance”
ACTION (6)
“An outdoor feast often involving a wicker basket.”
PICNIC (6)
“Information that is kept hidden from others”
SECRET (6)
“Vital head protection for every driver”
HELMET (6)
“Last runner in a relay”
ANCHOR (6)
“The amount of space a substance or object takes up”
VOLUME (6)
“The satisfyingly crunchy exterior texture of a well-cooked serving.”
CRISPY (6)
“Vertical support pillar”
COLUMN (6)
“A powerful software component”
ENGINE (6)
“Korean side dish of salted and fermented vegetables”
KIMCHI (6)
“Northern wind that sounds quite dull”
BOREAN (6)
“A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical”
LEGEND (6)
“Oscar-winning composer Göransson returning for the movie”
LUDWIG (6)
“The upper part of a womans dress”
BODICE (6)
“Open to or shared by all the people in an area”
PUBLIC (6)
“To multiply a number by three”
TRIPLE (6)
“Type of fraction where the numerator is smaller than the denominator”
PROPER (6)
“One of three twenty-minute segments in a regulation matchup”
PERIOD (6)
“A three-legged stand for a camera”
TRIPOD (6)
“One of eight equal parts”
EIGHTH (6)
“Traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves”
KIMONO (6)
“A shot drained from beyond the three-point arc.”
TRIPLE (6)
“A small sample of the truth under the microscope”
BIOPSY (6)
“A word part added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning”
PREFIX (6)
“To break free from confinement or control”
ESCAPE (6)
“The city in Texas where Porter worked as a bank teller”
AUSTIN (6)
“Three vertical posts in the wicket”
STUMPS (6)
“Rare and unusual, 'toxic' in an unusual way.”
EXOTIC (6)
“Touring technician who hauls and tunes the gear.”
ROADIE (6)
“English pilot becomes a pawn in feudal Japan”
SHOGUN (6)
“The warm, continuous sound format heavily favored by traditional audiophiles.”
ANALOG (6)
“A short race run at top speed”
SPRINT (6)
“Spanish verb meaning to travel”
VIAJAR (6)
“A city where the education was a real battle”
SPARTA (6)
“Descartes' famous first word of his foundational premise”
COGITO (6)
“Preserved remains of an ancient plant or animal”
FOSSIL (6)
“To multiply a number by two”
DOUBLE (6)
“Amount of three-dimensional space a substance occupies”
VOLUME (6)
“Creature with a lion's body and a woman's head who asked riddles”
SPHINX (6)
“There are seven of these in the modern NFL selection process.”
ROUNDS (6)
“A part of a controller that you press to jump or shoot”
BUTTON (6)
“Electronic device that holds a thousand vacation stories”
KINDLE (6)
“An arrangement of flowers or leaves in a circle”
WREATH (6)
“Class member experiencing their final days of undergrad”
SENIOR (6)
“The global organization that originally established World Book Day.”
UNESCO (6)
“Sorceress obsessed with a specific dime.”
MAGICA (6)
“Ancient cultural and linguistic roots shared by the Irish, Scottish, and Welsh.”
CELTIC (6)
“A score of one stroke under par”
BIRDIE (6)
“A tight squeeze for twenty percent of global crude flows.”
HORMUZ (6)
“A tier in, for the eye's light-sensitive layer.”
RETINA (6)
“Orange-fleshed tropical breakfast staple containing peppery black seeds.”
PAPAYA (6)
“Cameron, son of Carlos, headlining the 2026 prospect class”
BOOZER (6)
“1783 agreement that officially ended the war”
TREATY (6)
“Green-banded tires bolted on when the track is only slightly wet.”
INTERS (6)
“What a verb usually shows a person or thing doing”
ACTION (6)
“The crucial pass that directly sets up a teammate's goal”
ASSIST (6)
“The 53-man squad every drafted player hopes to make.”
ROSTER (6)
“Fancy, traditional headwear showcased in festive processions”
BONNET (6)
“Rodent known for building dams”
BEAVER (6)
“Sword cover, or a close-fitting dress”
SHEATH (6)
“OpenAI's CEO, Sam ______.”
ALTMAN (6)
“A serious crime usually involving violence”
FELONY (6)
“The scrolling symbols showing current stock prices”
TICKER (6)
“Filmmaker whose personal influence and artistic control are highly distinct”
AUTEUR (6)
“Power a plant gets from sunlight”
ENERGY (6)
“A person who corrects or modifies text”
EDITOR (6)
“Quantity that has both size and direction, like velocity”
VECTOR (6)
“Object that produces a magnetic field”
MAGNET (6)
“Number system with two digits, 0 and 1”
BINARY (6)
“Open-air stage dedicated to extended electronic music sets.”
QUASAR (6)
“Madison Square Garden residents chasing a long-awaited title.”
KNICKS (6)
“Opening ceremony procession”
PARADE (6)
“A set of episodes broadcast during one year”
SEASON (6)
“The seventh planet from the Sun”
URANUS (6)
“Music industry award she has won over a dozen times”
GRAMMY (6)
“A composition for an instrumental soloist, often with piano accompaniment”
SONATA (6)
“First-year player”
ROOKIE (6)
“French word for the sun”
SOLEIL (6)
“Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm.”
POETRY (6)
“A short mark used to join compound words or split a word between lines”
HYPHEN (6)
“Distinct layers of rock stacked on top of each other”
STRATA (6)
“Peanuts character who often imagines himself as a World War I Flying Ace.”
SNOOPY (6)
“The ancient civilization known for the first Olympics”
GREECE (6)
“Tusked mammal, 'raw sul' could describe its state.”
WALRUS (6)
“A type of noun a name like teacher or friend can describe”
PERSON (6)
“The pharmaceutical sales rep who rents Jesses room for a while”
REAGAN (6)
“Seesaw-like obstacle on the course”
TEETER (6)
“Quantity that has only a size and no direction, like speed”
SCALAR (6)
“Color of the powder a mineral leaves when scratched on tile”
STREAK (6)
“A professional who represents clients in legal matters”
LAWYER (6)
“The underground venue where the band was discovered by Brian Epstein.”
CAVERN (6)
“A contrasting section that prepares for the return of the original material”
BRIDGE (6)
“The last name of the author who wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four”
ORWELL (6)
“Musical style played in a smooth and connected manner”
LEGATO (6)
“Aviation pioneer whose surname graces the venue of the French Open.”
GARROS (6)
“Filmmaker whose distinct personal influence shines through their work”
AUTEUR (6)
“Spiked footwear tearing up the basepaths”
CLEATS (6)
“City where her arena tour plays the day after her 2026 birthday”
BOSTON (6)
“Third place metal”
BRONZE (6)
“Protective hand gear worn by the batter and keeper”
GLOVES (6)
“The great divide that split the secret society apart”
SCHISM (6)
“Core software that runs a browser”
ENGINE (6)
“The broader organization the detectives represent”
POLICE (6)
“Founder of a prominent educational foundation and widow of a sports legend.”
RACHEL (6)
“Task force director who wields unchecked global authority.”
STRATT (6)
“Cinnamon-sugar dusted Spanish stick”
CHURRO (6)
“Something sworn not to be told to the parents.”
SECRET (6)
“Person who attacked and robbed ships at sea”
PIRATE (6)
“Dark, fine-grained igneous rock formed from cooled lava”
BASALT (6)
“A unit of 'dos' out for the artist's space.”
