Crossword Clues Starting with W

“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form”

PROSE (5)

“Wooden tool used to hit a baseball”

BAT (3)

“What you buy to enter a movie theater”

TICKET (6)

“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.”

PROSE (5)

“Where the lords keep their many connections”

WEB (3)

“When a Cinderella team shockingly knocks out a heavy favorite.”

UPSET (5)

“Written words that appear on a screen or page”

TEXT (4)

“Writer of a book or literary work”

AUTHOR (6)

“Word used between two numbers being multiplied, like three ___ four”

TIMES (5)

“What a hungry carnivore is constantly searching for”

PREY (4)

“White flower with a yellow center”

DAISY (5)

“What wounds do when left to their own cellular devices”

HEAL (4)

“What all four original members did on lead vocals at various times”

SING (4)

“Wailing female spirit from Irish mythology known to foretell doom.”

BANSHEE (7)

“Woven layer draped over shoulders to block the breeze.”

BLANKET (7)

“What happens when a team wins four straight games to advance.”

SWEEP (5)

“Written matter that requires proper formatting to be understood”

TEXT (4)

“Word meaning without harm, formed by adding less to harm”

HARMLESS (8)

“What everyone in the town is expected to do”

DIE (3)

“What the real world expects you to start on Monday”

CAREER (6)

“What she says it is not in a song about a messy breakup”

FAULT (5)

“White hand-coverings worn by a dapper gentleman who fights with a baton”

GLOVES (6)

“Warning sound emitted when feeling threatened.”

HISS (4)

“What a plant makes using sunlight and water”

FOOD (4)

“What a contestant says before picking a partner”

SPEECH (6)

“What she does to an ex on social media to stop the spiral”

BLOCK (5)

“What a team tries to manage late in the fourth quarter”

CLOCK (5)

“Wailing female spirit warning of impending doom”

BANSHEE (7)

“Watt's power, a vital part of history's engine.”

STEAM (5)

“Water falling in drops from the clouds”

RAIN (4)

“Waitress who drives a Thunderbird off a cliff with her best friend”

LOUISE (6)

“Weather-controlling cartographer with a penchant for Berries”

NAMI (4)

“Where you might put your car, or a protected area.”

PARK (4)

“Where you might have left an away message with angsty lyrics (Abbr.)”

AIM (3)

“Where reserves sit during a game”

BENCH (5)

“What a table tennis player holds”

PADDLE (6)

“Wolfish by name and wolfish by moonlight”

LUPIN (5)

“What is meant by a word, text, concept, or action”

MEANING (7)

“Wright brothers craft that took flight at Kitty Hawk”

AIRPLANE (8)

“Words that end with the same sound, like cat and hat”

RHYME (5)

“What turns around in a grand scheme?”

WHEEL (5)

“Word for the numerator and denominator considered as a pair”

TERMS (5)

“When marching bands and analysts take over the field”

HALFTIME (8)

“Wes, known for his unique visual symmetry”

ANDERSON (8)

“Written assignment that requires a thesis and body paragraphs”

ESSAY (5)

“Wes, known for quirky, symmetrical films”

ANDERSON (8)

“Washington's role in the national celebration”

CAPITAL (7)

“Writer of books and novels”

AUTHOR (6)

“WWII evacuation drama featuring a score built around a ticking pocket watch”

DUNKIRK (7)

“What Miss Rhode Island thought the interview question was about”

WEATHER (7)

“What young Gamora asks Thanos about after his triumph”

COST (4)

“Woodwind instrument with a double reed”

OBOE (4)

“Where the land meets the ocean”

COAST (5)

“Watching many episodes of a single show in one sitting”

BINGE (5)

“Word meaning without hope, formed by adding a suffix to hope”

HOPELESS (8)

“White-coated arbiter pointing an index finger to issue marching orders”

UMPIRE (6)

“What giant planets like Jupiter are made of”

GAS (3)

“When one heavenly body blocks the light of another”

ECLIPSE (7)

“Word used to say how many go in every group, as in five ___”

EACH (4)

“Wing-footed messenger of the Greek gods”

HERMES (6)

“Word meaning the state of being kind, formed by adding ness”

KINDNESS (8)

“Worm-like young stage of an insect after it hatches”

LARVA (5)

“When a car rotates uncontrollably on track”

SPIN (4)

“What you do when you cannot or choose not to make a move”

