340 crossword clues, each with the answer plus links to play the puzzles they appear in.
“Hot beverage made by steeping dried leaves”
TEA (3)
“Huge body of salt water covering most of Earth”
OCEAN (5)
“Hitting this inner corner point is crucial for a fast line.”
APEX (4)
“Hot water vapor rising into the air”
STEAM (5)
“Hour of the morning when the daily grind supposedly begins”
NINE (4)
“How to sound if you've actually seen a chicken”
BAWK (4)
“Heavily armored military combat frame piloted by Colonel James Rhodes”
WARMACHINE (10)
“He frequently features nonlinear narratives and stylized violence”
TARANTINO (9)
“Herb that passes quickly?”
THYME (5)
“Horizontal load-bearing element”
BEAM (4)
“Hulking, regenerative brute often found guarding a bridge”
TROLL (5)
“He spends more time staring at a camera lens than actually selling paper”
JIM (3)
“Historic San Francisco neighborhood known as a hub of LGBTQ+ culture”
CASTRO (6)
“How shiny or dull a mineral's surface appears”
LUSTER (6)
“Historical language of Ashkenazi Jews combining German and Hebrew elements”
YIDDISH (7)
“Herbal infusion traditionally shared through a metal bombilla”
MATE (4)
“Highly anticipated daily outing often signaled by grabbing a tether”
WALK (4)
“Hefty American forest breed sporting a bushy tail and ear tufts”
MAINECOON (9)
“Hardware used for storing digital information”
DRIVE (5)
“High-pressure session used to determine Sunday's starting order.”
QUALIFY (7)
“Historic French fashion house renowned for creating the revolutionary New Look.”
DIOR (4)
“Horizontal beam across the top of a door or window”
LINTEL (6)
“Horizontal beam linking the vertical posts of the goal frame”
CROSSBAR (8)
“Hard outer casing of a sea snail”
SHELL (5)
“Heavy golden currency traded alongside sickles and knuts”
GALLEON (7)
“Hexad of legal chucks before fielding ends rotate”
OVER (4)
“Heavy footwear made to stomp through soggy leaf litter”
BOOTS (5)
“How all British men sound before ripping out your heart (not to mention their breath...)”
GAY (3)
“Hat style or straight-armed hurler of the leather sphere”
BOWLER (6)
“High-end, custom-fitted clothing, though NY is more known for ready-to-wear”
COUTURE (7)
“Half of the famous duo behind a global frozen empire”
JERRYS (6)
“Highly ranked competitor placed favorably in the bracket.”
SEED (4)
“Hard mineralized part of a skeleton.”
BONE (4)
“Historically the only type of athlete allowed to compete”
AMATEUR (7)
“Her grief for her daughter brought the first winter”
DEMETER (7)
“Hardwood playing surface where the games take place.”
COURT (5)
“High-speed cabling medium carrying data as pulses of light”
FIBER (5)
“Hot melted rock that flows out of a volcano”
LAVA (4)
“Having a mild temperature”
WARM (4)
“Hard protective outer layer of a sea creature”
SHELL (5)
“Hired foreign soldier Britain employed, such as the Hessians”
MERCENARY (9)
“Having the same quantity, value, or measure”
EQUAL (5)
“High point on the map.”
MOUNTAIN (8)
“High standing associated with the brand”
PRESTIGE (8)
“Historic program that achieved the first lunar landing”
APOLLO (6)
“He cut out the middleman to draw with scissors”
MATISSE (7)
“Having or giving out a moderate degree of heat”
WARM (4)
“Humor based on the opposite of what is expected.”
IRONY (5)
“Historic term for Ellis Achong's unorthodox left-arm wrist spin”
CHINAMAN (8)
“He is outstanding in his field, but only when his mind lets him stand there”
MARC (4)
“Hardened dorsal shield covering the cephalothorax”
CARAPACE (8)
“Hostile 1932 English tactic targeting torsos with packed leg traps”
BODYLINE (8)
“High-intensity indoor cycling workout”
SPIN (4)
“Hangings on a window, or how a dress falls”
DRAPERY (7)
“Her single feather could weigh heavily on an unrighteous soul”
MAAT (4)
“Heavyweight boxer who claimed to float like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Height above sea level”
ALTITUDE (8)
“How the September broadcast is transmitted as it happens”
LIVE (4)
“Humdrum janitorial stick wielded out of desperation against prowling skeletons”
MOP (3)
“Heavy omnivore known to hibernate through winter”
BEAR (4)
“Hyundai's popular compact sedan known for its sharp styling and value”
ELANTRA (7)
“Highway pull-off to stretch your legs and use the facilities.”