STUDIO (6)
“The London neighborhood that serves as a song title on the Good Riddance album”
CAMDEN (6)
“Birthplace of democracy”
GREECE (6)
“A verb form ending in ing that acts as a noun”
GERUND (6)
“A waterproof jacket or a boring person”
ANORAK (6)
“Super-powered canine companion with a red collar”
KRYPTO (6)
“A dressy shirt typically worn by women”
BLOUSE (6)
“Short, fast race”
SPRINT (6)
“Device that detects physical input”
SENSOR (6)
“An object or image that represents a deeper idea”
SYMBOL (6)
“The plural word for more than one person”
PEOPLE (6)
“The stressful, imaginary sphere surrounding teams nervously awaiting an at-large bid.”
BUBBLE (6)
“What she promises to be even when it hurts”
HONEST (6)
“Graphite instrument that constantly needs sharpening”
PENCIL (6)
“Emerge from a long winter's slumber.”
AWAKEN (6)
“A limb growing out from a tree trunk”
BRANCH (6)
“Wheel with a rope or chain used to lift heavy objects”
PULLEY (6)
“Street procession featuring floats and marching bands”
PARADE (6)
“Method acting pioneer who 'coulda been a contender'”
BRANDO (6)
“A wooden paddle serving up several small tasting glasses for the indecisive.”
FLIGHT (6)
“How long something is from end to end”
LENGTH (6)
“The tantalizing potential that makes a raw player worth taking”
UPSIDE (6)
“One who catches, or a 'fresh' start to a sea tale.”
FISHER (6)
“A coin worth five cents”
NICKEL (6)
“Poor child's sea globe.”
URCHIN (6)
“Money received from work or other sources”
INCOME (6)
“A best-of-seven showdown between two playoff contenders.”
SERIES (6)
“The winged-sandaled messenger of the gods”
HERMES (6)
“Harmful code disguised as a legitimate program”
TROJAN (6)
“A short promotional clip hinting at next year's drama.”
TEASER (6)
“Mythical beast ridden by Targaryens”
DRAGON (6)
“The bustling business side of the event where distribution deals are struck”
MARCHE (6)
“Ribbon-tied stand-in for the actual sheepskin”
SCROLL (6)
“A set piece taken from the flag after a defender knocks it out of bounds.”
CORNER (6)
“Radio wave sent from a spacecraft to Earth”
SIGNAL (6)
“Governing body of lawmakers in ancient Rome”
SENATE (6)
“Place of worship for followers of Islam”
MOSQUE (6)
“A short, flared ruffle attached at the waistline of a jacket or bodice.”
PEPLUM (6)
“Ohio city that traditionally hosts the "First Four" games.”
DAYTON (6)
“A grand depression that is anything but sad”
CANYON (6)
“Act of changing position or moving from place to place”
MOTION (6)
“An instance of a class”
OBJECT (6)
“Make smaller, or thicken a sauce”
REDUCE (6)
“Number system consisting only of zeros and ones”
BINARY (6)
“Sounds like serial, but it's a breakfast food made from grain”
CEREAL (6)
“Dermal denticles that feel like sandpaper”
SCALES (6)
“Beast Incarnate facing a monumental physical test.”
LESNAR (6)
“The delusional Spanish knight who tilts at windmills”
QUXOTE (6)
“Headgear that strictly stays on in public”
HELMET (6)
“Earliest stage of a developing plant or animal, before birth or hatching”
EMBRYO (6)
“A group of three digits set off by commas in a large number”
PERIOD (6)
“Northern co-host nation for the expanded 2026 tournament”
CANADA (6)
“To seize someone by legal authority and take into custody”
ARREST (6)
“Utah features that support nothing but the sky”
ARCHES (6)
“The first name of the vampire who falls in love with Bella”
EDWARD (6)
“Bony girdle that transmits body weight to the lower limbs”
PELVIS (6)
“Colorful plant part that attracts bees”
FLOWER (6)
“A composition for an instrumental soloist”
SONATA (6)
“Williams sister making a surprise singles comeback via wildcard in 2026.”
SERENA (6)
“Scoring guide that keeps expectations crystal clear”
RUBRIC (6)
“A limb of a tree extending from the trunk.”
BRANCH (6)
“Digits needed to connect”
NUMBER (6)
“The reason for doing something or committing a crime”
MOTIVE (6)
“Web site serving as an entry point”
PORTAL (6)
“Large weapon that fires heavy iron balls”
CANNON (6)
“Dangling decorative threads commonly seen on festival jackets and boots”
FRINGE (6)
“These might be highest for a straight-A student”
HONORS (6)
“Buried treasure from a Korean cellar”
KIMCHI (6)
“The perpetually gloomy, crime-ridden city defended by our hero.”
GOTHAM (6)
“Offensive foul against a defender”
CHARGE (6)
“A series of arches supported by columns or piers”
ARCADE (6)
“International sensation challenging for the Women's World title.”
VAQUER (6)
“The galactic profession of the franchise's co-lead.”
RANGER (6)
“Arkansas guard Meleek, a top 2026 draft target”
THOMAS (6)
“A number multiplied with another to get a product”
FACTOR (6)
“A set of related TV shows or movies”
SERIES (6)
“Describes anything made of cells that grows and reproduces”
LIVING (6)
“Dry landform that receives very little rainfall”
DESERT (6)
“Cold, treeless biome with permanently frozen ground beneath the surface”
TUNDRA (6)
“Generous pieces of candy or baked goods famously mixed into the base”
CHUNKS (6)
“Common, hard, glassy mineral found in many rocks”
QUARTZ (6)
“Twisting force that causes rotation”
TORQUE (6)
“Competition locations”
VENUES (6)
“Abundance of valuable possessions governed by the house of values”
WEALTH (6)
“Small four-stringed instrument played with a bow”
VIOLIN (6)
“A photo taken of yourself”
SELFIE (6)
“The set of three wooden stumps and two bails”
WICKET (6)
“A rare four-leafed mutation of this plant is considered highly fortunate”
CLOVER (6)
“Large area covered with trees, home to owls and deer”
FOREST (6)
“The blue-painted safe zone for a netminder”
CREASE (6)
“Goddess born fully armed from her fathers head”
ATHENA (6)
“The rise and fall of Pablo Escobar’s empire”
NARCOS (6)
“Group of similar cells working together”
TISSUE (6)
“Soft color palette dominating spring decorations”
PASTEL (6)
“Sounds like mussel, but it's tissue in the body that helps you move”
MUSCLE (6)
“Complete set of an organism's DNA”
GENOME (6)
“Small data file stored by websites”
COOKIE (6)
“The live digital broadcast watched by millions of eager gamers.”
STREAM (6)
“Protective gear worn on the hands by the batter or keeper”
GLOVES (6)
“Acclaimed actress Sandra, joining the cast of the 2026 adaptation.”
HULLER (6)
“A dissociative state where the shadow takes control”
TRANCE (6)
“A ruler of a Muslim state or the Ottoman Empire”
SULTAN (6)
“Subatomic particle such as a proton or a neutron”
BARYON (6)
“Patriotic song performed just before the first pitch”
ANTHEM (6)
“The person who wrote a book”
AUTHOR (6)
“Tall woody grass eaten by pandas”
BAMBOO (6)
“Precious metal that makes up the coveted chalice”
SILVER (6)
“Large area of flat unforested grassland in Europe or Asia”
STEPPE (6)
“Mounted medieval warrior”
KNIGHT (6)
“The humble keeper of the hearth fire”
HESTIA (6)
“The outer and thinner of the two bones in the lower leg”
FIBULA (6)
“The branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles”
ETHICS (6)
“A three-dimensional work of art carved from stone or wood”
STATUE (6)
“Element vital for respiration”
OXYGEN (6)
“An upperclassman who might finally notice you”
SENPAI (6)
“The official list of 26 active players ready for the first game”
ROSTER (6)
“The Larry O'Brien prize hoisted by the victors.”
