1,374 crossword clues with 3-letter answers, sourced from real Grid Genius puzzles.
“The star at the center of our solar system.”
SUN (3)
“A long and distinct period of history”
ERA (3)
“Hot beverage made by steeping dried leaves”
TEA (3)
“Common breakfast item laid by a chicken”
EGG (3)
“The organ used for seeing”
EYE (3)
“A software program designed for a mobile device”
APP (3)
“To cook food in hot oil or fat”
FRY (3)
“The place where a movie is filmed”
SET (3)
“A period of armed conflict between nations”
WAR (3)
“State of matter with no fixed shape or volume”
GAS (3)
“A single button on a computer keyboard”
KEY (3)
“A bird used to deliver mail in the wizarding world”
OWL (3)
“An atom or molecule with a net electric charge due to the loss or gain of electrons”
ION (3)
“A male child”
BOY (3)
“The molecule that carries genetic information”
DNA (3)
“A state of armed conflict between different nations”
WAR (3)
“The number of runs awarded for hitting the ball over the rope without bouncing”
SIX (3)
“An item used to skip the night and set a spawn point.”
BED (3)
“The global system of interconnected computer networks”
WEB (3)
“A large body of salt water”
SEA (3)
“The primordial goddess of the night”
NIX (3)
“A male parent”
DAD (3)
“A bird used by wizards to deliver mail”
OWL (3)
“The place where a scene is filmed.”
SET (3)
“A software program on a smartphone”
APP (3)
“Wooden tool used to hit a baseball”
BAT (3)
“A trophy awarded for winning a tournament”
CUP (3)
“The region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the ground”
SKY (3)
“Cured meat from a pig”
HAM (3)
“A liquid fat used for frying or dressing salads.”
OIL (3)
“The region above the Earth where clouds and stars appear”
SKY (3)
“Charged particle”
ION (3)
“A common hardwood tree that produces acorns”
OAK (3)
“The place where a movie scene is filmed”
SET (3)
“A record of events or data entries”
LOG (3)
“Organ used for sight”
EYE (3)
“The acronym for the Behavioral Analysis Unit”
BAU (3)
“Genre for Sabrina Carpenter or Benson Boone”
POP (3)
“Nocturnal bird traditionally paired with intellect and insight”
OWL (3)
“Animal sacred to the goddess Bastet.”
CAT (3)
“Automated script that can execute cyber attacks or flood web traffic”
BOT (3)
“School of Mahayana Buddhism focusing on meditation”
ZEN (3)
“Single page within a browser window”
TAB (3)
“The original leader of the La Push wolf pack”
SAM (3)
“Massive plasma sphere that provides the solar wind”
SUN (3)
“An organ of sight, or a massive cosmic tear in reality where terror resides”
EYE (3)
“The standard unit of electrical resistance”
OHM (3)
“Where the lords keep their many connections”
WEB (3)
“An invitation to play in the tournament.”
BID (3)
“Satellite system used for precise navigation”
GPS (3)
“Natural sunscreen applied via trunk”
MUD (3)
“Soundstage where a fresh procedural is filmed”
SET (3)
“A flat metal container used for frying”
PAN (3)
“Leathery capsule laid by most female reptiles”
EGG (3)
“Mail carrier that really doesn't give a hoot about your sleep schedule?”
OWL (3)
“The physical scenery and stage construction where a scene is filmed”
SET (3)
“Order given on a film set”
CUT (3)
“It might get toasted before holding a frankfurter”
BUN (3)
“Total outcome of pooling terms together”
SUM (3)
“The structural bone that houses rows of serrated weapons”
JAW (3)
“A network with loops that remembers the past, like a train of thought”
RNN (3)
“A software program downloaded onto a smartphone”
APP (3)
“Feeling a bit timid or reserved”
SHY (3)
“A peaceful state, oddly, for well-being.”
ZEN (3)
“Metallic element with the chemical symbol Sn”
TIN (3)
“A genre of popular music that originated in its modern form in the mid-1950s”
POP (3)
“The peak breeding season when bulls become vocal and aggressive”
RUT (3)
“The frozen part of the day's celebrated dessert”
ICE (3)
“Stainless steel vessel for bulk storage”
KEG (3)
“Basic obedience command asking a pup to put their booty on the ground.”
SIT (3)
“Night perspiration found on blades”
DEW (3)
“Small furry pet that meows”
CAT (3)
“A room equipped for scientific experiments.”
LAB (3)
“A common viral respiratory illness”
FLU (3)
“To achieve victory in a match”
WIN (3)
“Geometric suspended snare engineered of protein”
WEB (3)
“Interface for applications to communicate”
API (3)
“An atom with a charged personality”
ION (3)
“A climbing vine that often grows up the walls of buildings”
IVY (3)
“The rustic god of the wild who played a flute made of reeds”
PAN (3)
“An enemy encountered during the adventure”
FOE (3)
“Padded foot featuring toe beans”
PAW (3)
“Maximum runs scored from a single shot”
SIX (3)
“The surname of the boy genius”
WIN (3)
“A common protein ingredient often fried or scrambled”
EGG (3)
“To divide the pizza into pieces”
CUT (3)
“To divide fabric using scissors”
CUT (3)
“He spends more time staring at a camera lens than actually selling paper”
JIM (3)
“Establishment where members pay to perspire”
GYM (3)
“A paper guide to a dungeon layout”
MAP (3)
“The tattooed mask maker of the 4th Ward”
UTA (3)
“Group Trump ignores more than his children”
WTO (3)
“Element associated with the far North”
ICE (3)
“It builds up in ears and lost-cast bronze methods”
WAX (3)
“What everyone in the town is expected to do”
DIE (3)
“One full circuit of the track”
LAP (3)
“The number of runs scored when the ball crosses the boundary without bouncing”
SIX (3)
“The first woman according to Genesis”
EVE (3)
“To consume a delicious meal in a trattoria”
EAT (3)
“The Norse god of justice who lost a hand to the wolf Fenrir”
TYR (3)
“Spanish word meaning so or such, used in a casual greeting”
TAL (3)
“Afternoon break in a match”
TEA (3)
“AOL's instant messaging client that dominated early desktop communication with away messages”
AIM (3)
“The command given to stop filming.”
CUT (3)
“The area where the team works on the motorcycle during a session.”
PIT (3)
“A feeling of great pleasure and happiness”
JOY (3)
“A small feline often kept as a household companion”
CAT (3)
“Central connection point”
HUB (3)
“Cast-iron "iron" treat often filled with fruit.”
PIE (3)
“The oval object from which a chick hatches.”