PASS (4)

“Word placed in front of a noun, like dog or cat”

THE (3)

“Word meaning not the same as something else”

DIFFERENT (9)

“What a proper noun gives to a specific person or place”

NAME (4)

“Writer who argued it was only common sense to break from the King”

PAINE (5)

“Woodland scavenger hunt for wild chanterelles and nuts”

FORAGING (8)

“Word describing the one you like best out of a group”

FAVORITE (8)

“Where pitchers warm up before entering the game”

BULLPEN (7)

“What happens to your hair or a major sale”

BLOWOUT (7)

“Wordplay exploiting different possible meanings of a word”

PUNS (4)

“What a boa does to its prey to tighten the embrace”

CONSTRICT (9)

“Where elusive species like the lanternshark reside”

DEEP (4)

“Worker who answers emergency calls and sends help to the scene”

DISPATCHER (10)

“Wide-ranging American wildcat also called a mountain lion”

PUMA (4)

“What Moses struck to bring forth water for the people”

ROCK (4)

“Weight of the outerwear needed on April 25th”

LIGHT (5)

“Worker trained to install and repair electrical wiring”

ELECTRICIAN (11)

“Winter sport involving stones and brooms on ice”

CURLING (7)

“What she does to her better half in a song of longing”

WISH (4)

“Whip-cracking burglar Selina Kyle with a penchant for shiny jewels”

CATWOMAN (8)

“Winner holding the competition title”

CHAMP (5)

“Way a mineral breaks when it does not split evenly”

FRACTURE (8)

“What Lot's wife became after looking back at Sodom”

SALT (4)

“Wealthy family of the Shire known for their uncharacteristically adventurous streak”

TOOK (4)

“What the winning team cuts down after the championship.”

NETS (4)

“Words of a song”

LYRIC (5) · LYRICS (6)

“Wood and twig transportation for aerial sports”

BROOM (5)

“When a species no longer has any living members.”

EXTINCT (7)

“What Cayce's fabled underground hall held alongside history from a lost age”

RECORDS (7)

“What a verb usually shows a person or thing doing”

ACTION (6)

“Written works that critics read and evaluate”

BOOKS (5)

“What a marine hunter does to test if an object is edible”

BITE (4)

“What a snake does, or what you might do if sorted into the emerald house?”

SLITHER (7)

“Where to find hidden money is a Bluth family central _____”

TENET (5)

“Whip-like symbol of power held crossed over the chest.”

FLAIL (5)

“Wooden or metal implement swung at the plate.”

BAT (3)

“Where players sit when they are not in the game”

BENCH (5)

“Weapon with a long shaft and a sharp pointed tip”

SPEAR (5)

“Where the band spends months while traveling”

ROAD (4)

“Word meaning the opposite of like, formed by adding dis”

DISLIKE (7)

“Wishbone-shaped titanium safety bar protecting drivers from flying debris.”

HALO (4)

“What the hero seeks in his Arctic sanctuary”

SOLITUDE (8)

“What a wandering black hole was recently observed devouring by the Swift Observatory.”

STAR (4)

“Whimsical nursery-rhyme companion that visited the queen”

PUSSY (5)

“Word meaning to spell incorrectly, formed by adding mis to spell”

MISSPELL (8)

“Wooden or metal club used to hit the ball”

BAT (3)

“Winning every game in a crucial late-season matchup.”

SWEEP (5)

“Wireless network protocol, often a target for eavesdropping”

WIFI (4)

“What Hamilton had plenty of for the new country”

IDEAS (5)

“Where historians go to read between the lines”

ARCHIVE (7)

“Where the reserve players sit during the game”

BENCH (5)

“Web address typed directly into a browser navigation bar”

URL (3)

“Wood red, perhaps, found among California giants.”