TROPHY (6)
“A stringed musical instrument, the highest-pitched of the violin family”
VIOLIN (6)
“Nationality of the car manufacturer”
GERMAN (6)
“Moon defender, one who works on a boat, or 'Lori's' 'a's.”
SAILOR (6)
“A bracket-____ is an unexpected win that ruins your predictions.”
BUSTER (6)
“A person who writes books”
AUTHOR (6)
“Property of matter causing electric force”
CHARGE (6)
“A vehicle used to travel into outer space”
ROCKET (6)
“A mythical creature often represented by a long puppet in Chinese New Year”
DRAGON (6)
“Stored form of power found inside glucose”
ENERGY (6)
“The main food served during the chaotic Thanksgiving episodes”
TURKEY (6)
“Device necessary to boost a turntable's weak phono signal to line level.”
PREAMP (6)
“Home to the Eyrie”
VALLEY (6)
“Training technique using food to guide a canine into a desired position.”
LURING (6)
“To let light hit the film or sensor”
EXPOSE (6)
“A common antonym for abundant”
SCARCE (6)
“The explosive, high-octane genre that dominates the summer box office”
ACTION (6)
“A potential danger that could exploit a vulnerability”
THREAT (6)
“Massachusetts city where colonists dumped tea into the harbor”
BOSTON (6)
“The long platform where models walk during a fashion show”
RUNWAY (6)
“General bakery category encompassing these fried rings”
PASTRY (6)
“Device that detects or measures a physical property”
SENSOR (6)
“Of a medieval land system”
FEUDAL (6)
“A wooden-sounding support for your lower back”
LUMBAR (6)
“New York squad breaking a decades-long drought in the 2026 title round”
KNICKS (6)
“Birthday bird celebrated annually on the ninth of the sixth month [1.1.1].”
DONALD (6)
“A simplified speech used for communication between different groups”
PIDGIN (6)
“Teacher, master, 'I' see 'sense' in wisdom.”
SENSEI (6)
“Spanish word for shoe”
ZAPATO (6)
“Best performance ever”
RECORD (6)
“Dense woodland area protected by the NPS”
FOREST (6)
“A movie genre meant to make you laugh”
COMEDY (6)
“Country known for ancient philosophers”
GREECE (6)
“A scary movie designed to frighten viewers”
HORROR (6)
“Official park guide often seen in a flat hat”
RANGER (6)
“Simplify a fraction down to its ___ terms”
LOWEST (6)
“Player setting a pick”
SCREEN (6)
“Goddess of wisdom and warfare”
ATHENA (6)
“The Scripps Cup is the prestigious one handed to the winner.”
TROPHY (6)
“Tusked mammal, where 'raw' might 'louse' up a meal.”
WALRUS (6)
“An oval track used for chariot racing”
CIRCUS (6)
“A place where professional photos are often taken”
STUDIO (6)
“Silver State where wrestling legacies are etched in gold this year.”
NEVADA (6)
“Type of network inspired by the biological brain”
NEURAL (6)
“Plant tissue that carries sugar to other parts”
PHLOEM (6)
“Low land between two ridges”
VALLEY (6)
“Precarious position for a team awaiting Selection Sunday.”
BUBBLE (6)
“The highest point of a mountain or hill”
SUMMIT (6)
“Nautical theme of his everyday outfit.”
SAILOR (6)
“Land mass surrounded by water”
ISLAND (6)
“The color of the card that serves as a stern warning”
YELLOW (6)
“Material used to put custom graphics onto tshirts”
IRONON (6)
“Display on a smartphone”
SCREEN (6)
“Actress Kidman who co-chaired the 2026 spectacle”
NICOLE (6)
“Air-conditioned tent often hosting punk, Latin, and indie rock”
SONORA (6)
“Property of matter that causes electric forces”
CHARGE (6)
“A written plan that tracks expected income and expenses”
BUDGET (6)
“Eras Tour headliner who considers Gomez one of her oldest industry pals.”
TAYLOR (6)
“A stringed musical instrument of treble pitch, played with a horsehair bow”
VIOLIN (6)
“A giant cloud of dust and gas in deep space”
NEBULA (6)
“Joan, the distinctive voice behind the yodeling cowgirl.”
CUSACK (6)
“Translucent, sweet fruit related to the lychee, often called 'dragon eye.'”
LONGAN (6)
“The final episode of a season or series”
FINALE (6)
“Two-channel sound reproduction format that largely replaced mono.”
STEREO (6)
“The highest pitched member of the string family”
VIOLIN (6)
“Native tongue spoken in the Gaeltacht regions”
GAELIC (6)
“A play characterized by its humorous or satirical tone and its depiction of amusing incidents.”
COMEDY (6)
“Gas station purchases like beef jerky and trail mix.”
SNACKS (6)
“A figure that is completely stone-faced”
STATUE (6)
“Sounds like thrown, but it's the chair a king or queen sits on”
THRONE (6)
“A person you like and enjoy spending time with”
FRIEND (6)
“Painter or sculptor, like Picasso”
ARTIST (6)
“A quantity having direction as well as magnitude”
VECTOR (6)
“A sequence of matches played between two teams”
SERIES (6)
“Protein that acts as a catalyst for chemical reactions”
ENZYME (6)
“The mysterious millionaire who hosts lavish parties in a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald”
GATSBY (6)
“Bowl-shaped hollow formed by a volcanic eruption or impact”
CRATER (6)
“Dog-like predator seen in the latest theatrical adventure”
ANOOBA (6)
“The part of the computer where images and text are displayed”
SCREEN (6)
“The prize awarded to the runner up”
SILVER (6)
“Duke, the Canadian stuntman with a tragic jumping history.”
CABOOM (6)
“Controls devices from a distance”
REMOTE (6)
“The smallest and coldest ocean, located at the North Pole”
ARCTIC (6)
“The warm season unofficially kicked off by this long weekend”
SUMMER (6)
“Not easily upset or derailed, like a solid foundation”
STABLE (6)
“The industry found at the Lucky Smells mill”
LUMBER (6)
“The study of moral principles and conduct”
ETHICS (6)
“A massive system of stars and gas clouds”
GALAXY (6)
“A whole number that splits another number with no remainder”
FACTOR (6)
“A formal document describing findings or feedback”
REPORT (6)
“It's about the heart, dear, I'm told.”
CARDIO (6)
“A group of related words that does not contain a subject and verb together”
PHRASE (6)
“Force a machine produces after work is done”
OUTPUT (6)
“Term for fractions that have different denominators”
UNLIKE (6)
“Extraterrestrial rock often blamed for the end of the Mesozoic era”
METEOR (6)
“A deep gorge, can you imagine one without water?”
CANYON (6)
“A religious or solemn ceremony performed regularly”
RITUAL (6)
“Unsung heroes of the ensemble who support the leads”
CHORUS (6)
“Neat-freak single father who enlists his brother-in-law and best friend for help.”
TANNER (6)
“Heavy base supporting a statue or column”
PLINTH (6)
“Fourth state of matter, often found in stars”
PLASMA (6)
“Deep, narrow valley with steep sides carved by a river”
CANYON (6)
“A person with great intelligence”
GENIUS (6)
“The Ohio city where the First Four matchups traditionally tip off every year.”
DAYTON (6)
“The French word for a cheese made specifically from goat milk”
CHEVRE (6)
“Microblogging site where user amyricha first posted the iconic spring joke in 2012.”