EGG (3)
“A signal for an actor to begin speaking or for a sound effect to play”
CUE (3)
“Equipment used to hit the ball”
BAT (3)
“Bons companion in witty French remarks”
MOT (3)
“Celestial body that shifts into the sixth zodiac sign in late August”
SUN (3)
“Snow, a prominent character”
JON (3)
“Farm animal with a snout and curly tail”
PIG (3)
“Protective gear worn on a batter's legs”
PAD (3)
“Lively, bouncy folk dance often performed to traditional tunes”
JIG (3)
“Doug the ___, famous internet dog who won a People's Choice Award”
PUG (3)
“School of Mahayana Buddhism emphasizing value of meditation and intuition”
ZEN (3)
“Creative works like paintings and sculptures”
ART (3)
“An adult female sheep capable of producing milk and offspring”
EWE (3)
“Korean manufacturer that shares a parent company with Hyundai”
KIA (3)
“One complete circuit of the racing track”
LAP (3)
“It shakes when a three-pointer finds the bottom of the hoop”
NET (3)
“The universal document standard that locks fonts and layouts in place”
PDF (3)
“Dadaist torn between chance and collages”
ARP (3)
“The light blue color of the upper atmosphere on a clear day”
SKY (3)
“Founding father of the People's Republic of China”
MAO (3)
“Stage unit cranked up for maximum distortion”
AMP (3)
“She is half-dead and half-alive, ruling the cold basement”
HEL (3)
“Seasoned expert who gets paid to play”
PRO (3)
“The breed of Ben's famous dog Storm”
LAB (3)
“Tobias wonders if Michael would like "to take in a movie __ shvitz"”
ORA (3)
“Software downloaded to a smartphone”
APP (3)
“The final point of something”
END (3)
“Jason time zone from early November to mid-March”
EST (3)
“Speed metric for your player, typically set to 33 or 45.”
RPM (3)
“The finished bottom edge of a garment”
HEM (3)
“Where you might have left an away message with angsty lyrics (Abbr.)”
AIM (3)
“The Billboard ___ 100”
HOT (3)
“An agricultural product used to create a velvety foam cap”
EGG (3)
“A light strike of approval on the back”
PAT (3)
“Slide down snow on long narrow boards”
SKI (3)
“A woven trap for fish or unfaithful lovers”
NET (3)
“Pet that often lands on its feet”
CAT (3)
“The physical scenery on a stage”
SET (3)
“First name of the bald billionaire with a vendetta against aliens”
LEX (3)
“Noah's massive wooden vessel”
ARK (3)
“A common breakfast item that can be scrambled or fried”
EGG (3)
“The legendary Belgian circuit featuring the Eau Rouge corner”
SPA (3)
“How all British men sound before ripping out your heart (not to mention their breath...)”
GAY (3)
“Slippery creature, sounds like a letter.”
EEL (3)
“The status of a batter who has lost their wicket”
OUT (3)
“Fine material ejected during a volcanic eruption”
ASH (3)
“The villainous father who spent years seeking redemption after murdering his brother”
DAN (3)
“Cord mesh attached to the frame that ripples upon a successful strike”
NET (3)
“This starchy tuber is often confused with a sweet potato”
YAM (3)
“Uniformed officer securing the crime scene.”
COP (3)
“Stainless steel vessel that typically holds about fifteen and a half gallons.”
KEG (3)
“A popular plant-based dairy alternative in modern shops”
OAT (3)
“Swiss company that produces the P320 pistol”
SIG (3)
“Lost golden covenant box supposedly charged up inside granite dimensions”
ARK (3)
“The star that provides heat and light”
SUN (3)
“The past tense of the word is”
WAS (3)
“A horizontal line of objects in an array”
ROW (3)
“Informal term for a man”
GUY (3)
“Ceramic vessel for a warm, comforting autumn blend”
MUG (3)
“The hellhound that Adam names as a pet”
DOG (3)
“One complete circuit of the race track”
LAP (3)
“Unit of a match requiring six games to win in most cases.”
SET (3)
“Defensive edge rusher's position”
END (3)
“A software program for a mobile device”
APP (3)
“A play on words often inducing groans”
PUN (3)
“The flat cardboard container that holds a round meal.”
BOX (3)
“A song about a fated connection”
DNA (3)
“The dreaded week when your star player rests”
BYE (3)
“The handle used to pour a pint”
TAP (3)
“Juniper-flavored spirit essential for a classic highball”
GIN (3)
“The official cover month of the hero's very first comic book appearance in 1939.”
MAY (3)
“Sounds like see, but it's a large body of salt water”
SEA (3)
“An oval object from which a baby animal hatches”
EGG (3)
“Digital visual elements added to a frame during post-production”
CGI (3)
“Close to the bottom of a scale”
LOW (3)
“A baked dish with a crust and fruit or meat filling”
PIE (3)
“The forgotten incarnation who broke the promise to end a cosmic temporal slaughter”
WAR (3)
“A tool used to unlock or interpret a secret message”
KEY (3)
“An error in a program”
BUG (3)
“A person with an intense devotion to a specific franchise”
FAN (3)
“A casual musical session or a short name for a Caribbean island”
JAM (3)
“A common antonym for happy”
SAD (3)
“A vessel for survival without an engine”
ARK (3)
“The spring month when the international film world descends on southern Europe”
MAY (3)
“Keebler worker or Rivendell resident”
ELF (3)
“The global system of interconnected sites”
WEB (3)
“A nocturnal bird of prey with large eyes.”
OWL (3)
“Three-letter abbreviation for the standout player of a series.”
MVP (3)
“Asphalt area where the Sunday morning magic happens”
LOT (3)
“Sweet fruit spread for toast”
JAM (3)
“A major division of a show, usually separated by an intermission”
ACT (3)
“Tiny worker in a complex colony”
ANT (3)
“A common antonym for near”
FAR (3)
“Sarcastic alien puppet who loved to chase cats on NBC”
ALF (3)
“A folded guide to the middle of nowhere”
MAP (3)
“Loyal gardener who famously declared, 'I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you'”
SAM (3)
“A peaceful station that fell into the Pacific”
MIR (3)
“Pastry shell holding spiced gourds or orchard slices”
PIE (3)
“Cryptographic value needed to unlock scrambled files”
KEY (3)
“Popular talk therapy focusing on changing negative cognitive patterns”
CBT (3)
“Tactile boundary of the mouth”
LIP (3)
“A sewing tool that keeps a piece from moving”
PIN (3)
“The physical location where a show is filmed”
SET (3)
“Bugling beast of the Rocky Mountains.”
ELK (3)
“Bonus yardage gained after securing the football (Abbr.)”
YAC (3)
“Mesh barrier used in tennis or volleyball”
NET (3)
“A digital format that knows how to keep a secret background invisible”
PNG (3)
“The component that makes cheese melt and taste rich”
FAT (3)
“The very first odd number”
ONE (3)
“The primary color of the home jersey worn by the team”
RED (3)
“Mend or repair, a strong urge for problem-solving zodiac personalities”
FIX (3)
“The action performed with a wheel to create individual slices.”
CUT (3)
“The wooden tool used to hit the ball in baseball”
BAT (3)
“Furniture used to skip the night”
BED (3)
“A tiny, acrobatic bird that often hangs upside down from branches.”
TIT (3)
“Mental sharpness found in sharp retorts”
WIT (3)
“A sequence of episodes that tells a single story”
ARC (3)
“The lower limb used for standing and walking.”
LEG (3)
“A record of events or observations”
LOG (3)
“An old-school vector container favored by professional printers”
EPS (3)
“The young protagonist of Great Expectations”
PIP (3)
“Greek god of the wild”
PAN (3)
“First name of the CEO who became the face of the organization”
SAM (3)
“An industrious insect that somehow gathered a crowd to recite letters in public”
BEE (3)
“Cunning canid with a bushy brush”
FOX (3)
“The type of animal Ben often travels with”
DOG (3)
“The king who invites the villains to school”
BEN (3)
“Nocturnal postman delivering letters without stamps”
OWL (3)
“Rapper turned actor who portrays Sergeant Tutuola”
ICE (3)
“What giant planets like Jupiter are made of”
GAS (3)
“Jamaica's Prince Buster genre”
SKA (3)
“Short for microphone”
MIC (3)
“Metric indicating a player's typical selection position (Abbr.)”