RESTSTOP (8)
“Heavy metal object dropped to hold a ship in place”
ANCHR (5)
“How a dog explores the world using its nose.”
SNIFF (5)
“High, arching defensive or offensive shot over an opponent's head.”
LOB (3)
“Half of the avant-garde duo behind a namesake label, known for casting non-traditional talent”
ECKHAUS (7)
“Hot oven where clay meets its dry destiny”
KILN (4)
“Hidden immunity talisman”
IDOL (4)
“He secured our rights before tabula was rasa”
LOCKE (5)
“High-octane genre packed with stunts, or a director's starting yell”
ACTION (6)
“High school students sang about living forever in this 1980 musical drama”
FAME (4)
“Heavy toxic metal with the symbol Pb once used in pipes and paint”
LEAD (4)
“Hospital sitcom highlighted by J.D.'s zany daydreams and inner monologues”
SCRUBS (6)
“Heavy pictorial wall hanging warding off castle drafts”
TAPESTRY (8)
“Hoofed animal frequently involved in highway collisions”
DEER (4)
“Herbaceous first half of a giant serpent that can turn you to stone?”
BASIL (5)
“Having little weight, making it effortless to carry”
LIGHT (5)
“Hero of Hyrule who is frequently mistaken for a princess”
LINK (4)
“Heavyweight legend who famously floated like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Her presence in 2012 Olympic London turns kids' drawings into literal prisons”
FEAR (4)
“High percentage shot taken very close to the rim”
LAYUP (5)
“Horizontal support in construction”
BEAM (4)
“Hallway storage space secured with a combination”
LOCKER (6)
“Hard colorful structures in the ocean”
CORAL (5)
“Heavenly body gets top billing”
STAR (4)
“High-walled pan designed for quick stir-frying over intense heat”
WOK (3)
“How a fabric hangs and flows on a model's body”
DRAPE (5)
“Hallway storage space with a combination”
LOCKER (6)
“Heavyweight politician who presided over both the White House and the Supreme Court”
TAFT (4)
“Hostile winter skirmish involving tactical frozen spherical missiles”
WAR (3)
“Heavily embossed shuttle-woven luxury worn by royalty”
BROCADE (7)
“Head of the kitchen, certainly not a brief”
CHEF (4)
“Head covering for shade”
HAT (3)
“Heavier book format that is less ideal for travel”
HARDCOVER (9)
“Handled artfully or deceptively”
MANIPULATE (10)
“He wouldn't cross the duty line for pure reason”
KANT (4)
“How he asks people to treat each other”
KIND (4)
“Horned farm animal known for climbing and eating almost anything”
GOAT (4)
“Her grief for Persephone caused the first winter”
DEMETER (7)
“Harry's rival at school”
DRACO (5)
“High-class and elegant, like Victoria Beckham's nickname”
POSH (4)
“Huge hit that gets everyone singing in unison”
ANTHEM (6)
“Host city where crushed red brick courts await the world's best.”