TUMBLR (6)
“Object that can pull certain metals toward itself”
MAGNET (6)
“Actor who traded a high-tech iron suit for a green cloak”
DOWNEY (6)
“Safety connection that sends extra electric charge safely into the earth”
GROUND (6)
“Films that are frequently the subject of reviews”
MOVIES (6)
“Hard hat worn while standing in the batter's box”
HELMET (6)
“Physical copies of photos on paper”
PRINTS (6)
“Device used to detect and measure physical properties”
SENSOR (6)
“Purple and gold franchise with a storied postseason history.”
LAKERS (6)
“Collection of hives where the buzz happens”
APIARY (6)
“Northern neighbor facing new tariff threats from Trump.”
CANADA (6)
“The strength of a connection between nodes in a neural network”
WEIGHT (6)
“A flat touchscreen device larger than a phone”
TABLET (6)
“Starting a cinematic series over from scratch, often with a fresh cast.”
REBOOT (6)
“The trait that allowed Abigail to see the long-term consequences”
WISDOM (6)
“Rendered animal fat making a surprising ancestral return in modern pie crusts.”
TALLOW (6)
“Unit used to measure the strength of an electric current”
AMPERE (6)
“Professional who weighs in before taking the reins.”
JOCKEY (6)
“A person who herds cattle on a ranch”
COWBOY (6)
“A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish”
RECIPE (6)
“Cloak for a fireplace shelf”
MANTLE (6)
“Surname of the megalomaniacal CEO portrayed by Nicholas Hoult”
LUTHOR (6)
“A comparison between two unlike things using the word like or as”
SIMILE (6)
“Network of private computers infected with malicious software and controlled as a group”
BOTNET (6)
“A shout to the umpire asking for a player to be out”
APPEAL (6)
“The liquid mixture poured onto the hot plates.”
BATTER (6)
“An imagined place where everything is perfect”
UTOPIA (6)
“The flagship sedan model, without a space”
SCLASS (6)
“Narrow passage, perhaps I start with it”
STRAIT (6)
“What a bad relationship eventually becomes”
LESSON (6)
“Gradually increasing in visible surface area.”
WAXING (6)
“Car seller, 'leader' with a twist.”
DEALER (6)
“An artistic dance form performed to music using precise and highly formalized set steps and gestures”
BALLET (6)
“A vehicle used to launch people or satellites into space”
ROCKET (6)
“Sounds like sensor, but it means to remove unacceptable content”
CENSOR (6)
“You'll be stuck without these five crucial letters”
VOWELS (6)
“Type of circuit with only one path for current to flow”
SERIES (6)
“Massive electronic music stage named for a sandy expanse.”
SAHARA (6)
“Line that separates one country or region from another”
BORDER (6)
“Stretchy canine companion with a southern drawl.”
SLINKY (6)
“Three stumps with bails on top”
WICKET (6)
“A three legged stand used to hold a camera steady”
TRIPOD (6)
“A simple porous animal that filters water for food”
SPONGE (6)
“A 'pin' at, for aged surface.”
PATINA (6)
“The part of a plant that blooms and produces seeds.”
FLOWER (6)
“One who enjoys books and stories.”
READER (6)
“The trait he admits he is not being in a popular track about deception”
HONEST (6)
“Relating to a network inspired by the brain”
NEURAL (6)
“The first place to the right of a decimal point”
TENTHS (6)
“A common antonym for generous”
STINGY (6)
“How heavy an object is”
WEIGHT (6)
“Lucky mutated plant found in the grass”
CLOVER (6)
“A number being multiplied in a problem”
FACTOR (6)
“Space devoid of matter.”
VACUUM (6)
“To watch video content over the internet”
STREAM (6)
“The wide central section of an entablature, often decorated with reliefs”
FRIEZE (6)
“Sharon who set the women's course record in 2025 and returns to defend her title in 2026.”
LOKEDI (6)
“A famous moniker often preceded by Dark.”
KNIGHT (6)
“A powerful computer that provides data to other computers”
SERVER (6)
“Norma Jeane's iconic silver screen surname”
MONROE (6)
“Input force applied to operate a simple machine”
EFFORT (6)
“Foreign word that translates to a fleeting floral phenomenon.”
SAKURA (6)
“A settlement or territory under the control of a distant parent nation”
COLONY (6)
“Fixes errors, often autonomously now, thanks to digital brains.”
DEBUGS (6)
“A period of learning, or the moral taken away from it”
LESSON (6)
“The vast setting located far, far away”
GALAXY (6)
“Working-class Lanford patriarch portrayed by John Goodman.”
CONNER (6)
“Force you apply to a machine to get work done”
EFFORT (6)
“Petrified prehistoric proof”
FOSSIL (6)
“Positively charged particle found in the nucleus of an atom”
PROTON (6)
“A violation caused by stopping then restarting a dribble”
DOUBLE (6)
“A long strip of cloth with a design or message”
BANNER (6)
“An ionized state of matter often found in stars”
PLASMA (6)
“Bright color often worn to support pollinators on May 20”
YELLOW (6)
“Line of talent scheduled to perform this weekend.”
ROSTER (6)
“Cutter of cloth, could be a tail or.”
TAILOR (6)
“A specialized cell designed to transmit nerve impulses”
NEURON (6)
“A plan for how to spend and save money”
BUDGET (6)
“Permanent ink mentioned as a lasting mark on skin”
TATTOO (6)
“A person who writes books or articles.”
AUTHOR (6)
“Greek messenger god known for his winged sandals”
HERMES (6)
“Riddle loving guardian with a human head and lion body”
SPHINX (6)
“Person trained to diagnose and treat sick or injured people”
DOCTOR (6)
“A small river, or how you watch content online now.”
STREAM (6)
“A computer program or device that provides functionality for other programs”
SERVER (6)
“The ancient nation where the story of Abigail takes place”
ISRAEL (6)
“Network of compromised computers controlled by a malicious party”
BOTNET (6)
“A 'sum' for me, oddly, in a grand building.”
MUSEUM (6)
“Horse rider”
JOCKEY (6)
“The digital artwork or pattern you prepare for the machine”
DESIGN (6)
“Pseudoscience and parallel universes with Walter Bishop”
FRINGE (6)
“The surface where a movie is projected”
SCREEN (6)
“An open field filled with summer wildflowers”
MEADOW (6)
“Informal Spanish greeting meaning good, used any time of day”
BUENAS (6)
“To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm”
EXCITE (6)
“Start of the game with a jump ball”
TIPOFF (6)
“A period of time equal to ten years”
DECADE (6)
“Byproduct gas released when water molecules split”
OXYGEN (6)
“Malicious program disguised as legitimate software to deceive users”
TROJAN (6)
“A military ruler in a feudal Japanese epic”
SHOGUN (6)
“Disturb, or a decorative frill”
RUFFLE (6)
“Aerobic exercise that gets the heart pumping”
CARDIO (6)
“A two-headed monster on your upper arm”
BICEPS (6)
“Off-spinner's tricky delivery that turns the other way”
DOOSRA (6)
“Branch of philosophy dealing with moral principles”
ETHICS (6)
“Italian powerhouse entering the 2026 event as a top favorite on a massive win streak.”
SINNER (6)
“French word for house”
MAISON (6)
“Character who transitioned from detective to Assistant District Attorney”
CARISI (6)
“An indoor room where professional photos are taken”
STUDIO (6)
“Coin-op venue, celebrated by the 'Iconic' cabinet lineup of 2026.”