ADP (3)
“The first word of the song asking to feel someone through the wall”
HEY (3)
“A state of total conflict that often erupts over stolen lives”
WAR (3)
“"Spider-Man: Brand New ___" (2026 MCU film).”
DAY (3)
“Not functioning or slightly wrong”
OFF (3)
“A receptionist who paints her way out of a quiet, unfulfilling engagement”
PAM (3)
“The weapon featured prominently on the crest of Arsenal”
GUN (3)
“Teardrop-shaped fruit with a soft, chewy texture and hundreds of tiny seeds.”
FIG (3)
“Selective mute in mixed company who loves Cinnamon dearly”
RAJ (3)
“A room or building used for scientific research”
LAB (3)
“The square cardboard container used for delivery.”
BOX (3)
“The middle part of an ear of corn”
COB (3)
“Green sphere found snug in a pod”
PEA (3)
“A title of respect for a man”
DON (3)
“Nintendo console released in 2006 that got players off the couch with motion controls”
WII (3)
“Slippery surface where the Final is fought”
ICE (3)
“A thief from the north who escaped the glass castle”
NOX (3)
“The standard vessel for your morning pick-me-up”
CUP (3)
“Short profile on the dust jacket”
BIO (3)
“The color of the scarf left at a sisters house”
RED (3)
“Cunning mammal with a bushy tail”
FOX (3)
“Mesh barrier dividing opponents in tennis or volleyball”
NET (3)
“Cognitive behavioral acronym for restructuring negative thoughts”
CBT (3)
“A short, three-letter female name from her hit song about a girl of the streets”
AMY (3)
“Bean identity crisis that masquerades as milk, curd, or sauce”
SOY (3)
“Word placed in front of a noun, like dog or cat”
THE (3)
“Term for a pair of directors like the Coens or Wachowskis”
DUO (3)
“Soggy shoreline deposit that can ruin your shoes”
MUD (3)
“A prominent conference in college football.”
SEC (3)
“Relatives in your immediate family tree.”
KIN (3)
“A software program designed for a specific task on a mobile device.”
APP (3)
“A numerical measure of a player's wizardry”
ELO (3)
“Emotional state of the beautiful girl in a debut album track”
SAD (3)
“A corrupted soldier serving the dark lord”
ORC (3)
“Sarcastic Melmac native with a strong craving for house cats”
ALF (3)
“An artist's allotted performance time”
SET (3)
“A director's favorite shout to end a scene”
CUT (3)
“A river that flows through the heart of the empire”
RYN (3)
“The molecule that carries genetic instructions in all living things”
DNA (3)
“A record of events or a sign-in action”
LOG (3)
“Furniture piece that resets a respawn point and skips the night”
BED (3)
“The element that is fatal to demons”
SUN (3)
“A team's matching shirt, shorts, and socks”
KIT (3)
“Slippery surface traversed by an oversized man in green tights”
ICE (3)
“Three-letter broadcasting alliance behind the international event”
EBU (3)
“Acronym for a popular utility vehicle like the GLS”
SUV (3)
“Dirty substance mixed with honey to form a pioneering band”
MUD (3)
“Piece of incidental music timed precisely to a visual scene”
CUE (3)
“The silverware fought for in the FA tournament, the oldest in football history”
CUP (3)
“The interconnected system of public documents on the internet”
WEB (3)
“Heavyweight boxer who claimed to float like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Director who told us to Do the Right Thing”
LEE (3)
“To perform on stage or screen”
ACT (3)
“Clear the throat to fold up a skirt's bottom”
HEM (3)
“The ultimate goal for any romance couple, initially”
HEA (3)
“Body of water partially enclosed by land, smaller than a gulf”
BAY (3)
“An honor awarded to a player for making an international appearance”
CAP (3)
“A major section of a stage production”
ACT (3)
“The holy grail of synthetic mind that would match us on every intellectual front”
AGI (3)
“The space above the Earth where clouds and stars appear”
SKY (3)
“A common grain grown in Ukrainian fields”
RYE (3)
“The official who enforces the rules on the field”
REF (3)
“Complex where every hotel room contains the occupant's deepest personal terror”
GOD (3)
“French word for water”
EAU (3)
“To combine two different songs into one”
MIX (3)
“A main division of a play”
ACT (3)
“The handle pulled by a bartender to start the liquid flowing.”
TAP (3)
“Humdrum janitorial stick wielded out of desperation against prowling skeletons”
MOP (3)
“Fruit spread commonly used by Scandinavians on this holiday.”
JAM (3)
“Ceti's partner word, naming the uninfected star system.”
TAU (3)
“A weapon carried by agents for protection”
GUN (3)
“The afternoon prayer performed mid-way through the day”
ASR (3)
“System converting human-readable site names into numerical IP addresses”
DNS (3)
“Primordial Greek goddess of the night”
NYX (3)
“TV network where you can watch the finals.”
ION (3)
“A starchy tuber often confused with a sweet potato in American markets”
YAM (3)
“A hot drink made by infusing dried leaves in boiling water”
TEA (3)
“The massive vessel built by Noah to survive the flood”
ARK (3)
“Treebeard's species in Middle-earth lore”
ENT (3)
“A compact SUV model name”
GLC (3)
“Underground rock band with a heavy metal focus?”
ORE (3)
“A short, trendy hairstyle for women during the decade”
BOB (3)
“Missing-toed pest that spent twelve years masquerading as a schoolboy's pet?”
RAT (3)
“High, arching defensive or offensive shot over an opponent's head.”
LOB (3)
“A young feline”
KIT (3)
“Raw mineral deposit extracted with a pickaxe in the mines”
ORE (3)
“Short name for an automated software program”
BOT (3)
“8-bit console that revived the home market, for short”
NES (3)
“Cooling flap on a massive mammal”
EAR (3)
“The genus Canis includes this common household pet.”
DOG (3)
“A three-letter guide that reveals the shrinking borders”
MAP (3)
“Mainstream chart category where "September" reached number 8”
POP (3)
“Genre for boy bands like N Sync and Backstreet Boys”
POP (3)
“Stockley Park review system that checks clear and obvious errors”
VAR (3)
“Pencil puncture in the ledger that keeps the score static”
DOT (3)
“A percentage added to a purchase price and collected by the government”
TAX (3)
“Goat-legged Greek god of the wild and rustic music”
PAN (3)
“The mysterious secret organization identified by an eye”
VFD (3)
“Pop concert spectacle featuring the ex-wives of Henry VIII”
SIX (3)
“Original source of energy for nearly all food chains”
SUN (3)
“____ Old Sun is a David Gilmour composition from 1970”
FAT (3)
“The color of the chili peppers on a devilish pizza”
RED (3)
“The action a dog takes to move quickly.”
RUN (3)
“Peat's soggy home”
BOG (3)
“An extra amount of money given for good service”
TIP (3)
“Short for a professional expert”
PRO (3)
“A baked dessert with a crust and fruit filling”
PIE (3)
“The white mesh hanging below the hoop”
NET (3)
“Leslie Knope actress whose comedy partnership with Fey is legendary.”
AMY (3)
“Springtime period hosting a rare double-feature in 2026.”
MAY (3)
“Give up the ghost to color a garment”
DYE (3)
“The only mammal capable of true flight”
BAT (3)
“Measurement indicating how much water flows per minute”
GPM (3)
“The armed conflict between the colonies and Great Britain.”