PARIS (5)
“Host played by William Shatner, ___ Fields”
STAN (4)
“How long something is from end to end”
LENGTH (6)
“Harmful code disguised as a legitimate program”
TROJAN (6)
“Heat a liquid until it bubbles rapidly”
BOIL (4)
“High-pitched woodwind instrument played by blowing across a hole”
FLUTE (5)
“Hinge joint in the arm”
ELBOW (5)
“Hit song about following a celebrity until they love you”
PAPARAZZI (9)
“Headgear that strictly stays on in public”
HELMET (6)
“Hero who used a reflective shield to defeat Medusa”
PERSEUS (7)
“Hemispherical roof often seen on state capitols”
DOME (4)
“Hawkeye's real first name when he puts down his bow”
CLINT (5)
“How much money must be paid for something”
COST (4)
“How wide something is from side to side”
WIDTH (5)
“Hollow syringe used before the digest begins”
FANG (4)
“He fell in love with his own reflection”
NARCISSUS (9)
“High end sewing that is made to order”
COUTURE (7)
“His braking system lifted the limits on building heights”
OTIS (4)
“Hereditary stuff, briefly”
DNA (3)
“Hyrulian hero who awakens to save the princess”
LINK (4)
“Hot plasma celebrity that loves to twinkle”
STAR (4)
“Hearty fruit yielding extra yellow vitality when simmered over a flame”
DURAN (5)
“Humble and unassuming, preferring to work quietly behind the scenes”
MODEST (6)
“Heart-healthy grain often rolled for breakfast”
OAT (3)
“Her 2020 pop record featuring the track Stupid Love”
CHROMATICA (10)
“Household wooden box bringing broadcasts to families”
RADIO (5)
“Home to the Eyrie”
VALLEY (6)
“His elemental law dictates you can't conjure a good feast out of thin air”
GAMP (4)
“Heavy breather who is terrible at father-son bonding activities?”
VADER (5)
“Hard-throwing Venezuelan pitcher Bryan who has dealt with numerous injury setbacks”
MATA (4)
“Hard to perceive or known by only a few”
OBSCURE (7)
“Hostile militaristic homeworld that clones identical imperial stormtroopers”
SONTAR (6)
“High top footwear designed for traction”
SNEAKERS (8)
“Huge gray animal with a long trunk and tusks”
ELEPHANT (8)
“Heavy glass vessel for drinking”
MUG (3)
“Huge, slow-moving mass of ice”
GLACIER (7)
“Hefty volume that might double as a doorstop”
TOME (4)
“High-flying pass caught and slammed home in mid-air.”
ALLEYOOP (8)
“Handheld devices used to surf through various channels”
REMOTES (7)
“How high or low a sound seems to the ear”
PITCH (5)
“High-protein dried meat snack that won't make a mess in the car.”
JERKY (5)
“Half of the academic year at most universities”
SEMESTER (8)
“Historic 1974 battle-themed bop that conquered Europe”
WATERLOO (8)
“Highly reactive soft metal with the symbol Na that combines with chlorine to make table salt”
SODIUM (6)
“Honorific used for teachers, mentors, or manga creators”
SENSEI (6)
“Hero known for completing twelve impossible labors”
HERCULES (8)
“Hard, grated dairy product shaken over a hot slice.”
PARMESAN (8)
“Heavy base supporting a statue or column”
PLINTH (6)
“Hyrule princess whose installments cause Dan to swoon and Arin to bypass directions”
ZELDA (5)
“Haughty huntsman who uses antlers in all of his decorating”
GASTON (6)
“Handheld device for communication”
PHONE (5)
“Halley's famous periodic visitor”
COMET (5)
“Hard hat worn while standing in the batter's box”
HELMET (6)
“Heavy swing that breaks boulders and unearths ladder rungs”
PICKAXE (7)
“How Father Christmas might ride the waves into California.”
SURFER (6)
“How you order a sandwich with lettuce, tomato, and mayo”
DRESSED (7)
“Hot molten or semifluid rock erupted from a volcano or fissure”
LAVA (4)
“Heavy piece of school-branded jewelry turned outward after graduation”
RING (4)
“'Home Improvement' star Tim 'The Toolman' ___”
ALLEN (5)
“Host city of the most anticipated week in golf.”
AUGUSTA (7)
“Her character name on the show Girl Meets World”
MAYA (4)
“Horizontal direction for crossword entries”
ACROSS (6)
“How heavy an object is”
WEIGHT (6)
“Heavy medium often applied to canvas”
OIL (3)
“Hit the trails for the afternoon”
HIKE (4)
“Headland extending into the sea”
CAPE (4)
“Heptatic powerhouse detoxifying blood”
LIVER (5)
“Handheld digital pet created in Japan in 1996 that required constant feeding and cleaning”
TAMAGOTCHI (10)
“Helpful staff member who hands out programs and finds your seat”
USHER (5)
“Hemisphere where July actually falls during the winter season.”
