147 crossword clues, each with the answer plus links to play the puzzles they appear in.
“Equipment used to illuminate a set”
LIGHTS (6) · LIGHT (5)
“Evergreen tree with needles and cones”
PINE (4)
“Electronic mail sent to an inbox”
EMAIL (5)
“Elevated area where the musicians perform.”
STAGE (5)
“Engineering genius who hand-built the company's first computer in 1976”
WOZNIAK (7)
“Enduring impact on sports and society recognized league-wide.”
LEGACY (6)
“Extremely frugal Brooklyn father who knows the exact price of everything his family wastes.”
JULIUS (6)
“Essential eyewear for driving directly into the sunset.”
SUNGLASSES (10)
“Establishment where members pay to perspire”
GYM (3)
“Element associated with the far North”
ICE (3)
“Essential ingredient for AI model training.”
DATA (4)
“Equipment used to hit the ball”
RACKET (6) · BAT (3)
“Earth's middle line.”
EQUATOR (7)
“Element found in the gas plants absorb from air”
CARBON (6)
“Elected official who leads a city or town's government”
MAYOR (5)
“Electric potential difference between two points”
VOLTAGE (7)
“Entity bound to a lamp, often offering three wishes”
DJINN (5)
“Essential skill involving rhythmic floor contact”
DRIBBLING (9)
“Eyewear for swimming”
GOGGLES (7)
“Extensive treeless plains in South America”
PAMPAS (6)
“Early stage of software testing”
ALPHA (5)
“Essential gear like the Exo K4 used to carry heavy loads of meat”
BACKPACK (8)
“Elliptical journey responsible for changing apparent sizes.”
ORBIT (5)
“Electrical path.”
CIRCUIT (7)
“Element with atomic number five”
BORON (5)
“Ensuring the AI goals match human values and intentions”
ALIGNMENT (9)
“Essential wire kitchen tool for aerating batters and whipping up stiff peaks.”
WHISK (5)
“Edgar, known for 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Baby Driver'”
WRIGHT (6)
“Eight bits, a unit of digital information”
BYTE (4)
“Explorer who thought he found India, then sailed on a misunderstanding.”
COLUMBUS (8)
“Explosive type of fastener used to separate rocket stages”
BOLT (4)
“Earth orbiter for communication.”
SATELLITE (9)
“English pilot becomes a pawn in feudal Japan”
SHOGUN (6)
“Easily spooked but loyal companion wearing green overalls.”
LUIGI (5)
“Explosives magnate who left a legacy of peace”
NOBEL (5)
“Egyptian plateau known for its Great Sphinx”
GIZA (4)
“Electronic device that holds a thousand vacation stories”
KINDLE (6)
“Extremely small piece of matter, like an atom or molecule”
PARTICLE (8)
“Exclusive adjective describing the round of eight.”
ELITE (5)
“Elegant weapon getting a swizzle stick version at Disney's 2026 celebrations.”
LIGHTSABER (10)
“Energetic music genre”
ROCK (4)
“Engine component boosting power”
TURBO (5)
“Edge of the playing field”
BOUNDARY (8)
“Extended fabric trailing behind a dress, sometimes spanning the entire width of the red carpet.”
TRAIN (5)
“Essential rubber part of an F1 car”
TYRE (4)
“Extremely happy and excited”
ELATED (6)
“Evening light producer”
FIREFLY (7)
“Electronic messages sent over the internet”
EMAIL (5)
“Essential advice for surviving a hot afternoon set.”
HYDRATE (7)
“Egg-laying mammal with a bill like a duck”
PLATYPUS (8)
“Emerge from a long winter's slumber.”
AWAKEN (6)
“Engage in activity for enjoyment rather than work”
PLAY (4)
“Eroded terrain that definitely needs a timeout”
BADLANDS (8)
“Edible vessel for a frozen treat”
CONE (4)
“Earliest stage of a developing plant or animal, before birth or hatching”
EMBRYO (6)
“European nation that successfully proposed World Bee Day”
SLOVENIA (8)
“Entrance toll waived nationwide on August 25th”
FEE (3)
“Early, expensive 1983 personal computer named after the co-founder's daughter”
LISA (4)
“Eight-armed wonder, 'pus' out 'cot' for a quick nap.”
OCTOPUS (7)
“Extinct prehistoric giant that dwarfed modern marine hunters”
MEGALODON (9)
“Element vital for respiration”
OXYGEN (6)
“Edit, perhaps, for food intake.”
DIET (4)
“Enchantress whose song lures sailors to their doom”
SIREN (5)
“Element that forms the backbone of modern computing chips”
SILICON (7)
“Eras Tour headliner who considers Gomez one of her oldest industry pals.”
TAYLOR (6)
“Electronic software often reviewed for entertainment value”
GAMES (5)
“Estado de aislamiento que inspiro las Soledades”
SOLO (4)
“Elaborate headpiece often featuring feathers, netting, and floral details.”