ARCADE (6)
“A small dome-like structure on top of a larger roof or tower”
CUPOLA (6)
“Type of giant illuminated wheel offering panoramic views of the grounds”
FERRIS (6)
“Zig-zag pole obstacles in the Masters competition”
WEAVES (6)
“How tall something is from bottom to top”
HEIGHT (6)
“A number that divides evenly into another number”
FACTOR (6)
“An extremely rare encounter between a shark and a human”
ATTACK (6)
“The official who makes decisions on the field”
UMPIRE (6)
“A person thought to be able to predict the future”
ORACLE (6)
“Newer stage featuring extended DJ sets and geometric designs”
QUASAR (6)
“A repeated phrase or sound used to aid concentration”
MANTRA (6)
“To save someone from a dangerous or distressing situation”
RESCUE (6)
“Yellow powder produced by flowers”
POLLEN (6)
“The medical examiner who provides crucial forensic evidence”
WARNER (6)
“Small piece of data stored in a browser that can be used for tracking”
COOKIE (6)
“A long journey involving travel by sea”
VOYAGE (6)
“The written text of a play”
SCRIPT (6)
“Automated sequence of commands”
SCRIPT (6)
“Indigenous language still spoken in parts of the old country”
GAELIC (6)
“A narrow view of the world needing correction”
MYOPIA (6)
“Ocean bordering Africa, southern Asia, and Australia”
INDIAN (6)
“The physical location where you go to enjoy a summer blockbuster”
CINEMA (6)
“Illegal movement with the ball”
TRAVEL (6)
“Curious, friendly hound known for its excellent nose and distinctive baying.”
BEAGLE (6)
“Looking for information using an engine like Google”
SEARCH (6)
“The type of creature in Nicks novel titled Julius Pepperwood”
ZOMBIE (6)
“Borrowed money used to purchase securities”
MARGIN (6)
“Preserved remains of an ancient organism”
FOSSIL (6)
“Title for a mentor or teacher like Kakashi”
SENSEI (6)
“The explosive, high-energy genre that traditionally rules the summer box office”
ACTION (6)
“A gorgon whose gaze could turn men to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“Slender lateral bone running beside the shin”
FIBULA (6)
“A unit of money equal to one hundred cents”
DOLLAR (6)
“Sell V. E. S. A tube carrying fluids.”
VESSEL (6)
“The glass surface where images are displayed”
SCREEN (6)
“Sign made of a dot, dash, and dot, meaning split into equal groups”
SYMBOL (6)
“First name of the pioneering activist P. Johnson”
MARSHA (6)
“Spiky-shelled king of the Koopas.”
BOWSER (6)
“NYC hosts its 265th annual one of these massive processions in 2026”
PARADE (6)
“Animator who created a magical kingdom and a famous mouse”
DISNEY (6)
“Egyptian god of the afterlife and the underworld”
OSIRIS (6)
“Shadow leader sitting in a leaf-shaded office”
HOKAGE (6)
“A large round object that travels around a star”
PLANET (6)
“Positive or negative electrical property carried by protons and electrons”
CHARGE (6)
“High-end quality, rules, eh? No.”
LUXURY (6)
“The ability to retrieve information”
RECALL (6)
“The player who delivers the ball to the opponent”
BOWLER (6)
“The sharp taste of a relationship gone sour”
BITTER (6)
“The last part of a musical performance”
FINALE (6)
“Thick stands of trees where elk hide during the heat of the day”
TIMBER (6)
“The precise, often diamond-tipped component that physically reads the music.”
STYLUS (6)
“Watt improved the steam version of this power source”
ENGINE (6)
“Pre-race holding pen where athletes wait for their starting gun.”
CORRAL (6)
“A legal block set by an offensive player to free up a teammate”
SCREEN (6)
“The monitor where the game action is displayed”
SCREEN (6)
“A person who practices or studies law”
LAWYER (6)
“The shorter of the two bones in the human forearm”
RADIUS (6)
“To multiply a number by itself”
SQUARE (6)
“Texas host city preparing its venues for the 2026 games”
DALLAS (6)
“Positively charged particle in an atom's nucleus”
PROTON (6)
“Month hosting the 2026 National Park Week festivities”
AUGUST (6)
“A playoff matchup that can stretch up to seven games.”
SERIES (6)
“Legendary revolving wardrobe set meticulously recreated for the 2026 special.”
CLOSET (6)
“Spanish word for morning or tomorrow, normally spelled with an enye”
MANANA (6)
“A celebrity life story popular for poolside reading”
MEMOIR (6)
“The status of the children at Prufrock Preparatory School”
TRUANT (6)
“The use of humor or irony to criticize people's stupidity”
SATIRE (6)
“Spanish word for city”
CIUDAD (6)
“A stolen memento used to relive the thrill”
TROPHY (6)
“Like a picturesque overlook along a parkway”
SCENIC (6)
“Casual leg wear”
SHORTS (6)
“Fish eagle with a reversible toe for better gripping”
OSPREY (6)
“A color mentioned in the lyrics of the song Cedar”
ORANGE (6)
“Nut crop heavily reliant on commercial pollination services”
ALMOND (6)
“A yearly cycle of television programming.”
SEASON (6)
“Competition segment where water glasses are played”
TALENT (6)
“Race where teammates pass a baton to one another”
RECLAY (6)
“The dark shape that follows him through his lyrics”
SHADOW (6)
“Giving out or reflecting a lot of light”
BRIGHT (6)
“A massive system of stars gas and dust held together by gravity”
GALAXY (6)
“Starchy tuber that is a historical staple of the traditional Irish diet.”
POTATO (6)
“The player who takes the opening faceoff”
CENTER (6)
“Ancient rolled document”
SCROLL (6)
“Hide what you watch, or what you watch it on.”
SCREEN (6)
“High-octane genre featuring explosions, car chases, and intense fights.”
ACTION (6)
“The lunar program that preceded the winged spacecraft era.”
APOLLO (6)
“The astrophysicist who initially required alcohol to speak to women”
RAJESH (6)
“Opening named after a country in the United Kingdom”
SCOTCH (6)
“The tallest player usually stationed in the paint”
CENTER (6)
“A unique language isolate spoken in the Pyrenees mountains”
BASQUE (6)
“The part of a digital camera that detects light”
SENSOR (6)
“First name of the armored villain played by a familiar face”
VICTOR (6)
“Old-school term for someone who hacks telecommunication systems”
PHREAK (6)
“A small four-stringed instrument played with a bow”
VIOLIN (6)
“A type of tree that is the lead single from Evermore”
WILLOW (6)
“One who gains unauthorized access to computer systems”
HACKER (6)
“A place where stocks are bought and sold”
MARKET (6)
“The glass surface where images appear”
SCREEN (6)
“Ubisoft's floating-limbed hero returning in a "Retold" adventure.”
RAYMAN (6)
“A space entirely devoid of matter”
VACUUM (6)
“A quantity having direction and magnitude, or a data array”
VECTOR (6)
“On-set physical rig used to portray the rocky sidekick in the movie.”
PUPPET (6)
“A powerful software component, like a recommendation one”
ENGINE (6)
“A woody part of a tree that grows out from the trunk”
BRANCH (6)
“Captures moments, an early mirror image.”
CAMERA (6)
“Chakra or body part traditionally ruled by the bull”
THROAT (6)
“Colorful part of a plant that helps it make seeds”
FLOWER (6)
“Four-time world champion Sebastian”
VETTEL (6)
“Unit used to measure the strength of a force”
NEWTON (6)
“Boston square located just steps from the finish line.”
COPLEY (6)
“A helpful pass leading directly to a goal”
ASSIST (6)
“Slithering creatures famously, and mythically, evicted from the Emerald Isle”
SNAKES (6)
“An expedition to observe animals in the African wild”
SAFARI (6)
“A precious metal with the chemical symbol Ag”
SILVER (6)
“Wall socket that supplies electricity to plugged-in devices”
OUTLET (6)
“Sue, sit for a group of similar cells.”
