96 crossword clues, each with the answer plus links to play the puzzles they appear in.
“What you buy to enter a movie theater”
TICKET (6)
“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.”
PROSE (5)
“Written or spoken language in its ordinary form”
PROSE (5)
“When a Cinderella team shockingly knocks out a heavy favorite.”
UPSET (5)
“White flower with a yellow center”
DAISY (5)
“Wailing female spirit from Irish mythology known to foretell doom.”
BANSHEE (7)
“What happens when a team wins four straight games to advance.”
SWEEP (5)
“What the real world expects you to start on Monday”
CAREER (6)
“Wailing female spirit warning of impending doom”
BANSHEE (7)
“Watt's power, a vital part of history's engine.”
STEAM (5)
“Where you might put your car, or a protected area.”
PARK (4)
“Where reserves sit during a game”
BENCH (5)
“What a table tennis player holds”
PADDLE (6)
“What turns around in a grand scheme?”
WHEEL (5)
“Wes, known for his unique visual symmetry”
ANDERSON (8)
“Wes, known for quirky, symmetrical films”
ANDERSON (8)
“Washington's role in the national celebration”
CAPITAL (7)
“Writer of books and novels”
AUTHOR (6)
“What Miss Rhode Island thought the interview question was about”
WEATHER (7)
“When a car rotates uncontrollably on track”
SPIN (4)
“Where pitchers warm up before entering the game”
BULLPEN (7)
“Weight of the outerwear needed on April 25th”
LIGHT (5)
“Winter sport involving stones and brooms on ice”
CURLING (7)
“What the winning team cuts down after the championship.”
NETS (4)
“Wishbone-shaped titanium safety bar protecting drivers from flying debris.”
HALO (4)
“What the hero seeks in his Arctic sanctuary”
SOLITUDE (8)
“Wireless network protocol, often a target for eavesdropping”
WIFI (4)
“Where historians go to read between the lines”
ARCHIVE (7)
“Wood red, perhaps, found among California giants.”
REDWOOD (7)
“WWII US President”
ROOSEVELT (9)
“Web site serving as an entry point”
PORTAL (6)
“What Ferraris are built to do”
RACE (4)
“What is being photographed”
SCENE (5)
“Whence an old oven's scent comes.”
PROVENANCE (10)
“Winner of a contest”
CHAMPION (8)
“Where the kids might repeatedly ask, "Are we there yet?"”
BACKSEAT (8)
“What the S shield on the hero's chest translates to on his home world”
HOPE (4)
“Windshield-mounted tech gadget, like the 4K models trending for 2026 road trips.”
DASHCAM (7)
“What travels from stars to reach our eyes”
LIGHT (5)
“What oxyphenbutazone can maximize if played perfectly”
SCORE (5)
“Watertight chamber for underwater work”
CAISSON (7)
“Waves breaking on the shore”
SURF (4)
“What drinkers try to do to the 'G' in a viral 2026 stout-chugging challenge”
SPLIT (5)
“Wakandan king who meets a rock-skinned hero”
MBAKU (5)
“Wealthy, penny-pinching uncle who loves diving into coins.”
SCROOGE (7)
“Wild cat with tufted ears and a short bobbed tail”
LYNX (4)
“Website traffic redirection to a fake site”
PHARMING (8)
“Where substitutes wait”
BENCH (5)
“Where actors perform”
STAGE (5)
“Where you might aim for a bank shot.”
BACKBOARD (9)
“What powers the engine”
FUEL (4)
“What Rocky is to Ryland, and vice versa.”
ALIEN (5)
“Wheel edges, part of a car that goes around the edges.”
RIMS (4)
“What happens after three swings and misses”
STRIKEOUT (9)
“Wireless network connection, informally”
WIFI (4)
“Where the smallest fiber speaks volumes in court”
FORENSICS (9)
“Wide-brimmed accessory that is practically mandatory for attendees.”
HAT (3)
“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)
“Wielder of Mjolnir”
THOR (4)
“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)
“Wireless internet connection for calls”
WIFI (4)
“Wherethesubstitutesanxiouslywaittobecalledintothegame.”
BENCH (5)
“Word describing the chaotic nature of March college sports.”
MADNESS (7)
“Where the game is played”
COURT (5)
“What connects an old phone to the wall”
CORD (4)
“Warm, syrupy fruit mixture spooned over morning sweets.”
COMPOTE (7)
“Wallflower of the art world? No, it is quite prominent!”
MURAL (5)
“What tourists hope is at its absolute "peak"”
BLOOM (5)
“Wednesday marking the official commencement of the fasting season”
ASH (3)
“Word following magna or summa”
LAUDE (5)
“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)
“Wild infield concert area during the race.”
SNAKEPIT (8)
“Woman whose abduction started the Trojan War”
HELEN (5)
“What you do when the phone rings”
ANSWER (6)
“Where the top three finishers stand to receive their honors”
PODIUM (6)
“What people do with their mouths for a portrait”
SMILE (5)
“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)
“Where the crucial second-unit rotation players reside”
BENCH (5)
“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)
“What fans call getting first-round talent in the fourth round.”
STEAL (5)
“Writing tool, or 'pen' and 'cil' for drawing.”
PENCIL (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)
“Wise master whose mysterious species is shared by Din Djarin's apprentice.”
YODA (4)
“Willy Loman's profession in an Arthur Miller classic revived in 2026.”
SALESMAN (8)
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