SOUTHERN (8)
“Hand-drawn or computer animation originating from Japan”
ANIME (5)
“Hereditary factor that sounds like comfortable blue denim?”
GENE (4)
“Handheld electronic encyclopedia that records data on encountered species”
POKEDEX (7)
“Halfling whose special day is observed globally on September 22”
HOBBIT (6)
“Hairpiece for an anti-Jacksonian reformer”
WHIG (4)
“Horse rider”
JOCKEY (6)
“How Thanos describes his destiny right before his snap fails”
INEVITABLE (10)
“Hue you better wear to avoid becoming a target for pinching”
GREEN (5)
“Headwear craft, where one might find a million near.”
MILLINERY (9)
“Having a high temperature”
HOT (3)
“Housing for athletes”
VILLAGE (7)
“Handy dashboard compartment for keeping extra napkins and registration.”
GLOVEBOX (8)
“He has a great deal of bark but absolutely no bite for a giant boarhound”
FANG (4)
“How tall something is from bottom to top”
HEIGHT (6)
“How a machine improves its performance over time with data”
LEARN (5)
“House from the Dreadfort known for flaying enemies”
BOLTON (6)
“High pass near the basket”
LOB (3)
“Hold on tightly to someone or something”
CLING (5)
“Holy wars, perhaps, with questionable aims.”
CRUSADES (8)
“Hungarian architecture professor behind a famous 3D puzzle”
RUBIK (5)
“House ruling the North, known for honor”
STARK (5)
“Habitual employment governing grammatical custom”
USAGE (5)
“Heroic king of Uruk who sought immortality after his companion died”
GILGAMESH (9)
“Heavy blow from a comic book hero”
CLOBBER (7)
“Hint left behind for an investigator to decipher”
CLUE (4)
“Honorable Lord of Winterfell who famously warns that winter is coming.”
STARK (5)
“High-seas rogue flying a skull-and-crossbones flag in the Grand Line”
PIRATE (6)
“Headword taking pride of place in entry lists”
LEMMA (5)
“Hit someone or something very hard”
CLOBBER (7)
“How well it runs, 'man of peace' with form.”
PERFORMANCE (11)
“Handheld pyrotechnics that leave glowing trails in the air.”
SPARKLERS (9)
“High-end, custom-fitted dressmaking”
COUTURE (7)
“Hound Dog singer hailed as the King of Rock and Roll”
ELVIS (5)
“Hard, sharp objects in the mouth”
TEETH (5)
“High-end quality, rules, eh? No.”
LUXURY (6)
“Hot brewed beverage central to formal ceremonies in Japan and Britain”
TEA (3)
“Highly intelligent, much like these mammals”
SMART (5)
“Happy and cheerful in a hearty way”
JOLLY (5)
“Highness or lowness of a sound”
PITCH (5)
“Host city nickname for the 2026 Men's championship.”
INDY (4)
“How she remains when everything else is moving too fast”
STILL (5)
“Historic course that hosts the second jewel of the Triple Crown.”
PIMLICO (7)
“Having a high temperature during the warmest season”
HOT (3)
“High-frequency portion of the musical range”
TREBLE (6)
“Half a roasted chicken, a festival staple”
HENDL (5)
“Harmonious collaboration designed for a pair”
DUET (4)
“Hide what you watch, or what you watch it on.”
SCREEN (6)
“High-octane genre featuring explosions, car chases, and intense fights.”
ACTION (6)
“Hourglass wearer with a reputation for lethal widowhood”
WIDOW (5)
“Home to the original factory”
MIRA (4)
“Heavy iron dropped to hold a vessel in place”
ANCHOR (6)
“Helen who planted the first two gift trees on the northern bank.”
