493 crossword clues with 6-letter answers, sourced from real Grid Genius puzzles.
“A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.”
LEGEND (6)
“Capacity for doing work”
ENERGY (6)
“What you buy to enter a movie theater”
TICKET (6)
“Front of a building”
FACADE (6)
“Positively charged subatomic particle”
PROTON (6)
“A large group of states or countries under one ruler”
EMPIRE (6)
“Google's twin, recently spotted in code assist.”
GEMINI (6)
“The length and rhythm of a runner's step.”
STRIDE (6)
“Cut short, but still cheat.”
CHISEL (6)
“Red walkway where outfits are photographed and judged”
CARPET (6)
“Short, fast run”
SPRINT (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)
“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)
“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)
“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)
“Pop star who brought 'SWAG' and surprise guests to his Saturday slot.”
JUSTIN (6)
“The winged messenger who guides souls to the afterlife”
HERMES (6)
“Group of competing teams”
LEAGUE (6)
“A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth”
FOREST (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)
“A composition for an instrumental soloist, often with piano accompaniment, typically in several movements.”
SONATA (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)
“Gentle wind”
BREEZE (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)
“Equipment used to hit the ball”
RACKET (6)
“A priest or priestess acting as a medium for prophecy”
ORACLE (6)
“A piece of ground used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.”
GARDEN (6)
“Any of the eight small bones that make up the wrist”
CARPAL (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)
“Advanced analytics database that historically predicts the champion based on efficiency.”
KENPOM (6)
“Professional reviewer whose published opinion can make or break a film”
CRITIC (6)
“A 'so' mix for a decorative pattern.”
MOSAIC (6)
“Pain, L-I-N-E, describes mountainous regions.”
ALPINE (6)
“Second place metal”
SILVER (6)
“Bieber, the Saturday night draw for 2026 attendees”
JUSTIN (6)
“Capital city that hosts a massive multi-day festival every March”
DUBLIN (6)
“What a table tennis player holds”
PADDLE (6)
“A separate line of development in version control”
BRANCH (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)
“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)
“Me, Z, yen, for a biological catalyst.”
ENZYME (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)
“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)
“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)
“Bradley who directed and co-starred with her in A Star Is Born”
COOPER (6)
“A parameter in a neural network”
WEIGHT (6)
“A desert plant with spines and no leaves.”
CACTUS (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 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)
“A self-portrait photo”
SELFIE (6)
“Military clash at the center of the holiday's origin.”
BATTLE (6)
“Protected from unauthorized access”
SECURE (6)
“The military shadow that stood behind the sun of Japan”
SHOGUN (6)
“Nordic powerhouse tied with Ireland for the most victories”
SWEDEN (6)
“A serpent-haired woman whose gaze turns men to stone”
MEDUSA (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)
“Former students proudly wearing their alma mater's colors.”
ALUMNI (6)
“One who ranges, perhaps, or a guardian of the wild.”
RANGER (6)
“The Spanish word for a party or religious festival”
FIESTA (6)
“A sequence of events, or a captivating show.”
SERIES (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)
“A helpful dime dropped right before a bucket.”
ASSIST (6)
“Medical professional who treats illnesses.”
DOCTOR (6)
“The planet famous for its bright rings”
SATURN (6)
“Seat of power in Westeros”
THRONE (6)
“Last runner in a relay”
ANCHOR (6)
“The satisfyingly crunchy exterior texture of a well-cooked serving.”
CRISPY (6)
“Vertical support pillar”
COLUMN (6)
“A powerful software component”
ENGINE (6)
“Northern wind that sounds quite dull”
BOREAN (6)
“A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical”
LEGEND (6)
“A three-legged stand for a camera”
TRIPOD (6)
“A shot drained from beyond the three-point arc.”
TRIPLE (6)
“A small sample of the truth under the microscope”
BIOPSY (6)
“Three vertical posts in the wicket”
STUMPS (6)
“Rare and unusual, 'toxic' in an unusual way.”
EXOTIC (6)
“The warm, continuous sound format heavily favored by traditional audiophiles.”
ANALOG (6)
“A city where the education was a real battle”
SPARTA (6)
“Descartes' famous first word of his foundational premise”
COGITO (6)
“There are seven of these in the modern NFL selection process.”
ROUNDS (6)
“Class member experiencing their final days of undergrad”
SENIOR (6)
“The global organization that originally established World Book Day.”