REDWOOD (7)

“Where Jesus was tempted for forty days”

WILDERNESS (10)

“What Grand Theft Auto players do to vehicles on the street”

STEAL (5)

“Well-known nonprofit organization with retail stores full of donated goods”

GOODWILL (8)

“Writing instrument filled with ink”

PEN (3)

“Wood type used for aging Chardonnay”

OAK (3)

“Work done before filming begins”

PREP (4)

“White brassica head that has become a popular low-carb rice substitute”

CAULIFLOWER (11)

“Water-based physical therapy to reduce joint pressure”

HYDRO (5)

“What she promises to be even when it hurts”

HONEST (6)

“Wheel with a rope or chain used to lift heavy objects”

PULLEY (6)

“Wall Street market climate of soaring optimism and prices”

BULL (4)

“Worker who measures land to determine its boundaries”

SURVEYOR (8)

“Wooden paddle used to propel a rowing shell”

OAR (3)

“Whistle consequence capped at six per player before disqualification in a 40-minute contest”

FOUL (4)

“What tree pose and crow pose strongly require to avoid falling”

BALANCE (7)

“Wonderwall band that recently sparked nostalgia with a reunion tour”

OASIS (5)

“White material banned from international trade”

IVORY (5)

“Word meaning most likely to happen”

PROBABLY (8)

“What a rowdy Whomping Willow might do to an incoming flying car?”

MAUL (4)

“Where a partner sits in a seated encounter”

LAP (3)

“Without this fundamental element, there is no photography”

LIGHT (5)

“WWII US President”

ROOSEVELT (9)

“What you might watch while sharing popcorn”

FILM (4)

“Where Islanders gather to receive a text”

FIREPIT (7)

“Williams sister making a surprise singles comeback via wildcard in 2026.”

SERENA (6)

“What most sharks must constantly do to keep water flowing over their respiratory organs”

SWIM (4)

“Web site serving as an entry point”

PORTAL (6)

“Wooden marionette who dreamed of becoming a real boy”

PINOCCHIO (9)

“What millions of viewers do at 8 PM on premiere night.”

WATCH (5)

“What St. Nick wears to beat the mid-year temperatures.”

SHORTS (6)

“What Ferraris are built to do”

RACE (4)

“Woodwind instrument using enclosed reeds and a reservoir”

BAGPIPE (7)

“What a player scores when the ball enters the net”

GOAL (4)

“When two cards are better together than apart”

SYNERGY (7)

“Well-worn figure turning up in rhetoric”

TROPE (5)

“What you see from a high vantage point”

VIEW (4)

“What is being photographed”

SCENE (5)

“Woodwind instrument taking the lead in Ennio Morricone's 'Gabriel's ___'”

OBOE (4)

“What some romantasy books rely on instead of a strict storyline”

VIBES (5)

“Whence an old oven's scent comes.”

PROVENANCE (10)

“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form without poetic rhythm”

PROSE (5)

“What an unsalvageable garment might become for household cleaning purposes”

RAG (3)

“When a defender catches a pass intended for the offense”

INTERCEPT (9)

“Word meaning from one side to the other, as in walk ___ the door”

THROUGH (7)

“Wireless earbuds heavily rumored for a 5th-gen update”

AIRPODS (7)

“Whistle-blowing match arbiter enforcing the laws of the game”

REFEREE (7)

“Watered-down alcoholic ration”

GROG (4)

“Winner of a contest”

CHAMPION (8)

“Where the kids might repeatedly ask, "Are we there yet?"”

BACKSEAT (8)

“What the crew became after a magical appetizer”

PIGS (4)

“What the S shield on the hero's chest translates to on his home world”

HOPE (4)

“What you see from the top of a tall building”

VIEW (4)

“Windshield-mounted tech gadget, like the 4K models trending for 2026 road trips.”

DASHCAM (7)

“Wayward projectile straying outside the painted tramlines”

WIDE (4)

“What a property becomes once you add houses or hotels”

ESTATE (6)

“Wood, sheep, or wheat in the world of Catan”

RESOURCE (8)

“*When Lucille desires a Disneyland ride”

MAMAMATTERHORNY (15)

“Water-saturated ecosystem acting as nature's filter”

WETLAND (7)

“What Loki calls an illusion that Barton compares to trickery”

MAGIC (5)

“Where you'll find baselines, sidelines, and tramlines.”

COURT (5)

“White accessory worn on Mickey's hands”

GLOVE (5)

“What travels from stars to reach our eyes”

LIGHT (5)

“Whom to call when Kramer stores his groceries under the hood of your car”

AAA (3)

“Wild canine that hunts in a pack and howls at the moon”

WOLF (4)

“Weapon born from Chinese alchemical experiments”

GUN (3)

“What oxyphenbutazone can maximize if played perfectly”

SCORE (5)

“Word for fractions that represent the same value”

EQUIVALENT (10)

“Warm, soft feline invoked exclusively to soothe a respiratory ailment”

CAT (3)

“Warm cauldron simmered to fight off October chills”

SOUP (4)

“Weapons used by the colonial militia.”