TAFT (4)
“Hard protective case a caterpillar forms before becoming a butterfly”
CHRYSALIS (9)
“Having broken free from confinement or control”
ESCAPED (7)
“Half-man, half-bull beast of the labyrinth”
MINOTAUR (8)
“How the public decides who stays or leaves”
VOTE (4)
“Highly-strung temporal state”
TENSE (5)
“High-jumping group of spotted felines”
LEAP (4)
“Host city bringing the world to BMO Field”
TORONTO (7)
“Hot spring that occasionally sends up a tall column of water”
GEYSER (6)
“Hollywood A-lister taking a solo trip to Tau Ceti in the 2026 film adaptation.”
GOSLING (7)
“Hemispherical ceiling crowning a grand rotunda”
DOME (4)
“Hair styling product used to achieve gravity-defying spikes”
GEL (3)
“Headmaster who had a twinkle in his eye and a lemon drop on his tongue?”
DUMBLEDORE (10)
“Handheld items like a skull in Hamlet or a broom in Wicked.”
PROPS (5)
“Hydraulic barrier; a massive ancient one was recently found near the Red Pyramid.”
DAM (3)
“Hot dog holder”
BUN (3)
“Herding dog breed famous for its intelligence, cemented in pop culture by Lassie.”
COLLIE (6)
“Hellish underworld realm reached through an obsidian gate”
NETHER (6)
“High-speed temporary storage designed for rapid data retrieval”
CACHE (5)
“Hot-tempered leader with a serious grandfather complex?”
KYLO (4)
“Hung loosely, or hurled insults”
SLUNG (5)
“High-end, custom-fitted clothing design”
COUTURE (7)
“Her world-famous Appalachian theme park founded in 1986”
DOLLYWOOD (9)
“He gave a hand to ensure a wolf stayed put”
TYR (3)
“Handheld device used to move a cursor on a screen”
MOUSE (5)
“Hard, silvery metal that is naturally magnetic, along with iron and nickel”
COBALT (6)
“Half-circle line of longitude passing through both poles”
MERIDIAN (8)
“Her native nationality hailing from across the Atlantic”
BRITISH (7)
“How one might describe the monsters from the hole”
HIDEOUS (7)
“Historic Mexico City venue hosting the opening match of the 2026 tournament”
AZTECA (6)
“Hearthside spark providing crackling comfort on frosty evenings”
FIRE (4)
“Helen who championed the planting of the saplings”
TAFT (4)
“He went to the depths of the ocean and Pandora”
CAMERON (7)
“Half-bird, half-woman creature known for snatching food”
HARPY (5)
“House of lionhearted daredevils who rush where angels fear to tread?”
GRYFFINDOR (10)
“He's not a this; he's Tom Jane.”
HOBO (4)
“Humorist who wrote about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn”
TWAIN (5)
“Hidden advantage that can negate votes if played correctly”
IDOL (4)
“House of the crannogmen who dwell in the swamps”
REED (4)
“Heroic wear that suddenly turns into a narrow point of land”
CAPE (4)
“Heavyweight champion who claimed to float like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Hold tightly with your hand”
GRIP (4)
“Hagrid's cowardly boarhound who sounds much bite-ier than he is?”
FANG (4)
“How something feels, such as smooth, rough, or bumpy”
TEXTURE (7)
“High-pressure vessel exiting the heart”
ARTERY (6)
“Hereditary unit found along a DNA strand”
GENE (4)
“Historic San Antonio mission and fortress compound”
ALAMO (5)
“Highly coveted pass required to enter a scheduled showing”
TICKET (6)
“Home of a noble house, like Winterfell”
CASTLE (6)
“Her profession before she focused primarily on music”
ACTOR (5)
“High for a man, but low for a woman”
ALTO (4)
“Having the same osmotic pressure as some other solution”
ISOTONIC (8)
“Half-man, half-horse constellation of the southern sky”
CENTAURUS (9)
“Hannah, bestselling author of the 2026 World Book Day book 'Bear Rescue'.”
GOLD (4)
“Hypothetical instant transport, partially realized via quantum entanglement”
TELEPORT (8)
“Home of the Greek gods”
OLYMPUS (7)
“Here is EMP, transformed, half of the globe.”
HEMISPHERE (10)
“Heavyweight team surprisingly eliminated in the 2026 group stages”
AUSTRALIA (9)
“Hardware directing data packets between different separate networks”
ROUTER (6)
“Humorous ridicule aimed at exposing social follies”
SATIRE (6)
“House of loyal badgers who do the heavy lifting without making a fuss?”