UNESCO (6)
“Ancient cultural and linguistic roots shared by the Irish, Scottish, and Welsh.”
CELTIC (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)
“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)
“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)
“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)
“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)
“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)
“Seesaw-like obstacle on the course”
TEETER (6)
“A contrasting section that prepares for the return of the original material”
BRIDGE (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)
“Core software that runs a browser”
ENGINE (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)
“Something sworn not to be told to the parents.”
SECRET (6)
“A unit of 'dos' out for the artist's space.”
STUDIO (6)
“Birthplace of democracy”
GREECE (6)
“Short, fast race”
SPRINT (6)
“Device that detects physical input”
SENSOR (6)
“The stressful, imaginary sphere surrounding teams nervously awaiting an at-large bid.”
BUBBLE (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)
“A wooden paddle serving up several small tasting glasses for the indecisive.”
FLIGHT (6)
“One who catches, or a 'fresh' start to a sea tale.”
FISHER (6)
“Poor child's sea globe.”
URCHIN (6)
“The winged-sandaled messenger of the gods”
HERMES (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)
“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)
“An instance of a class”
OBJECT (6)
“Make smaller, or thicken a sauce”
REDUCE (6)
“Beast Incarnate facing a monumental physical test.”
LESNAR (6)
“Utah features that support nothing but the sky”
ARCHES (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)
“Web site serving as an entry point”
PORTAL (6)
“Dangling decorative threads commonly seen on festival jackets and boots”
FRINGE (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)
“International sensation challenging for the Women's World title.”
VAQUER (6)
“A set of related TV shows or movies”
SERIES (6)
“Generous pieces of candy or baked goods famously mixed into the base”
CHUNKS (6)
“Competition locations”
VENUES (6)
“Abundance of valuable possessions governed by the house of values”
WEALTH (6)
“A rare four-leafed mutation of this plant is considered highly fortunate”
CLOVER (6)
“Goddess born fully armed from her fathers head”
ATHENA (6)
“Soft color palette dominating spring decorations”
PASTEL (6)
“Complete set of an organism's DNA”
GENOME (6)
“Small data file stored by websites”
COOKIE (6)
“Acclaimed actress Sandra, joining the cast of the 2026 adaptation.”
HULLER (6)
“Patriotic song performed just before the first pitch”
ANTHEM (6)
“Tall woody grass eaten by pandas”
BAMBOO (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)
“Element vital for respiration”
OXYGEN (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 mythical creature often represented by a long puppet in Chinese New Year”
DRAGON (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)
“A potential danger that could exploit a vulnerability”
THREAT (6)
“Device that detects or measures a physical property”
SENSOR (6)
“Of a medieval land system”
FEUDAL (6)
“Teacher, master, 'I' see 'sense' in wisdom.”
SENSEI (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)
“Player setting a pick”
SCREEN (6)
“Goddess of wisdom and warfare”
ATHENA (6)
“Tusked mammal, where 'raw' might 'louse' up a meal.”
WALRUS (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)
“Precarious position for a team awaiting Selection Sunday.”
BUBBLE (6)
“Land mass surrounded by water”
ISLAND (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)
“A stringed musical instrument of treble pitch, played with a horsehair bow”
VIOLIN (6)
“Two-channel sound reproduction format that largely replaced mono.”
STEREO (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)
“Painter or sculptor, like Picasso”
ARTIST (6)
“A quantity having direction as well as magnitude”
VECTOR (6)
“Controls devices from a distance”
REMOTE (6)
“Not easily upset or derailed, like a solid foundation”
STABLE (6)
“A large round object that circles a star”
PLANET (6)
“The study of moral principles and conduct”
ETHICS (6)
“It's about the heart, dear, I'm told.”
CARDIO (6)
“A deep gorge, can you imagine one without water?”
CANYON (6)
“Unsung heroes of the ensemble who support the leads”
CHORUS (6)
“Heavy base supporting a statue or column”
PLINTH (6)
“Fourth state of matter, often found in stars”
PLASMA (6)
“The Ohio city where the First Four matchups traditionally tip off every year.”
DAYTON (6)
“Microblogging site where user amyricha first posted the iconic spring joke in 2012.”
TUMBLR (6)
“Actor who traded a high-tech iron suit for a green cloak”
DOWNEY (6)
“Hard hat worn while standing in the batter's box”
HELMET (6)
“Purple and gold franchise with a storied postseason history.”