TISSUE (6)
“A unit of time made up of sixty seconds, part of an hour”
MINUTE (6)
“The input text given to a generative model to elicit a response”
PROMPT (6)
“Precarious position for a team hoping for a Selection Sunday miracle.”
BUBBLE (6)
“The intricate body art concealing the prison blueprints”
TATTOO (6)
“Hot spring that occasionally sends up a tall column of water”
GEYSER (6)
“Building for worship in ancient cultures”
TEMPLE (6)
“Combination of taste and smell that you notice while eating”
FLAVOR (6)
“Device that detects changes.”
SENSOR (6)
“Moral excellence or a quality considered good”
VIRTUE (6)
“The other half of the directing team bringing the novel to theaters.”
MILLER (6)
“Evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of”
ASSESS (6)
“A citrus fruit that is also a color”
ORANGE (6)
“The son of your brother or sister”
NEPHEW (6)
“Treadless dry-weather tires that offer maximum grip.”
SLICKS (6)
“The result produced by a computer program”
OUTPUT (6)
“The illuminated bat-shaped symbol projected into the night sky.”
SIGNAL (6)
“Penner of 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Emma'.”
AUSTEN (6)
“A filmmaker with a distinct and recognizable style”
AUTEUR (6)
“Uniform top auctioned off to benefit his namesake foundation.”
JERSEY (6)
“This vibrant green tea powder is taking over modern cake and pastry flavors.”
MATCHA (6)
“Jazz-pop sensation releasing a Madison Square Garden live LP for the 2026 holiday.”
LAUFEY (6)
“Digital payment feature”
WALLET (6)
“Word meaning a sufficient amount, as in I have ___ pencils”
ENOUGH (6)
“The person who checks a review before it is published”
EDITOR (6)
“The art form celebrated extensively during this fortnight”
CINEMA (6)
“Pedal for shifting, a critical grasp.”
CLUTCH (6)
“Herding dog breed famous for its intelligence, cemented in pop culture by Lassie.”
COLLIE (6)
“European power whose army was defeated on the fifth.”
FRANCE (6)
“A large arctic animal with long tusks”
WALRUS (6)
“The universe regarded as a complex and orderly system”
COSMOS (6)
“A natural fiber used to make breathable summer clothing”
COTTON (6)
“The act of moving from one place to another”
MOTION (6)
“Capacity to do work”
ENERGY (6)
“A composition for an instrumental soloist, often with a piano accompaniment, typically in several movements”
SONATA (6)
“A period for growing, or a run of shows.”
SEASON (6)
“Profession of hunters like Din Djarin or Boba Fett.”
BOUNTY (6)
“Preserved in its own fat and luxury”
CONFIT (6)
“A very short unit of time, sixty of which make a minute”
SECOND (6)
“The symbiotic partnership between fungi and algae”
LICHEN (6)
“The repetitive phrase whispered during a dark ritual”
MANTRA (6)
“Biological cell that inspired artificial intelligence networks”
NEURON (6)
“Sounds like course, but it means rough in texture”
COARSE (6)
“The native Celtic speech of Scotland or Ireland”
GAELIC (6)
“Track and field barrier”
HURDLE (6)
“Season that officially begins at 10:46 AM EDT on March 20, 2026.”
SPRING (6)
“Shoes with studs on the bottom for better grip”
CLEATS (6)
“The Hindu festival of lights”
DIWALI (6)
“The supreme leader of the Hidden Leaf Village”
HOKAGE (6)
“The loose material in runoff areas designed to stop sliding cars”
GRAVEL (6)
“Measure of how strongly gravity pulls on an object”
WEIGHT (6)
“A person who checks and corrects written content”
EDITOR (6)
“The method used to end the life of Uncle Monty”
POISON (6)
“The white lines marked on the pitch near the stumps”
CREASE (6)
“Bound pages clutched during early table reads”
SCRIPT (6)
“A short sighted way of looking at things”
MYOPIA (6)
“A standard for measuring”
METRIC (6)
“Cause dough to rise, or lighten a mood”
LEAVEN (6)
“Type of 'being' that keeps a timeline from dying, as mentioned by Paradox”
ANCHOR (6)
“A person who corrects or changes a piece of writing”
EDITOR (6)
“The three vertical posts that the batter defends”
STUMPS (6)
“The great division that split the secret organization”
SCHISM (6)
“The final moments before the screen cuts to black.”
ENDING (6)
“A building dedicated to the worship of a god or gods”
TEMPLE (6)
“The person responsible for calling balls and strikes”
UMPIRE (6)
“Official who enforces the rules”
UMPIRE (6)
“A person who prepares written material for publication.”
EDITOR (6)
“The ability of a machine to see and understand surroundings”
VISION (6)
“The island name associated with the most popular defense”
SICILY (6)
“The Broadway ___ (trade association co-presenting the Tonys)”
LEAGUE (6)
“Object surrounded by an invisible field that attracts iron and steel”
MAGNET (6)
“Association members who get hit up for donations”
ALUMNI (6)
“Frozen plain where I turn bad, confused”
TUNDRA (6)
“A building where movies are shown on a large screen”
CINEMA (6)
“Decorative band on a wall”
FRIEZE (6)
“A sport played on ice with sticks and a puck”
HOCKEY (6)
“Hard, silvery metal that is naturally magnetic, along with iron and nickel”
COBALT (6)
“Light footwear consisting of a sole held to the foot by straps”
SANDAL (6)
“Starting a franchise over with a new cast, like 2026's Masters of the Universe”
REBOOT (6)
“A vertical line of objects in an array”
COLUMN (6)
“One version of a trait found in a pair”
ALLELE (6)
“It might start with 'As we look to the future...'”
SPEECH (6)
“A person whose job was to write and keep records”
SCRIBE (6)
“Gorgon with snakes for hair whose stare turned people to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“Moon defender, a solar anagram.”
SAILOR (6)
“Flat, portable computing device”
TABLET (6)
“A person who checks and corrects text”
EDITOR (6)
“A statue with the body of a lion and a human head”
SPHINX (6)
“Historic Mexico City venue hosting the opening match of the 2026 tournament”
AZTECA (6)
“Max who produced countless Y2K hits and requested a specific southern vocal twang.”
MARTIN (6)
“The famously colored walkway where the world's most scrutinized arrivals happen.”
CARPET (6)
“Word meaning to turn back, formed by adding re to turn”
RETURN (6)
“Turn pale, or briefly immerse in boiling water”
BLANCH (6)
“A historical entertainer who might have pulled a fast one on a king.”
JESTER (6)
“A person who buys and sells stocks for others”
BROKER (6)
“The player who defends the net in soccer or hockey”
GOALIE (6)
“The flat surface where the movie is projected”
SCREEN (6)
“A person whose job was to write down records and laws”
SCRIBE (6)
“A place where students go to learn”
SCHOOL (6)
“Artisan ensuring a celebrity's custom fit is flawless”
TAILOR (6)
“Person who operates a vehicle such as a bus or truck”
DRIVER (6)
“Crew capsule that could support future commercial flights”
DRAGON (6)
“Continent home to the Sahara Desert and the Nile River”
AFRICA (6)
“A slip of paper used to gain entry to the theater”
TICKET (6)
“Adorably cute, 'I' wait 'a' while for cuteness.”
KAWAII (6)
“To play media continuously over the internet”
STREAM (6)
“Legendary Parisian label famously helmed by Karl Lagerfeld for decades.”