FASCINATOR (10)
“Extraterrestrial rock often blamed for the end of the Mesozoic era”
METEOR (6)
“Earth that remembers your touch”
CLAY (4)
“Energy that can change matter from one state to another”
HEAT (4)
“Enormous body of salt water covering most of Earth”
OCEAN (5)
“Earth-shaker who rules the deep blue”
POSEIDON (8)
“Energy transfer due to temperature difference”
HEAT (4)
“European space agency behind the Euclid telescope”
ESA (3)
“Edison, for one”
INVENTOR (8)
“Engine-driven machine that replaced horses on farms”
TRACTOR (7)
“Entry to hell or heaven”
DOOR (4)
“Enclosure where thoroughbreds are paraded and saddled before taking the track.”
PADDOCK (7)
“Equipment used to illuminate a movie set”
LIGHTS (6)
“Evergreen tree common in Olympic's forests.”
FIR (3)
“Element associated with dragons”
FIRE (4)
“Each of a series of Hindu sacred treatises written in Sanskrit”
UPANISHAD (9)
“Erupting hydrothermal feature, like Steamboat.”
GEYSER (6)
“Emphatic overhead putaway that often ends a point.”
SMASH (5)
“European period of great artistic and cultural rebirth”
RENAISSANCE (11)
“Estilo rebuscado tambien llamado culteranismo”
CULTO (5)
“Electromagnetic radiation visible to the eye”
LIGHT (5)
“Essential tool for flipping patties over the flame”
SPATULA (7)
“Energy harvested directly from our nearest star”
SOLAR (5)
“Egyptian god of the afterlife and the underworld”
OSIRIS (6)
“Evaluator searching the college ranks for the next big star.”
SCOUT (5)
“Essential gear for a multi-day wilderness trip”
BACKPACK (8)
“Elite players often referred to as Galacticos”
STARS (5)
“Essential eye protection for driving westward into the sunset.”
SUNGLASSES (10)
“Electronic mail sent to an address like gridgenius”
EMAIL (5)
“Electronic messages sent from one person to another”
EMAIL (5)
“Exclusive enclosure where mechanics and A-list celebrities cross paths.”
PADDOCK (7)
“Evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of”
ASSESS (6)
“Echinoderm, a 'fish' that shines in the sea.”
STARFISH (8)
“Essential element for taking any photo”
LIGHT (5)
“Electrical potential difference”
VOLTAGE (7)
“European power whose army was defeated on the fifth.”
FRANCE (6)
“Earth that remembers the shape of your hands”
CLAY (4)
“Exclusive pass tier that grants access to better viewing areas.”
VIP (3)
“Elegantly stylish, very French for a bird sound.”
CHIC (4)
“Eccentric chocolate factory owner from Roald Dahl's beloved tale.”
WONKA (5)
“Earth's natural satellite”
MOON (4)
“Edison's peephole into moving pictures”
KINETOSCOPE (11)
“Essential hinged appliance that leaves a lasting impression.”
IRON (4)
“European nation that stepped in to replace Bangladesh”
SCOTLAND (8)
“Extravagant publicity or promotion”
HYPE (4)
“Eyewear to protect from bright light”
SUNGLASSES (10)
“Early morning period associated with springtime goddesses of light.”
DAWN (4)
“Enter by the narrow one for the wide path leads to destruction”
GATE (4)
“East-west measure.”
LONGITUDE (9)
“European capital city that hosts a massive multi-day March festival”
DUBLIN (6)
“Earth's axial extremity”
POLE (4)
“Energy from the sun that plants need to grow”
LIGHT (5)
“Egg laying mammal with a bill like a duck and a venomous spur”
PLATYPUS (8)
“El origen del sufrimiento humano segun la vision barroca”
MAL (3)
“Emcee of the evening, often a local celebrity”
HOST (4)
“Equipment worn by the person guarding the net”
GLOVES (6)
“Elevated platform where the magic happens”
STAGE (5)
“Electronic mail sent to an address”
EMAIL (5)
“Evergreen that scents the mountain air”
PINE (4)
“Evaluated on a scale”
RATED (5)
“Essential tart citrus for a classic margarita or pad thai.”
LIME (4)
“Egyptian lord of the underworld and judge of the dead”
OSIRIS (6)
“Empire that ruled the Andes mountains”
INCA (4)
“Eponymous treat celebrated annually in early June [1.1.7]”
DOUGHNUT (8)
“Environmental factors affecting a crop's character”
TERROIR (7)
“English term for a physical stance, such as "Child's" or "Cobra"”
POSE (4)
“Emphatic scoring play that gets the bench on its feet.”
DUNK (4)
“Essential footwear for a winger”
BOOT (4)
“Estado que confunde la realidad en la obra de Calderon”
SUEO (4)
“Emergency worker trained to give medical care at the scene”
PARAMEDIC (9)
“Elder colleague, a bit of an enigma.”
SENPAI (6)
“Essential instrument for observing distant cosmic phenomena”
TELESCOPE (9)
“Edible vessel that's famously gratis once a year”
CONE (4)
“Element shared with Virgo and Capricorn”
EARTH (5)
“Electronic mail used to send a newsletter”
EMAIL (5)
“Equipment for an outdoor excursion”
GEAR (4)
“Enormous bird of prey that could carry off an elephant”
ROC (3)
“Elevated platform for a brief, highly-photographed walk”
STAGE (5)
“Empire that lacked the wheel but mastered the mountain road”
INCA (4)
“Extra basketball played to break a tie, like in the thrilling Game 1 between San Antonio and OKC.”
OVERTIME (8)
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