ARMS (4)

“What a baker does to get a rise out of flour”

KNEAD (5)

“What Christopher Dunn claims Giza supplied wirelessly instead of entombed rest”

POWER (5)

“Word formed by rearranging the letters of another”

ANAGRAM (7)

“Wooden square placed on a triple word score.”

TILE (4)

“What a bad relationship eventually becomes”

LESSON (6)

“Warm region of Earth located near the equator”

TROPICS (7)

“Word relating to heat or temperature”

THERMAL (7)

“Wagging appendicular flourish pinned to a plush suit”

TAIL (4)

“Woven floor covering to make the living room cozy”

RUG (3)

“Where physical education takes place”

GYM (3)

“With each note sharply detached or separated from the others”

STACCATO (8)

“Watertight chamber for underwater work”

CAISSON (7)

“Written or printed words on a page”

TEXT (4)

“Waves breaking on the shore”

SURF (4)

“What drinkers try to do to the 'G' in a viral 2026 stout-chugging challenge”

SPLIT (5)

“What you cannot do when you are overthinking at night”

SLEEP (5)

“Wakandan king who meets a rock-skinned hero”

MBAKU (5)

“Wealthy, penny-pinching uncle who loves diving into coins.”

SCROOGE (7)

“What the crowd claps along to”

BEAT (4)

“Wild cat with tufted ears and a short bobbed tail”

LYNX (4)

“Wound crust that sounds like Ron's ratty freeloader?”

SCAB (4)

“What pre-serum Steve Rogers admits he does not like”

BULLIES (7)

“Website traffic redirection to a fake site”

PHARMING (8)

“Working-class Lanford patriarch portrayed by John Goodman.”

CONNER (6)

“What producers hope the houseguests will bring”

DRAMA (5)

“Wishing for two fictional characters to be in a relationship”

SHIPPING (8)

“Ward of Winterfell who betrayed the Starks at their home”

THEON (5)

“Where substitutes wait”

BENCH (5)

“Whole roasted bovine served at the Ochsenbraterei”

OCHS (4)

“What a rotary wheel does to divide the meal into portions.”

CUT (3)

“Where actors perform”

STAGE (5)

“Witch of folklore who prefers raw liver over pasties”

HAG (3)

“What a surgeon does to prep, or a hard wash”

SCRUB (5)

“What it feels like to open up to someone new”

RISK (4)

“Written assignment with an introduction and conclusion”

ESSAY (5)

“Woven barrier dividing the court that players hope their shots clear.”

NET (3)

“What remains of a galleon after a disastrous storm.”

WRECK (5)

“World's largest tropical wetland ecosystem”

PANTANAL (8)

“Where you might aim for a bank shot.”

BACKBOARD (9)

“What powers the engine”

FUEL (4)

“Work dough repeatedly with hands to develop gluten structure”

KNEAD (5)

“What Rocky is to Ryland, and vice versa.”

ALIEN (5)

“What a comma tells the reader to briefly do”

PAUSE (5)

“Wheel edges, part of a car that goes around the edges.”

RIMS (4)

“What happens after three swings and misses”

STRIKEOUT (9)

“What ticks down when it is your turn to choose”

CLOCK (5)

“Wireless network connection, informally”

WIFI (4)

“What you do to a subject using the rule of thirds”

FRAME (5)

“Where the smallest fiber speaks volumes in court”

FORENSICS (9)

“Writing arranged with a metrical rhythm”

VERSE (5)

“Wide-brimmed accessory that is practically mandatory for attendees.”

HAT (3)

“Where the stone of destiny once sat”

SCONE (5)

“What a machine does when it improves from experience”

LEARN (5)

“Worth perceived by a shopper relative to the price paid”

VALUE (5)

“What you do when you work hard, or a close-fitting garment.”

SWEAT (5)

“Wand-waving advisor who uses magic to assist the reptilian king.”

KAMEK (5)

“What happened to a child's head in 1983”

BITTEN (6)

“Where Q and Z are your most valuable assets.”