CHANEL (6)
“The Daguerreotype was an early form of this device”
CAMERA (6)
“Person or shrine believed to deliver messages from the gods”
ORACLE (6)
“Mythical beast, often a powerful ally or foe, 'on' 'rag' 'd'.”
DRAGON (6)
“An over in which absolutely no runs are scored off the bat”
MAIDEN (6)
“The drink of the gods that granted immortality”
NECTAR (6)
“An official who manages and protects park lands”
RANGER (6)
“Looped fabric, like a small French curl.”
BOUCLE (6)
“Thehornthatsoundsjustbeforeadramatic, game-winningshotfalls.”
BUZZER (6)
“A common antonym for ancient”
MODERN (6)
“Person who copied documents in ancient times”
SCRIBE (6)
“Cold, treeless region where the ground stays frozen”
TUNDRA (6)
“Using the body to block a defender for a teammate”
SCREEN (6)
“European capital city that hosts a massive multi-day March festival”
DUBLIN (6)
“Person who corrects and prepares text”
EDITOR (6)
“Funny situation, often with a laugh track.”
SITCOM (6)
“Line near the stumps”
CREASE (6)
“Producer often referred to as the Fifth Beatle.”
MARTIN (6)
“Reptiles famously driven into the sea by a saint”
SNAKES (6)
“Default web browser for navigating the internet on the company's devices”
SAFARI (6)
“Snitch to mom about a broken vase.”
TATTLE (6)
“A discrete packet of electromagnetic radiation”
PHOTON (6)
“The gas-powered source of mechanical energy”
ENGINE (6)
“A public procession often featuring floats and marching bands”
PARADE (6)
“Equipment worn by the person guarding the net”
GLOVES (6)
“To take a person into legal custody”
ARREST (6)
“The red dirt is famous for producing a much higher one of these than grass.”
BOUNCE (6)
“A stable natural language developed from a mixture of others”
CREOLE (6)
“The elastic protein network providing artisanal bread with its signature chewy structure.”
GLUTEN (6)
“Clear, curved outer layer that covers and protects the front of the eye”
CORNEA (6)
“Type of queen that an undercover operative must pretend to be”
BEAUTY (6)
“The lone player permitted to handle the ball in the penalty box.”
KEEPER (6)
“A stringed instrument, often strummed”
GUITAR (6)
“A new version of an old movie”
REMAKE (6)
“Moral excellence, a core concept in ancient Greek thought”
VIRTUE (6)
“The money left over after subtracting costs from earnings”
PROFIT (6)
“The Olympic one is located in Lausanne Switzerland”
MUSEUM (6)
“Ticket cashing only if you guess the winner and runner-up perfectly.”
EXACTA (6)
“Highly coveted pass required to enter a scheduled showing”
TICKET (6)
“A racket sport played on a court with a net”
TENNIS (6)
“The person who checks and corrects writing”
EDITOR (6)
“What you do when the phone rings”
ANSWER (6)
“Home of a noble house, like Winterfell”
CASTLE (6)
“A portable computer that can be used on your lap”
LAPTOP (6)
“A theater where people go to watch movies”
CINEMA (6)
“A grand realm, prone to collapsing with time, or 'ripe' for change.”
EMPIRE (6)
“Silvery metal that, like iron and cobalt, can be magnetized”
NICKEL (6)
“To look for information on the web”
SEARCH (6)
“The primary emotion associated with the Lucky Smells mill”
MISERY (6)
“A stringed musical instrument, typically with six strings, played by plucking or strumming”
GUITAR (6)
“Rising temperature that chases away the winter chill.”
WARMTH (6)
“Thick, warm forest packed with plants and animals”
JUNGLE (6)
“The elusive and melancholic narrator Snicket”
LEMONY (6)
“To take someone away illegally by force”
KIDNAP (6)
“First name of the armored antagonist played by a familiar face”
VICTOR (6)
“Where the top three finishers stand to receive their honors”
PODIUM (6)
“A circular opening in the center of a dome or wall”
OCULUS (6)
“Short, fast foot race”
SPRINT (6)
“The specific day of the week this holiday always occupies”
SUNDAY (6)
“The person whose job is to hit the ball and score runs”
BATTER (6)
“Egyptian lord of the underworld and judge of the dead”
OSIRIS (6)
“A computer that provides data to other computers on a network”
SERVER (6)
“Canoeist's oar”
PADDLE (6)
“Famously resilient, hollowed-out tree that captured the internet's heart.”
STUMPY (6)
“The three vertical posts at each end of the pitch”
STUMPS (6)
“To sound out and read an unfamiliar word”
DECODE (6)
“A rough or unfinished drawing to capture an idea”
SKETCH (6)
“The player who guards the net to prevent scoring”
GOALIE (6)
“Former Disney star who regularly joins Swift's famous squad.”
SELENA (6)
“A floating bell named for a mythological gorgon”
MEDUSA (6)
“The place where they stood when things fell apart”
STREET (6)
“A large group of states or countries under a single supreme authority”
EMPIRE (6)
“Pioneering female aviator who vanished over the Pacific”
AMELIA (6)
“An additional performance requested by the audience”
ENCORE (6)
“The astrological house associated with values and possessions”
SECOND (6)
“Formal agreement between states, a 'treat' for diplomacy.”
TREATY (6)
“The diplomatic language of the world for several centuries”
FRENCH (6)
“A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying”
MELODY (6)
“The written text of a play or film”
SCRIPT (6)
“A low protective wall along the edge of a roof or balcony”
PARPET (6)
“The intended person or place of an attack”
TARGET (6)
“Jackal headed deity who presided over the embalming process”
ANUBIS (6)
“The goal consisting of a rim and net”
BASKET (6)
“A stick that gets straight to the point”
SKEWER (6)
“North American country co-hosting the massive 2026 tournament”
MEXICO (6)
“The player who stands behind the stumps to catch the ball”
KEEPER (6)
“Pertaining to video play”
GAMING (6)
“French word for chair”
CHAISE (6)
“Long gun that soldiers loaded and fired in the 1700s”
MUSKET (6)
“Classic coin-op shooter where you blast insectoid aliens.”
GALAGA (6)
“A classification based on quality or popularity”
RATING (6)
“Leader of Indian independence known for nonviolent protest”
GANDHI (6)
“Ancient copyist of manuscripts”
SCRIBE (6)
“Undercover operative's first name”
GRACIE (6)
“The new name in Damascus after the fall of a decades-old dynasty.”
SHARAA (6)
“Legendary French house that crafted Nicole Kidman's 2026 look”
CHANEL (6)
“Two-time champion who was "Euphoric" and "Tattooed"”
LOREEN (6)
“A dry sandy region with very little rainfall”
DESERT (6)
“The specific type of offender the unit frequently pursues”
RAPIST (6)
“An ancient roll of parchment or paper for writing or painting on”
SCROLL (6)
“A large area of land covered mostly by trees”
FOREST (6)
“Anadromous fish, 'man' gets 'sol' from its journey.”
SALMON (6)
“Beekeeper's calming tool used during inspections”
SMOKER (6)
“A proposition, THE SIS-ter has a point.”
THESIS (6)
“Muscular body part in your mouth used for tasting”
TONGUE (6)
“Once beautiful maiden with a gaze that turns to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“The Greek city known for its powerful army”
SPARTA (6)
“Small crustacean, often 'rip sh' apart when preparing.”
SHRIMP (6)
“A piece of ground where people grow plants and flowers”
GARDEN (6)
“Forearm bone on the lateral, thumb side”
RADIUS (6)
“One of four equal parts”
FOURTH (6)
“A computer system that provides data to other computers”
SERVER (6)
“Large scale artworks applied directly to walls”
MURALS (6)
“Finding a four-leafed mutation of this plant means good fortune.”