WAR (3)
“A hot-headed brother whose flame was tragically snuffed out at Marineford”
ACE (3)
“Malleable post-transition metal designated by Sn”
TIN (3)
“Deadlock situation that forces a game into extra innings.”
TIE (3)
“First half of a tentacled villain's moniker.”
DOC (3)
“A container used for brewing potions”
POT (3)
“Goalkeeper's domain to protect”
NET (3)
“Object that chooses a student's house”
HAT (3)
“Money Britain charged colonists on goods such as tea”
TAX (3)
“The physical environment where a film scene is shot”
SET (3)
“McLaren's, functionally speaking”
BAR (3)
“The costume of the guy who is actually a man”
APE (3)
“The common name for the World Wide Web”
WEB (3)
“Software where crafting the perfect away message was an art form.”
AIM (3)
“The tiny tittle found above a lowercase 'i' or 'j'”
DOT (3)
“A popular cold-water food fish that drove historical trade in the Atlantic”
COD (3)
“The unit used to measure cleaning strength”
PSI (3)
“Scavenger turned hero who adopted the Skywalker name.”
REY (3)
“Pill-popping mother who tried to burn her husband alive in his dealership”
DEB (3)
“Scavenger from Jakku who discovers her powerful connection to the Force”
REY (3)
“A missing piece of time in one's memory”
GAP (3)
“A single point on the screen in the image”
DOT (3)
“A motherly machine for a reluctant pilot”
EVA (3)
“The bugling monarch of the high meadows”
ELK (3)
“Tyre type with deep grooves designed to displace standing water”
WET (3)
“A baked dish with a pastry crust.”
PIE (3)
“To color fabric, sounding like the end of life”
DYE (3)
“Large deer with impressive antlers”
ELK (3)
“Pointy-eared archer of the ancient woodland”
ELF (3)
“Infinity conflict or Rhodey's mechanized title prefix”
WAR (3)
“The insect often associated with Amy Winehouse's iconic hairstyle”
BEE (3)
“Slang for gossip or inside information”
TEA (3)
“The singer is well known for owning several of these pets”
CAT (3)
“A flat metal container used for frying on a stove”
PAN (3)
“To move from one scene to another without a transition”
CUT (3)
“Scoring shot that goes over the boundary without bouncing”
SIX (3)
“Silvery metal with the symbol Sn used to make cans for food preservation”
TIN (3)
“The woven nylon that dances after a swish.”
NET (3)
“Heavyweight legend who famously floated like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Acronym for the massive models trained on vast datasets”
LLM (3)
“Wooden or metal implement swung at the plate.”
BAT (3)
“The hue of danger and the final stage of mortality”
RED (3)
“The Punjab representative of the Lal-Bal-Pal trio”
RAI (3)
“Poultry title character in his 1934 debut short.”
HEN (3)
“Equipment used by a player to hit the ball”
BAT (3)
“Side of the field behind the batsman's heels”
LEG (3)
“Coastal indentation, often smaller than a gulf.”
BAY (3)
“A comedic stunt or physical bit of humor.”
GAG (3)
“A grain spirit that gives a spicy kick to a Manhattan”
RYE (3)
“The basic unit of scoring in a match”
RUN (3)
“Cane or Pelican or Shoys”
BAY (3)
“The coughing banker in charge of the orphan estate”
POE (3)
“The amber liquid that fills the cockpit to provide oxygen to the pilot”
LCL (3)
“A complete collection of thirty-two pieces”
SET (3)
“The author known for dark tales like The Tell-Tale Heart”
POE (3)
“Top-fermented brew served at room temperature”
ALE (3)
“Coat that gets shed all over the living room furniture.”
FUR (3)
“A body part used for steering in the water”
FIN (3)
“Common bladed tool frequently wielded by horror movie villains”
AXE (3)
“High-walled pan designed for quick stir-frying over intense heat”
WOK (3)
“Greek letter representing a blue-skinned coalition striving for a collective benefit”
TAU (3)
“A long bench found in a place of worship”
PEW (3)
“Keen perception and apt expression”
WIT (3)
“One of the five digits on the foot”
TOE (3)
“A digital blueprint archive that the tech-priesthood would trade a whole solar system to find”
STC (3)
“Little stand used at the very beginning of the game”
TEE (3)
“The final frontier's starting point from Earth's perspective”
SKY (3)
“Wooden or metal club used to hit the ball”
BAT (3)
“Star that warms the Earth”
SUN (3)
“Hostile winter skirmish involving tactical frozen spherical missiles”
WAR (3)
“De'Aaron, the speedy guard dealing for San Antonio in 2026”
FOX (3)
“The single focal point of an olive-wood stake”
EYE (3)
“Silent champion waiting atop Mt. Silver in Generation Two games”
RED (3)
“A drawing used by Nami to navigate the ocean”
MAP (3)
“A respectful bending of the body to greet someone”
BOW (3)
“Bovine source of leather and milk”
COW (3)
“The mesh structure that catches the ball”
NET (3)
“Eclipsed celestial body during the August 2026 total eclipse event.”
SUN (3)
“A long piece of cloth worn around a shirt collar”
TIE (3)
“The bottom edge of a garment that might be dropped or raised for the season”
HEM (3)
“A metaphor for mental cloudiness or lack of clarity”
FOG (3)
“Formal black evening suit often worn by grooms”
TUX (3)
“Google's custom engine designed specifically for multidimensional arrays”
TPU (3)
“Head covering for shade”
HAT (3)
“A signal for action.”
CUE (3)
“Web address typed directly into a browser navigation bar”
URL (3)
“General who surrendered his sword under an apple tree at Appomattox”
LEE (3)
“The bottom edge of a skirt or dress”
HEM (3)
“Creative expression, like painting or sculpture”
ART (3)
“Unique hardware address burned permanently into a network card”
MAC (3)
“A tool used primarily for chopping down trees and wooden blocks.”
AXE (3)
“A quintessential autumn dessert with a flaky casing and fruit filling.”
PIE (3)
“The sticky substance shot by a wall-crawling hero”
WEB (3)
“The flowering part of a plant”
BUD (3)
“Convention where Clinton was nominated in 1996”
DNC (3)
“The young trainer who dreams of being a master”
ASH (3)
“Brutish warrior found in Mordor's armies”
ORC (3)
“A piece of furniture rooted in a living tree”
BED (3)
“The space above the Earth”
SKY (3)
“An animal kept by humans for companionship or pleasure”
PET (3)
“A rounded vessel for experience or mystical power”
ORB (3)
“Strategy game played on a grid of six-sided cells.”
HEX (3)
“A hot beverage made by steeping dried leaves in water.”
TEA (3)
“Writing instrument filled with ink”
PEN (3)
“A corporate executive turned candle maker with a highly volatile personality”
JAN (3)
“Mix of gases that surrounds every plant”
AIR (3)
“The goat-legged god of the wild and shepherds”
PAN (3)
“Flat fish, often a 'ray' of light.”
RAY (3)
“Bitter rival plotting corporate or romantic sabotage”
FOE (3)
“Wood type used for aging Chardonnay”
OAK (3)
“Braided nylon hanging beneath the rim that ripples on a pure jumper”
NET (3)
“Feathered courier of the magical world”
OWL (3)
“Cut grass with a machine”
MOW (3)
“Tobias' cornball heart-to-heart: "____ touching something?"”