SCRABBLE (8)

“What you deserve when you bring bees into jail”

TSKS (4)

“Watt improved the steam version of this power source”

ENGINE (6)

“Wielder of Mjolnir”

THOR (4)

“Water falling from the sky”

RAIN (4)

“Woolly mother in the meadow”

EWE (3)

“What the company strives to do with technology”

INNOVATE (8)

“Well-known public figure, often in entertainment.”

CELEBRITY (9)

“Wheel used to direct the car”

STEERING (8)

“Wise, older female leading the family unit”

MATRIARCH (9)

“What seemed to fly by when you were together”

TIME (4)

“Wireless internet connection for calls”

WIFI (4)

“Warrior race known for their ridged foreheads and honor”

KLINGON (7)

“What many young revolutionaries did for the cause of Indian independence”

DIED (4)

“Wimbledon is the third Grand ___ of the calendar year.”

SLAM (4)

“Word meaning to do again, formed by adding re to a word”

REDO (4)

“Wherethesubstitutesanxiouslywaittobecalledintothegame.”

BENCH (5)

“Where the magic happens in the backyard”

GRILL (5)

“Winged female night demon associated with storms and disease”

LILITU (6)

“Word preceding 'Love You' in her immortal Whitney-covered ballad”

ALWAYS (6)

“Worn out by too much use”

TRITE (5)

“Word describing the chaotic nature of March college sports.”

MADNESS (7)

“Wealthy house from the Reach with a golden rose emblem”

TYRELL (6)

“Written words appearing on a screen”

TEXT (4)

“Wall socket that supplies electricity to plugged-in devices”

OUTLET (6)

“Where the game is played”

COURT (5)

“Word meaning even though, used to introduce a contrast”

ALTHOUGH (8)

“What connects an old phone to the wall”

CORD (4)

“what they on”

STAGE (5)

“Word meaning a sufficient amount, as in I have ___ pencils”

ENOUGH (6)

“Where the river meets the tide”

ESTUARY (7)

“Wintry weather condition known to trigger dry, cracked flare-ups”

COLD (4)

“What Mickey steered in his first sound film”

BOAT (4)

“Writing a number out in letters instead of digits, as in ___ form”

WORD (4)

“Wakandan genius princess who designed modern vibranium suits”

SHURI (5)

“Written words in a review or message”

TEXT (4)

“Whistle-worthy infraction on the pitch”

FOUL (4)

“Warm, syrupy fruit mixture spooned over morning sweets.”

COMPOTE (7)

“What not to do after misreading a winking eye alcohol suggestion”

DRIVE (5)

“Wallflower of the art world? No, it is quite prominent!”

MURAL (5)

“Wet, spongy land dominated by trees and woody plants”

SWAMP (5)

“Wheeled medical device featured in an infamous Dark Souls elevator plunge”

WHEELCHAIR (10)

“Woman on her wedding day”

BRIDE (5)

“When the band comes back out for one last song”

ENCORE (6)

“What we did "in the night" as the stars stole it away”

DANCE (5)

“Watt engine type that powered the Industrial Revolution”

STEAM (5)

“Worry on a fingerboard”

FRET (4)

“Wildly unreasonable or illogical”

ABSURD (6)

“Windswept southern territory of glaciers, steppes, and fjords”

PATAGONIA (9)

“What tourists hope is at its absolute "peak"”

BLOOM (5)

“What a specialist does for extra points”

KICK (4)

“What Cap tells his allies to keep up when visiting Wakanda”

EYES (4)

“Wednesday marking the official commencement of the fasting season”

ASH (3)

“Word meaning to turn back, formed by adding re to turn”

RETURN (6)

“Wayfinder chosen by the ocean to restore the heart of Te Fiti”

MOANA (5)

“Wooden club used by a hitter in baseball”

BAT (3)

“Willows implement swung by an executioner of leather”

BAT (3)

“Word following magna or summa”

LAUDE (5)

“What you do when you sleep or a nightmare”

DREAM (5)

“Word describing something very pleasing to look at”

BEAUTIFUL (9)

“Where audiences watched blockbusters before VHS tapes took over”

THEATER (7)

“Where stargazers look to find the Perseid radiant.”

SKY (3)

“What she lives for, according to her 2013 lead single”

APPLAUSE (8)

“Words that have the same ending sound”

RHYME (5)

“What you hear in a movie”

SOUND (5)

“What the yeast produces to make the bread rise.”

GAS (3)

“Wild infield concert area during the race.”