CLOVER (6)
“What users download in the fall to get the new features.”
UPDATE (6)
“Academic grounds the graduates are departing”
CAMPUS (6)
“People hired to be in the background of a scene”
EXTRAS (6)
“Three-tiered stand for top finishers”
PODIUM (6)
“A building used for the worship of gods and goddesses”
TEMPLE (6)
“The hardest substance in the human body covering the teeth”
ENAMEL (6)
“Living thing whose cells lack a rigid outer wall”
ANIMAL (6)
“A slow tempo, or a slow movement in music.”
ADAGIO (6)
“The heavy base or box on which a column or statue rests”
PLINTH (6)
“Bonus performance demanded by a cheering audience”
ENCORE (6)
“A three-legged stand used to keep a camera steady”
TRIPOD (6)
“Elder colleague, a bit of an enigma.”
SENPAI (6)
“A hot-headed senior who blows off steam”
GEYSER (6)
“The man with a magical aging portrait in Oscar Wilde's novel”
DORIAN (6)
“The bald eagle mascot representing the US in this tri-nation event”
CLUTCH (6)
“The climactic best-of-seven showdown”
FINALS (6)
“Cameron ___, the star player leading the Blue Devils in 2026”
BOOZER (6)
“Large heavy gun used in old warfare to fire metal balls”
CANNON (6)
“The clef used for higher pitched notes”
TREBLE (6)
“British mathematician who proposed a test for machine intelligence”
TURING (6)
“The fourth state of matter”
PLASMA (6)
“Domestic doyenne who co-hosts a potluck dinner party show with Dogg.”
MARTHA (6)
“A public procession, especially for a celebration”
PARADE (6)
“It might be 98 in the shade, but this one is earned in a classroom”
DEGREE (6)
“A large unit of soldiers in the ancient Roman army”
LEGION (6)
“Team uniform top”
JERSEY (6)
“The complete set of genetic instructions for an organism”
GENOME (6)
“The very last part, found in 'fine ale' oddly.”
FINALE (6)
“The channel that broadcasts the rival SharkFest event”
NATGEO (6)
“Primate associated with walnuts and banana flavors”
MONKEY (6)
“He won the inaugural award for this first-year player status.”
ROOKIE (6)
“Outdoor meal on a blanket”
PICNIC (6)
“Messenger of the gods, known for winged sandals”
HERMES (6)
“The man behind the mouse”
DISNEY (6)
“The relationship status described in the song Best”
FRIEND (6)
“Youth who flew too close to the sun on wax wings”
ICARUS (6)
“The last name of the tactical expert Derek”
MORGAN (6)
“A system of measurement based on units of ten, like meters and grams”
METRIC (6)
“Power that flows from one living thing to the next”
ENERGY (6)
“Dry-erase tool essential for modern instruction”
MARKER (6)
“The title taken by emperors after Julius”
CAESAR (6)
“A streak of light in the sky caused by a burning rock”
METEOR (6)
“Fruity first half of a legendary, guitar-inspired mixture”
CHERRY (6)
“The gas giant famous for its visible rings”
SATURN (6)
“Moral principles that govern a person's behavior”
ETHICS (6)
“Type of engine in chips dedicated to machine learning tasks.”
NEURAL (6)
“Writing for the stage or screen.”
SCRIPT (6)
“The notoriously pungent fruit that is dominating the premium Chinese market in 2026.”
DURIAN (6)
“A best-of-seven battle between two rivals.”
SERIES (6)
“Chest region enclosed by the ribs and sternum”
THORAX (6)
“One of nine frames in a standard baseball contest”
INNING (6)
“Culminating research project for many a master's candidate”
THESIS (6)
“The messenger god who wears winged sandals”
HERMES (6)
“Prefix meaning 'heat'”
THERMO (6)
“What it feels like when a close person leaves”
BETRAY (6)
“A short, fast run”
SPRINT (6)
“The heavy fabric used by artists for oil paintings”
CANVAS (6)
“The most famous command shouted on a movie set”
ACTION (6)
“Writing tool, or 'pen' and 'cil' for drawing.”
PENCIL (6)
“A picture made from many small pieces of colored glass or stone”
MOSAIC (6)
“A truck ride to a brand new life”
ISEKAI (6)
“The high point of a trip to the last frontier”
DENALI (6)
“Outrageous or amusing behavior that might get you sent to the principal's office.”
ANTICS (6)
“Powerful heart of a Ferrari”
ENGINE (6)
“The fallen evil regime whose warlords remain scattered in the 2026 Mando movie.”
EMPIRE (6)
“Triangular bone of five fused vertebrae at the back of the pelvis”
SACRUM (6)
“Someone who writes”
WRITER (6)
“'Can I have the language of ___?' (A common question asked at the microphone).”
ORIGIN (6)
“Iconic blonde actress and fifties sex symbol”
MONROE (6)
“Sung parts of a song”
VOCALS (6)
“The gorgon whose gaze turned men to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“A measurement of distance from one point to another”
LENGTH (6)
“Spiny creature, a 'rich un' of the sea.”
URCHIN (6)
“First name of Ms. Henson, debuting in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone".”
TARAJI (6)
“A sequence of characters”
STRING (6)
“The primary purpose of many Ferraris”
RACING (6)
“French word for office or desk”
BUREAU (6)
“Clever dwarf, often underestimated”
TYRION (6)
“Directs network traffic”
ROUTER (6)
“Light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye”
RETINA (6)
“A large organized group of singers.”
CHORUS (6)
“Three vertical posts”
STUMPS (6)
“F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'Great' and tragic protagonist.”
GATSBY (6)
“Taking too many steps without dribbling”
TRAVEL (6)
“An attempt to compromise a computer system”
ATTACK (6)
“Change in position over time”
MOTION (6)
“Horizontal support over an opening”
LINTEL (6)
“Wide attacking player tasked with delivering dangerous crosses into the box.”
WINGER (6)
“What you might get in the third... or after four years”
DEGREE (6)
“Proof of purchase needed at the entry gates.”
TICKET (6)
“Offensive foul for running into a defender”
CHARGE (6)
“The art of growing miniature trees in containers”
BONSAI (6)
“The prize given to the runner-up”
SILVER (6)
“Green tea powder trending as an Asian-fusion flavor addition.”
MATCHA (6)
“AI systems that can perform complex tasks autonomously, a major focus for OpenAI.”
AGENTS (6)
“Continuous tracks used for mobility on uneven ground”
TREADS (6)
“Smooth rock often used for statues and buildings”
MARBLE (6)
“Fire-breathing villain voiced by Jack Black who might be out for payback.”
BOWSER (6)
“Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings”
POETRY (6)
“A metal made by mixing copper and tin used for tools and weapons”
BRONZE (6)
“Andrew who serves as the head curator of the institute”
BOLTON (6)
“On-field official who signals boundaries, wickets, and extras”
UMPIRE (6)
“Knotted yarn that sounds like a fastener”
BOUCLE (6)
“Queen regent of Westeros”
CERSEI (6)
“Fundamental property of matter, either positive or negative”
CHARGE (6)
“Piece of land completely surrounded by water”
ISLAND (6)
“A musical tempo meaning slow and stately”
ADAGIO (6)
“The small creature Bilbo Baggins is in J.R.R. Tolkien's book”
HOBBIT (6)
“The player standing directly behind the stumps to catch the ball”
KEEPER (6)
“A low point between two peaks that serves as a natural travel corridor for elk”
SADDLE (6)
“Usually the tallest player on the court who plays near the baseline”
CENTER (6)
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