AMI (3)
“Red Vault track featuring Ed Sheeran about escaping the world”
RUN (3)
“Padded floor covering for exercise”
MAT (3)
“A record of events or system actions”
LOG (3)
“The small peg used to hold a ball for the first shot”
TEE (3)
“A shallow metal container used for frying or steaming”
PAN (3)
“The solid-state ingredient that controls both temperature and dilution”
ICE (3)
“The main protagonist of the original television series”
ASH (3)
“An artistic duel between two networks where one fakes and the other catches”
GAN (3)
“A deep dark color used for writing”
INK (3)
“The nickname used by the sergeant who formerly worked in Narcotics”
FIN (3)
“Pink farm animal steerable with a carrot on a stick”
PIG (3)
“A towering defensive shot sent over an opponent's head.”
LOB (3)
“Time-policing agency that might be taken over by the masked villain”
TVA (3)
“To sign into a system or account”
LOG (3)
“Solid phase of water”
ICE (3)
“Target elevated exactly ten feet above the hardwood at every arena”
RIM (3)
“The digital trio that shines brightest in the dark”
RGB (3)
“To successfully finish the game first”
WIN (3)
“Wooden paddle used to propel a rowing shell”
OAR (3)
“A small enclosure for livestock, especially for holding a mother and newborn”
PEN (3)
“Pearl of rock music history”
JAM (3)
“The initials of the American president who led the nation through most of the war”
FDR (3)
“Navigational aid handed out at the entrance booth.”
MAP (3)
“A common four-legged pet”
DOG (3)
“The portly mouse who helps Cinderella with her dress”
GUS (3)
“The battlefield where matches take place”
MAP (3)
“Drag reduction system used to aid overtaking”
DRS (3)
“Creamy dunking partner for Tostitos chips or celery sticks”
DIP (3)
“Neurologist matched via algorithm who plays the harp”
AMY (3)
“Our local star, currently suffering from a dimming crisis.”
SUN (3)
“A handheld device used to control movement”
PAD (3)
“A mountain peak”
BEN (3)
“An index that weighs your height against your heavy realities”
BMI (3)
“An item of clothing worn on the head”
HAT (3)
“Creative work such as music or painting”
ART (3)
“An oval breakfast item laid by a chicken”
EGG (3)
“The skull-shirt-wearing neighbor who mutates his playthings.”
SID (3)
“Popular beverage often served in a ceremony in Japan”
TEA (3)
“Perfect start to a point that leaves the returner stranded.”
ACE (3)
“Short name for the leader with the shield”
CAP (3)
“Loyal mutt who served as an unwilling reindeer for a holiday heist.”
MAX (3)
“The famous wooden vessel built by Noe to survive the great deluge”
ARK (3)
“A loyal pet known as man's best friend”
DOG (3)
“Glandular secretion used as comb construction material”
WAX (3)
“Brew that caused a steep tax revolt in Boston Harbor”
TEA (3)
“An Ottoman title for a chieftain or governor”
BEY (3)
“A breakfast food often served fried or boiled”
EGG (3)
“A magical item that sorts students into houses”
HAT (3)
“Short, sharp pull of a sleeve”
TUG (3)
“The three-letter acronym for the primary method of heart theft”
PVP (3)
“A single tally added to the scoreboard.”
RUN (3)
“A sharp, chilly pinch that leaves a mark”
NIP (3)
“A common web ending for those who govern”
GOV (3)
“Secure shell protocol”
SSH (3)
“Where a partner sits in a seated encounter”
LAP (3)
“Rules established to govern the people”
LAW (3)
“In a natural state and not yet processed”
RAW (3)
“Entrance toll waived nationwide on August 25th”
FEE (3)
“A large tree that produces acorns”
OAK (3)
“Digitized quadruped foot with fleshy beans”
PAW (3)
“A thick substance applied to the skin”
GEL (3)
“Pointy-eared romantasy love interest”
FAE (3)
“Magical wand casting orbs of fire, ice, or lightning across the field”
ROD (3)
“Acronym determining a player's typical selection spot”
ADP (3)
“A type of grain often used to make dark, flavorful bread.”
RYE (3)
“The plastic souvenir often thrown from parade floats”
CUP (3)
“The medical professional you visit for your puppy's early vaccinations.”
VET (3)
“You only need one of 56-down in a guacamole recipe”
TSP (3)
“To sign into an account”
LOG (3)
“Frozen water found at the poles”
ICE (3)
“A small magical creature like Dobby who serves a wizard family”
ELF (3)
“The colored piece of paper that might indicate a half-price sale at the charity shop”
TAG (3)
“Hereditary stuff, briefly”
DNA (3)
“The profession studied by Gandhi, Nehru, and Patel in London”
LAW (3)
“A single performance segment on stage”
ACT (3)
“Acronym for a spacewalk outside a pressurized cabin”
EVA (3)
“The optical disc format that officially killed off the VHS tape around the early 2000s”
DVD (3)
“The network debuting the 2026 drama 'Line of Fire'”
NBC (3)
“To speak rhythmic lyrics over a musical track”
RAP (3)
“An old garment that decides which house a student belongs to.”
HAT (3)
“Sensitivity setting that can introduce digital noise if set too high”
ISO (3)
“The radio command given to a driver to come into the pits”
BOX (3)
“Climbing plant that covers old walls”
IVY (3)
“The device used by a rapper to amplify their voice”
MIC (3)
“A popular short haircut for women”
BOB (3)
“A school of Buddhism focused on meditation and intuition”
ZEN (3)
“The prefix for the golden power source”
TRI (3)
“Baked dish with a crust and a sweet or savory filling”
PIE (3)
“The cold cubes required for a proper gin and tonic”
ICE (3)
“Tree-like shepherd of the forest who takes a long time to say anything”
ENT (3)
“Cook in hot oil or fat”
FRY (3)
“Attach a new button or fix a split seam”
SEW (3)
“The location where a scene is filmed”
SET (3)
“Heart-healthy grain often rolled for breakfast”
OAT (3)
“To lower the head briefly or fall asleep while upright”
NOD (3)
“An adult female sheep”
EWE (3)
“Alcoholic spirit made from sugarcane”
RUM (3)
“A very successful and well known song”
HIT (3)
“Black iron vessel bubbling atop a campfire to concoct restoring stews”
POT (3)
“Luffys brother who could control fire”
ACE (3)
“The prefix for a creature with powerful mental abilities”
PSY (3)
“Genetic material abbreviation”
DNA (3)
“A common nickname for a whole round pizza”
PIE (3)
“An exploit-friendly flaw in a software program”
BUG (3)
“A smooth oval object often compared to a bald head”
EGG (3)
“Imperial fighter that sounds like a neckwear accessory”
TIE (3)
“A signal from behind the camera for an actor to begin their action”
CUE (3)
“Subgenre of punk rock and fashion trend of the 2000s known for dark eyeliner and side-swept bangs”
EMO (3)
“An involuntary, repetitive body movement or sound.”
TIC (3)
“The state of matter that makes up the giant planets like Jupiter.”
GAS (3)
“Large antlered herbivore of North American forests”
ELK (3)
“The inverse of an exponential rise”
LOG (3)
“A visual representation of an area”
MAP (3)
“What an unsalvageable garment might become for household cleaning purposes”
RAG (3)
“Drink thrown into Boston Harbor during a famous 1773 protest”
TEA (3)
“System that opens the rear wing to reduce drag and aid overtaking”
DRS (3)
“Scoundrel who definitely fired first in the cantina?”