HUFFLEPUFF (10)
“Hip-hop icon who found an unlikely culinary confidante in Stewart.”
SNOOP (5)
“Hinged barrier used to enter a room”
DOOR (4)
“Hot beverage made by steeping leaves”
TEA (3)
“Hardened print executive on the perennial naughty inventory”
WALTER (6)
“Hawkeye realm anagrammed to a greeting in Western films”
IOWA (4)
“His most famous physical feature, often changing”
HAIR (4)
“Hereditary unit such as PSORS1 that predisposes one to plaques”
GENE (4)
“Handgun that can kill almost anything”
COLT (4)
“Hip-baring jean silhouette making a controversial comeback in 2026.”
LOWRISE (7)
“Having a pH value greater than seven”
ALKALINE (8)
“Heavy metal defining Tony's armored alter ego”
IRON (4)
“Hermione's half-Kneazle ginger cat with a squashed face”
CROOK (5)
“Heavy constrictor snake native to Africa, Asia, and Australia”
PYTHON (6)
“Highly coveted substance that makes space travel possible on Arrakis”
SPICE (5)
“High city, a crop is ill, so we must build up.”
ACROPOLIS (9)
“Half of the globe.”
HEMISPHERE (10)
“High-flying singer who might break glass”
SOPRANO (7)
“Husked green fruit essential for making salsa verde”
TOMATILLO (9)
“Habitat where the ground is soaked or covered with water much of the year”
WETLAND (7)
“Hollow underground space some animals use for shelter”
CAVE (4)
“Hypothetical life form from beyond our solar system”
ALIEN (5)
“Hidden shelter where an animal like a fox or bear rests”
DEN (3)
“How powerful a magnet's pull or push is”
STRENGTH (8)
“Hungarian inventor of the colorful three-dimensional twisty puzzle”
RUBIK (5)
“Hexagonal fruit snacks featuring an explosive burst of liquid gel in the center”
GUSHERS (7)
“He won the inaugural award for this first-year player status.”
ROOKIE (6)
“How a player starts the game or scores a field goal”
KICK (4)
“He has a spare eye and an excess of sleep”
ODIN (4)
“His role in the film Dont Worry Darling”
STARRING (8)
“High-flying, rim-rattling slam.”
DUNK (4)
“Horizontal header spanning the gap between two posts”
LINTEL (6)
“Having the taste of sugar”
SWEET (5)
“Heroic cast member who covers multiple off-stage tracks”
SWING (5)
“How GOB would begin to say "such is life" despite taking four years of Spanish”
CEST (4)
“How fast an object is moving”
SPEED (5)
“Having a sound basis in logic or fact”
VALID (5)
“How secrets are shared in the heat of the moment”
WHISPER (7)
“How Ben crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a boat”
ROW (3)
“High-performance web server, pronounced "engine-x"”
NGINX (5)
“High-energy electromagnetic radiation emitted by some quasars”
XRAYS (5)
“Having a lower osmotic pressure than a surrounding fluid”
HYPOTONIC (9)
“High-end designation for devices and potentially the new voice assistant tier.”
PRO (3)
“Hand tool tapped with a mallet to carve marble”
CHISEL (6)
“Human-made object that belongs in a display case”
ARTIFACT (8)
“Horizontal support over an opening”
LINTEL (6)
“Hard cleaning for a surgeon”
SCRUB (5)
“Historic term for left-arm unorthodox wrist spin”
CHINAMAN (8)
“His mother's first name”
ANNE (4)
“Half of the Earth”
HEMISPHERE (10)
“High card that built a real estate brand before the presidency”
TRUMP (5)
“Hard structures in the mouth used for chewing”
TEETH (5)
“Heavy hitter once caught cross-dressing to retrieve stolen iron”
THOR (4)
“Hard outer covering of a marine creature”
SEASHELL (8)
“He shares a September 22nd birthday with his famous uncle”
FRODO (5)
“Hubble or James Webb, notably”
TELESCOPE (9)
“Historical account, often in order”
CHRONICLE (9)
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