LAKERS (6)
“Northern neighbor facing new tariff threats from Trump.”
CANADA (6)
“Professional who weighs in before taking the reins.”
JOCKEY (6)
“Cloak for a fireplace shelf”
MANTLE (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)
“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)
“You'll be stuck without these five crucial letters”
VOWELS (6)
“Massive electronic music stage named for a sandy expanse.”
SAHARA (6)
“Three stumps with bails on top”
WICKET (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)
“Relating to a network inspired by the brain”
NEURAL (6)
“Lucky mutated plant found in the grass”
CLOVER (6)
“Space devoid of matter.”
VACUUM (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)
“Foreign word that translates to a fleeting floral phenomenon.”
SAKURA (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)
“Petrified prehistoric proof”
FOSSIL (6)
“Cutter of cloth, could be a tail or.”
TAILOR (6)
“A specialized cell designed to transmit nerve impulses”
NEURON (6)
“A person who writes books or articles.”
AUTHOR (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)
“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 surface where a movie is projected”
SCREEN (6)
“To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm”
EXCITE (6)
“Start of the game with a jump ball”
TIPOFF (6)
“Disturb, or a decorative frill”
RUFFLE (6)
“Off-spinner's tricky delivery that turns the other way”
DOOSRA (6)
“Branch of philosophy dealing with moral principles”
ETHICS (6)
“Type of giant illuminated wheel offering panoramic views of the grounds”
FERRIS (6)
“Zig-zag pole obstacles in the Masters competition”
WEAVES (6)
“A person thought to be able to predict the future”
ORACLE (6)
“Newer stage featuring extended DJ sets and geometric designs”
QUASAR (6)
“Yellow powder produced by flowers”
POLLEN (6)
“Automated sequence of commands”
SCRIPT (6)
“Indigenous language still spoken in parts of the old country”
GAELIC (6)
“Illegal movement with the ball”
TRAVEL (6)
“Curious, friendly hound known for its excellent nose and distinctive baying.”
BEAGLE (6)
“Sell V. E. S. A tube carrying fluids.”
VESSEL (6)
“NYC hosts its 265th annual one of these massive processions in 2026”
PARADE (6)
“High-end quality, rules, eh? No.”
LUXURY (6)
“The ability to retrieve information”
RECALL (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)
“Pre-race holding pen where athletes wait for their starting gun.”
CORRAL (6)
“The shorter of the two bones in the human forearm”
RADIUS (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)
“The use of humor or irony to criticize people's stupidity”
SATIRE (6)
“Like a picturesque overlook along a parkway”
SCENIC (6)
“Casual leg wear”
SHORTS (6)
“Competition segment where water glasses are played”
TALENT (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)
“Ancient rolled document”
SCROLL (6)
“Hide what you watch, or what you watch it on.”
SCREEN (6)
“The lunar program that preceded the winged spacecraft era.”
APOLLO (6)
“A unique language isolate spoken in the Pyrenees mountains”
BASQUE (6)
“First name of the armored villain played by a familiar face”
VICTOR (6)
“One who gains unauthorized access to computer systems”
HACKER (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)
“Captures moments, an early mirror image.”
CAMERA (6)
“Chakra or body part traditionally ruled by the bull”
THROAT (6)
“Four-time world champion Sebastian”
VETTEL (6)
“Boston square located just steps from the finish line.”
COPLEY (6)
“Slithering creatures famously, and mythically, evicted from the Emerald Isle”
SNAKES (6)
“Sue, sit for a group of similar cells.”
TISSUE (6)
“Precarious position for a team hoping for a Selection Sunday miracle.”
BUBBLE (6)
“Hot spring that occasionally sends up a tall column of water”
GEYSER (6)
“Building for worship in ancient cultures”
TEMPLE (6)
“Device that detects changes.”
SENSOR (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)
“The illuminated bat-shaped symbol projected into the night sky.”
SIGNAL (6)
“Penner of 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Emma'.”
AUSTEN (6)
“Uniform top auctioned off to benefit his namesake foundation.”
JERSEY (6)
“Jazz-pop sensation releasing a Madison Square Garden live LP for the 2026 holiday.”
LAUFEY (6)
“Digital payment feature”
WALLET (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)
“The universe regarded as a complex and orderly system”
COSMOS (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)
“Track and field barrier”
HURDLE (6)
“Season that officially begins at 10:46 AM EDT on March 20, 2026.”