HAN (3)
“The colored liquid used for printing words”
INK (3)
“Cast-iron vessel holding a mythical stash of wealth”
POT (3)
“Notorious creek guarding the front of the perilous 12th hole.”
RAE (3)
“Three-letter abbreviation for the late-summer music ceremony”
VMA (3)
“The frustrating delay between a player's input and the server's reaction”
LAG (3)
“Unmanned submersible used to film unreachable seafloors.”
ROV (3)
“A stone paved line of sight that led all travelers to the same destination”
VIA (3)
“The leader of the Volturi who can read every thought by touch”
ARO (3)
“Gentle reminder on the shoulder”
TAP (3)
“Kryptonian general demanding that earthlings kneel”
ZOD (3)
“Color of aggressiveness”
RED (3)
“A visual representation of an area or territory”
MAP (3)
“Limb used for walking and standing”
LEG (3)
“A major division of time without end”
ERA (3)
“Nocturnal hunter noted for silent flight and neck flexibility”
OWL (3)
“A deep vessel used for boiling liquids or making soup.”
POT (3)
“Casual address for a friend in Jamaica”
MON (3)
“Lovelies' thumbs-up co-host found inside abundance”
DAN (3)
“The story of a man who suffered great loss”
JOB (3)
“Groundbreaker in spring dirt, but never digs deeper than surface plots”
HOE (3)
“Choice between leaden freezing dreams and elderly nursing home hallucinations”
AMY (3)
“To move at a speed faster than a walk”
RUN (3)
“Friction that might summon a genie or cause a blister”
RUB (3)
“Abbreviation for the essential recording device managed by the operator”
CAM (3)
“Furniture used for sleeping”
BED (3)
“The famous author who is secretly a high-ranking ghoul”
ETO (3)
“The sticky surface used to hold materials in place during a cut”
MAT (3)
“Heavy glass vessel for drinking”
MUG (3)
“The largest iPhone 18 configuration”
MAX (3)
“A celestial lion containing a Regulus heart”
LEO (3)
“A warm embrace using the arms”
HUG (3)
“The living planet who was actually Peter Quill's biological father”
EGO (3)
“Frozen hazard that crushed Sir Ernest's famous vessel in 1915.”
ICE (3)
“Covert operative with classified clearances”
SPY (3)
“Premium network airing the grounded DC Studios detective series”
HBO (3)
“The interconnected system of public webpages accessible on the internet.”
WEB (3)
“Creative modality using paint or clay to express subconscious feelings”
ART (3)
“The product dumped into the harbor during a famous 1773 protest”
TEA (3)
“Popular dairy-free milk alternative for a custom beverage”
OAT (3)
“The color of the card that sends a misbehaving player straight to the dressing room”
RED (3)
“Broadcast to television sets nationwide”
AIR (3)
“An automatic or at-large invitation to the tournament”
BID (3)
“A fiery rascal found idling in the Underworld?”
IMP (3)
“The most humiliating prefix to "points"”
NUL (3)
“The spiral staircase of identity”
DNA (3)
“The physical environment where a scene is filmed.”
SET (3)
“Carved English willow blade wielded against incoming missiles”
BAT (3)
“Nocturnal bird known for silent flight”
OWL (3)
“The ultimate goal of the white or black army”
WIN (3)
“Join forces with a needle point”
SEW (3)
“Operating system that powers the company's flagship smartphones”
IOS (3)
“A common breakfast item laid by a chicken”
EGG (3)
“Feeling a bit timid during the first few minutes”
SHY (3)
“The fluid that circulates in a plant, carrying water and nutrients.”
SAP (3)
“To move through the air with wings”
FLY (3)
“Solemn marriage promise spoken at the ceremony”
VOW (3)
“Sprint twenty-two yards to change the scoreboard balance”
RUN (3)
“The color of the card that means an early shower”
RED (3)
“Short haircut embraced by modern women”
BOB (3)
“The Wachowskis or the Russos for example”
DUO (3)
“The mesh fabric attached to the back of the goal frame”
NET (3)
“A physical way to greet a close friend”
HUG (3)
“The patriarch who planted the first vineyard after surviving a worldwide flood”
NOE (3)
“The private plane used by the team to travel”
JET (3)
“The circular metal ring that the net hangs from”
RIM (3)
“Ribbon tied around a present, even in the middle of summer.”
BOW (3)
“Three-letter acronym for the afternoon show where fans screamed for their favorite videos.”
TRL (3)
“color of their dresses”
RED (3)
“Liquid medium used for calligraphy and line art”
INK (3)
“Body part used for hearing sounds”
EAR (3)
“Frozen water found during Ben's polar trips”
ICE (3)
“A single cycle of effort, or short-hand for one's standing in the community”
REP (3)
“A gentle stroke of affection”
PET (3)
“Medium popular with Renaissance masters that dries very slowly”
OIL (3)
“Male parent”
DAD (3)
“General Motors division focused exclusively on trucks and SUVs”
GMC (3)
“The folded and sewn edge of a garment”
HEM (3)
“The name of her fourth studio album”
RED (3)
“Network broadcasting the 2026 Midsummer Classic [1.1.4]”
FOX (3)
“The ruler of the underworld whose body is half-living and half-dead”
HEL (3)
“Topographical guide for a backpacker”
MAP (3)
“Mobile operating system hitting version 20 this year.”
IOS (3)
“To join something to an existing collection”
ADD (3)
“Sparkling crystal that really shines under subterranean pressure?”
GEM (3)
“Whom to call when Kramer stores his groceries under the hood of your car”
AAA (3)
“The surprisingly effective hairpiece that kept a superstar's identity hidden.”
WIG (3)
“Navigational pose required to journey through the Grand Line”
LOG (3)
“Weapon born from Chinese alchemical experiments”
GUN (3)
“Shorthand for the Eastern European Time zone, crucial in cold war news”
EET (3)
“The bright star that warms the earth during the day”
SUN (3)
“Mythical pink feline said to contain the genetic code of all species”
MEW (3)
“Vessel that ages ancient berries into high-margin vintage”
KEG (3)
“The ultimate destination for the weary”
BED (3)
“State of the Union between 1861 and 1865”
WAR (3)
“A joke that plays on multiple meanings of a word or similar sounding words”
PUN (3)
“Genre featuring artists like Tupac and Biggie”
RAP (3)
“The son of Jafar who is a skilled thief”
JAY (3)
“A person who cheers for their favorite university team.”
FAN (3)
“Service attempt that clips the top tape but still lands in the proper box.”
LET (3)
“Unit of electrical resistance”
OHM (3)
“Director's vocal instruction to stop rolling the cameras”
CUT (3)
“The primordial personification of the dark of night”
NYX (3)
“Warm, soft feline invoked exclusively to soothe a respiratory ailment”
CAT (3)
“Secretary who found secret artistic value in discarded parchment sheets”
DEB (3)
“Undercover operative like Nathan Hale, who regretted having only one life”
SPY (3)
“To pivot the camera horizontally from a fixed position”
PAN (3)
“Morning moisture condensed on grass blades”
DEW (3)
“Interface for developers to access OpenAI's technology.”
API (3)
“Software program on a smartphone”
APP (3)
“The technical term for a specific color or shade”
HUE (3)
“A protein ingredient used to make fresh noodles.”
EGG (3)
“A queen of the Fae who became a goddess”
MAB (3)
“French word for summer, normally written with an accent”
ETE (3)
“European space agency behind the Euclid telescope”
ESA (3)
“A farm animal known for rolling in mud.”