SNAKEPIT (8)

“Written account of a real person's life”

BIOGRAPHY (9)

“Wooden platform for outdoor grilling and views”

DECK (4)

“Waxy substance that can be good, bad, or downright ugly”

CHOLESTEROL (11)

“Woman whose abduction started the Trojan War”

HELEN (5)

“Wall-crawling web-slinger whose motto involves great responsibility”

SPIDERMAN (9)

“What you turn eagerly to see what happens next”

PAGE (4)

“What a Love Islander pulls you for”

CHAT (4)

“Whitney who revolutionized Southern agriculture”

ELI (3)

“What you do when the phone rings”

ANSWER (6)

“What Steve Rogers says he can do all day”

FIGHT (5)

“Writing that isn't structured as poetry”

PROSE (5)

“Which rubbery participant gets completely exhausted and smoked by the end of a run?”

TIRE (4)

“What gives a drift car a sudden whistle while it works?”

TURBO (5)

“Where food enters the body to be eaten”

MOUTH (5)

“Word meaning to view before, formed by adding pre to a word”

PREVIEW (7)

“Western Canadian host city utilizing BC Place”

VANCOUVER (9)

“Where the top three finishers stand to receive their honors”

PODIUM (6)

“Where the monsters congregate in the Breach”

NEST (4)

“Where tech CEOs pace around while presenting new hardware”

STAGE (5)

“What a selector does to a track when the crowd goes wild”

PULL (4)

“What people do with their mouths for a portrait”

SMILE (5)

“Watching many episodes in one sitting”

BINGE (5)

“Wedge-shaped writing system developed in ancient Sumer”

CUNEIFORM (9)

“Whale shark helmsman adept at Fish-Man Karate”

JINBE (5)

“Wooden barrel tapped to start the celebration”

KEG (3)

“What a necklace represents on Survivor”

IMMUNITY (8)

“Welcoming matriarch who consented to a domestic DNA verification”

EMILY (5)

“Weapons and ammunition used in combat.”

ARMS (4)

“Winged divine horse from Greek mythology”

PEGASUS (7)

“Waxy leaf coating that helps prevent water loss”

CUTICLE (7)

“What the children gather to prove Olaf villainy”

EVIDENCE (8)

“Where the players stand before the snap”

LINE (4)

“Whistle-worthy infraction that might lead to free throws.”

FOUL (4)

“What users download in the fall to get the new features.”

UPDATE (6)

“Winning a best-of-seven series 4-0, a dominant feat achieved by New York in the '26 semis.”

SWEEP (5)

“Writer/artist Don known for detailed Duck lore.”

ROSA (4)

“What you do with a car”

DRIVE (5)

“Waxy sterol in the blood categorized into HDL and LDL types”

CHOLESTEROL (11)

“Where the crucial second-unit rotation players reside”

BENCH (5)

“What we should do in the Lord always”

REJOICE (7)

“Wooden torso without legs that hoards gold beneath lock and key?”

CHEST (5)

“Warm spice often dusted on top of whipped cream”

NUTMEG (6)

“Winning four games to none, sending the opponent packing early”

SWEEP (5)

“What the speller steps up to and speaks into.”

MICROPHONE (10)

“Writing for the stage or screen.”

SCRIPT (6)

“Winged partner to Scott Lang who shrinks and stings”

WASP (4)

“What it feels like when a close person leaves”

BETRAY (6)

“What fans call getting first-round talent in the fourth round.”

STEAL (5)

“Writing tool, or 'pen' and 'cil' for drawing.”

PENCIL (6)

“What the hero sowed in a fake fit of madness”

SALT (4)

“What you do inside a cozy down-filled bag”

SLEEP (5)

“Where you might float on a giant inflatable reindeer.”

POOL (4)

“What two players might share to secure mutual survival”

BOND (4)

“Where the cruise ships tie up in the west end”

DOCK (4)

“What anxious competitors do on stage while trying to recall if it is I before E”

FRET (4)

“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)

“What you do with a chip or a certain dancer”

DIP (3)

“Wise master whose mysterious species is shared by Din Djarin's apprentice.”

YODA (4)

“What a coronagraph blocks out to photograph distant exoplanets.”

LIGHT (5)

“What the band famously wore as face paint for decades”

MASKS (5)

“Willy Loman's profession in an Arthur Miller classic revived in 2026.”

SALESMAN (8)