SPRING (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)
“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 Broadway ___ (trade association co-presenting the Tonys)”
LEAGUE (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)
“It might start with 'As we look to the future...'”
SPEECH (6)
“Moon defender, a solar anagram.”
SAILOR (6)
“Flat, portable computing device”
TABLET (6)
“A statue with the body of a lion and a human head”
SPHINX (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)
“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)
“Artisan ensuring a celebrity's custom fit is flawless”
TAILOR (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)
“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)
“Looped fabric, like a small French curl.”
BOUCLE (6)
“Thehornthatsoundsjustbeforeadramatic, game-winningshotfalls.”
BUZZER (6)
“Person who copied documents in ancient times”
SCRIBE (6)
“European capital city that hosts a massive multi-day March festival”
DUBLIN (6)
“Funny situation, often with a laugh track.”
SITCOM (6)
“Line near the stumps”
CREASE (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 public procession often featuring floats and marching bands”
PARADE (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)
“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)
“What you do when the phone rings”
ANSWER (6)
“Home of a noble house, like Winterfell”
CASTLE (6)
“A grand realm, prone to collapsing with time, or 'ripe' for change.”
EMPIRE (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)
“First name of the armored antagonist played by a familiar face”
VICTOR (6)
“Short, fast foot race”
SPRINT (6)
“The specific day of the week this holiday always occupies”
SUNDAY (6)
“Canoeist's oar”
PADDLE (6)
“Famously resilient, hollowed-out tree that captured the internet's heart.”
STUMPY (6)
“A large group of states or countries under a single supreme authority”
EMPIRE (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 stick that gets straight to the point”
SKEWER (6)
“Pertaining to video play”
GAMING (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)
“An ancient roll of parchment or paper for writing or painting on”
SCROLL (6)
“Anadromous fish, 'man' gets 'sol' from its journey.”
SALMON (6)
“A proposition, THE SIS-ter has a point.”
THESIS (6)
“Once beautiful maiden with a gaze that turns to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“Small crustacean, often 'rip sh' apart when preparing.”
SHRIMP (6)
“Finding a four-leafed mutation of this plant means good fortune.”
CLOVER (6)
“Academic grounds the graduates are departing”
CAMPUS (6)
“Three-tiered stand for top finishers”
PODIUM (6)
“The hardest substance in the human body covering the teeth”
ENAMEL (6)
“A slow tempo, or a slow movement in music.”
ADAGIO (6)
“Elder colleague, a bit of an enigma.”
SENPAI (6)
“A hot-headed senior who blows off steam”
GEYSER (6)
“Cameron ___, the star player leading the Blue Devils in 2026”
BOOZER (6)
“The clef used for higher pitched notes”
TREBLE (6)
“The fourth state of matter”
PLASMA (6)
“A public procession, especially for a celebration”
PARADE (6)
“Team uniform top”
JERSEY (6)
“The very last part, found in 'fine ale' oddly.”
FINALE (6)
“Primate associated with walnuts and banana flavors”
MONKEY (6)
“He won the inaugural award for this first-year player status.”
ROOKIE (6)
“Messenger of the gods, known for winged sandals”
HERMES (6)
“The man behind the mouse”
DISNEY (6)
“Dry-erase tool essential for modern instruction”
MARKER (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)
“Moral principles that govern a person's behavior”
ETHICS (6)
“Writing for the stage or screen.”
SCRIPT (6)
“A best-of-seven battle between two rivals.”
SERIES (6)
“Culminating research project for many a master's candidate”
THESIS (6)
“Prefix meaning 'heat'”
THERMO (6)
“A short, fast run”
SPRINT (6)
“Writing tool, or 'pen' and 'cil' for drawing.”
PENCIL (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)
“Someone who writes”
WRITER (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)
“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)
“Clever dwarf, often underestimated”
TYRION (6)
“Directs network traffic”
ROUTER (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)
“Offensive foul for running into a defender”
CHARGE (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)
“Fire-breathing villain voiced by Jack Black who might be out for payback.”
BOWSER (6)
“Andrew who serves as the head curator of the institute”
BOLTON (6)
“On-field official who signals boundaries, wickets, and extras”
UMPIRE (6)
“Queen regent of Westeros”
CERSEI (6)
“Fundamental property of matter, either positive or negative”
CHARGE (6)
“A musical tempo meaning slow and stately”
ADAGIO (6)
“A low point between two peaks that serves as a natural travel corridor for elk”
SADDLE (6)
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