PIG (3)
“Minor malevolent spell intended to cause irritation”
HEX (3)
“Limb used for walking”
LEG (3)
“To belong perfectly in a space, or to be physically primed for one”
FIT (3)
“The eldest member of the group”
JIN (3)
“Do-over granted when a serve clips the net cord and lands in.”
LET (3)
“A state of matter that expands to fill its container”
GAS (3)
“Short name for a software program on a phone”
APP (3)
“The prison industry work detail that allows the crew to dig”
PII (3)
“Status that might get you access to side-stage viewing and private bars”
VIP (3)
“A visual guide showing the layout of the fractal”
MAP (3)
“A DJ's allotted performance time”
SET (3)
“A warehouse supervisor who received a knitted sweater from an accountant”
VAL (3)
“A legendary psychic type often considered the ancestor of all Pokemon”
MEW (3)
“The G-type star that keeps us grounded”
SUN (3)
“Subatomic particle namesake and veteran scientist Hank”
PYM (3)
“Woven floor covering to make the living room cozy”
RUG (3)
“Silo resident that keeps the coop quiet in snow”
HAY (3)
“Where physical education takes place”
GYM (3)
“The nickname of the protagonist in Great Expectations”
PIP (3)
“Flexible wooden curved weapon used to shoot arrows in archery”
BOW (3)
“The color of the wedding where Robb Stark was killed”
RED (3)
“A common antonym for begin”
END (3)
“The massive network where AI finds most of its knowledge”
WEB (3)
“A magical being with a gemstone embedded in their body.”
GEM (3)
“The Greatest who could float like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“The basic unit of scoring achieved by crossing the pitch”
RUN (3)
“Ballpoint writing tool patented by Biro”
PEN (3)
“One might hear a frequent re"mind"er about this”
GAP (3)
“A system allowing users to select and watch content at any time”
VOD (3)
“The system that opens the rear wing to reduce drag on straights”
DRS (3)
“The black liquid used to draw lines in a comic book”
INK (3)
“A button on a computer board used for typing”
KEY (3)
“Flat representation of an area.”
MAP (3)
“Solitary yellow dwarf running our neighborhood show”
SUN (3)
“Heavy medium often applied to canvas”
OIL (3)
“A stiff piece of wood only a true king can bend”
BOW (3)
“The counter where you might order drinks between rounds”
BAR (3)
“It fells giant timber before Robin upgrades its bite”
AXE (3)
“Describing an era under the Volstead Act”
DRY (3)
“Statement of relation or sequence in natural phenomena that always holds true under given conditions”
LAW (3)
“The enemy (and purview) of RFK, Jr.”
CDC (3)
“Software used on a smartphone or tablet”
APP (3)
“Sphere where orb-carrying enslaved telepaths regain their collective musical mind”
OOD (3)
“The nylon mesh that makes a satisfying swish sound”
NET (3)
“Short name for the massive pop culture gathering in San Diego.”
CON (3)
“A hot drink made by steeping dried leaves”
TEA (3)
“A small dark brown marsh-dwelling trickster”
IMP (3)
“Popular fish, often associated with 'code' in the kitchen.”
COD (3)
“A software program that performs automated tasks”
BOT (3)
“Yellow organ belonging to Azazel”
EYE (3)
“Evergreen tree common in Olympic's forests.”
FIR (3)
“A fight or a spellcasting line”
ROW (3)
“Furry alien who lived with the Tanners”
ALF (3)
“You won't get to the Gothic Castle in one of these”
CAB (3)
“Classic ceramic gift often declaring someone the world's best”
MUG (3)
“Cereal grain often rolled for a hearty breakfast porridge”
OAT (3)
“Sound of a laser or electric blast in illustrated battles”
ZAP (3)
“The primary source of energy for life on Earth”
SUN (3)
“What a rotary wheel does to divide the meal into portions.”
CUT (3)
“Witch of folklore who prefers raw liver over pasties”
HAG (3)
“Mrs. O'Leary's legendary scapegoat for the Great Chicago Fire”
COW (3)
“A curved bone that protects the chest”
RIB (3)
“Spigot driven in during the opening ceremony”
TAP (3)
“Tool that creates a secure tunnel for internet traffic to maintain privacy”
VPN (3)
“Critical signal prompting an actor to speak or move”
CUE (3)
“A small protuberance on a plant that develops into a flower or leaf.”
BUD (3)
“Soccer score for the losing side”
NIL (3)
“Short name for a software application”
APP (3)
“Rare finish where both tallies match and all are dismissed”
TIE (3)
“Lotion letters you apply before diving into chapter one”
SPF (3)
“Enamel vessel for sipping fireside cocoa.”
MUG (3)
“A coastal inlet of the sea found in Vitoria”
BAY (3)
“Sugarcane spirit favored in the Caribbean”
RUM (3)
“The Greek goddess of the night”
NIX (3)
“Matter that makes up giant planets like Jupiter”
GAS (3)
“A domesticated animal kept for companionship”
PET (3)
“Woven barrier dividing the court that players hope their shots clear.”
NET (3)
“The front part of a ship”
BOW (3)
“Having a high temperature”
HOT (3)
“A hot drink made by steeping dried leaves in water.”
TEA (3)
“Chewy treat often found in meter-long rolled plastic tape dispensers”
GUM (3)
“A style of music consisting of instrumental remixes with heavy echo”
DUB (3)
“Not a toy horse, but a layered network with feedforward connections”
MLP (3)
“A flying mammal that is active at night”
BAT (3)
“Architect searching endlessly for 'the one'”
TED (3)
“A loyal four-legged animal known as man's best friend”
DOG (3)
“To combine different substances together”
MIX (3)
“The modern technology used for video review”
VAR (3)
“The glowing weak point of many sea monsters”
EYE (3)
“To have something as property”
OWN (3)
“Cage component guarding the lungs”
RIB (3)
“Large tree that produces acorns”
OAK (3)
“A live musical performance”
GIG (3)
“Aspect of color determined by dominant wavelength”
HUE (3)
“A room where scientific experiments are conducted”
LAB (3)
“Sarcastic, cat-craving alien who crashed into the Tanner family garage”
ALF (3)
“Nintendo console that single-handedly saved the home video game industry”
NES (3)
“The tiny insect that Scott Lang can communicate with”
ANT (3)
“The designated lane where rapid tire changes happen”
PIT (3)
“A young man searching for his father or his manhood”
SON (3)
“Venomous snake that legend says ended the Ptolemaic dynasty.”
ASP (3)
“Founding bird-perching partner whose Tron-like departure shocked fans”
JON (3)
“A flat representation of an area”
MAP (3)
“Sprint between timbers to register on the board”
RUN (3)
“Mightier than the sword, proverbially”
PEN (3)
“A small button on a computer keyboard used for typing”
KEY (3)
“High pass near the basket”
LOB (3)
“Tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night”
DEW (3)
“To move rapidly on foot, or what a stocking does when snagged”
RUN (3)
“A term indicating a lack of sweetness in a wine or martini”
DRY (3)
“Alternative desktop environment, often paired with Plasma”
KDE (3)
“An acronym for a specialized computer language”
DSL (3)
“Cartographer's output that grew more accurate with each returning expedition.”
MAP (3)
“Akkadian moon god who traveled the night sky in a crescent boat”
SIN (3)
“Machine used to transmit scanned documents over phone lines”
FAX (3)
“A fresh start for any word”
NEO (3)
“Short nickname for the star-spangled leader from Brooklyn”
CAP (3)
“The highest part of the head where hair might thin”
TOP (3)
“Bird used to deliver mail”
OWL (3)
“Moonball tactic used when an opponent rushes the net.”
LOB (3)
“A prompt actor's stick?”
CUE (3)
“Small devilish figure”
IMP (3)
“Prefix for a new initiate, or a super-soldier recruit before they earn their black carapace”
NEO (3)
“A point scored when a player touches all four bases”
RUN (3)
“An automated program that can be hijacked for a DDoS attack”
BOT (3)
“A mesh fabric used for catching fish.”
NET (3)
“An ancient prefix for a highly psychic, dying race of space elves”
ELD (3)
“Card game where you must shout when you are almost out.”
UNO (3)
“Visual representation of the world where characters travel”
MAP (3)
“Common breakfast food laid by a chicken”
EGG (3)
“A slippery shocker hidden in the crevices”
EEL (3)
“A record of recent activity”
LOG (3)
“The double helix molecule carrying genetic instructions”
DNA (3)
“Author whose raven uttered Nevermore”
POE (3)
“Thick cloud close to the ground”
FOG (3)
“Divide a play or feign a feeling”
ACT (3)
“Badge wearer on the neighborhood beat”
COP (3)
“A physical embrace given to show affection”
HUG (3)
“Sounds like sun, but it means a boy compared to his parent”
SON (3)
“Title track of the 2012 album about loving someone like driving a new Maserati down a dead-end street”
RED (3)
“Property that distinguishes crimson from azure”
HUE (3)
“Directional term meaning toward the stern”
AFT (3)
“"Stars and Stripes" nation co-hosting the 48-team event”
USA (3)
“Bright star that warms the earth on clear days”
SUN (3)
“Flat metal container used for frying or searing”
PAN (3)
“Basic command often taught with a tasty reward”
SIT (3)
“A mighty tree from a small nut”
OAK (3)
“Affectionate squeeze with the arms”
HUG (3)
“Wide-brimmed accessory that is practically mandatory for attendees.”
HAT (3)
“A place where a bear sleeps”
DEN (3)
“Tapes you were politely asked to rewind before returning”
VHS (3)
“Cable network that launched in 1981 with a video about killing radio stars”
MTV (3)
“Box where a crew changes four tires in seconds.”
PIT (3)
“An official invitation to join the 68-team field.”
BID (3)
“The relation of Solomon to David”
SON (3)
“A rule established by a government authority.”
LAW (3)
“The Lower Rank Five demon who obsessed over family bonds”
RUI (3)
“A digital string used to lock or unlock encrypted data”
KEY (3)
“Powdery residue left after something is consumed by flames”
ASH (3)
“Flat drawing that shows Earth's surface or part of it”
MAP (3)
“The video system used to review referee decisions”
VAR (3)
“Apple computer introduced in 1984 with a famous dystopian commercial”
MAC (3)
“Genetic material analyzed in 2024 to uncover the true origins of the man who crossed the Atlantic in 1492.”
DNA (3)
“Squeaky object of canine affection”
TOY (3)
“Female parent”
MOM (3)
“A sweet spirit born from the sugarcane fields of the Caribbean”
RUM (3)
“A hard-shelled seed like an almond or walnut that provides healthy fats”
NUT (3)
“Foul minion of the Dark Lord often encountered in battle”
ORC (3)
“Recently created or having just come into existence”
NEW (3)
“The organ responsible for hearing.”
EAR (3)
“Fluid carried through a tree's vascular highway”
SAP (3)
“Term for the feeling of affection toward cute characters”
MOE (3)
“The banker in charge of the Baudelaire affairs”
POE (3)
“A lyric poem addressed to a particular subject”
ODE (3)
“Complex 39A served as this starting point.”
PAD (3)
“Fluid that southpaws often smear across the page.”
INK (3)
“Kryptonian general who famously demands others to kneel before him”
ZOD (3)
“The legal status of the United States due to Prohibition”
DRY (3)
“Hot brewed beverage central to formal ceremonies in Japan and Britain”
TEA (3)
“Dried grass used as winter fodder for livestock”
HAY (3)
“Powerful text editor, often found on servers”
VIM (3)
“The dramatic fire sign that passes the astrological baton to the sixth sign”
LEO (3)
“Short title of their fifth studio album”
IRE (3)
“Brine-cured salmon often paired with cream cheese.”
LOX (3)
“The traditional afternoon break in a long-form match”
TEA (3)
“Point scored by touching all four bases”
RUN (3)
“The massive wooden vessel built to escape a global flood”
ARK (3)
“A common cold-water fish, or the holy rulebook of military organization penned by a Primarch”
COD (3)
“Rooms where the Bluths get good news that sounds bad and bad news that sounds good”
ERS (3)
“The type of climate where these plants thrive.”
DRY (3)
“Good Burger cashier who shared top billing with Kenan”
KEL (3)
“Premium ticket tier offering upgraded viewing areas”
VIP (3)
“The common name for the World Wide”
WEB (3)
“Civilized afternoon beverage break interrupting Test match fury”
TEA (3)
“The establishment where one orders a gin and tonic”
BAR (3)
“The surname of the scientist who discovered shrinking particles”
PYM (3)
“Scoreboard abbreviation for the 2026 ASG host city”
PHI (3)
“Jewel of Muslim art in India, often paired with Mahal”
TAJ (3)
“Male offspring”
SON (3)
“A brilliant flash in the pan that leaves no coals”
FAD (3)
“First name of the actor leading the 2026 film "Brand New Day".”
TOM (3)
“Star that gives Earth light and heat”
SUN (3)
“The vast body of water where pirates sail”
SEA (3)
“Creator whose grand voyage has spanned over a quarter century”
ODA (3)
“An atom with an electrical charge”
ION (3)
“Source of light and heat in the sky”
SUN (3)
“Animal mascot of the popular browser”
FOX (3)
“The abbreviation for the Indian Premier League”
IPL (3)
“Having a high temperature during the warmest season”
HOT (3)
“A single button on a computer board”
KEY (3)
“A heavy, lossless format loved by archivists and high-end printers”
TIF (3)
“The side of the field behind the batter's body”
LEG (3)
“Premium pass tier offering exclusive viewing areas and shaded lounges”
VIP (3)
“A refrigeration magnate who never introduces himself without his company name”
BOB (3)
“Woolly mother in the meadow”
EWE (3)
“Flyboy who can park anything, even a trash-can-shaped starfighter?”
POE (3)
“Sideways name for the Sorcerer in Fantasia”
YEN (3)
“Roommate who refuses to pay rent unless you provide four walls and a chair?”
NPC (3)
“Play on syllables that makes groaners laugh”
PUN (3)
“Nursery parcel guarded in a spherical sac”
EGG (3)
“Color in its purest state, before shade or tint interfere”
HUE (3)
“A word used to describe a specific stage of her career”
ERA (3)
“Survivor sang about this organ of the tiger in 1982”
EYE (3)
“Approximate percentage of the global population that favors their left hand.”
TEN (3)
“To perform in a play or movie”
ACT (3)
“A thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground”
FOG (3)
“Classic punch sound effect in vintage sequential art”
POW (3)
“Scavenger who found her destiny in a desert junkyard?”
REY (3)
“On the ____ is the electronic instrumental track on Dark Side”
RUN (3)
“The closest celestial body of its kind to Earth”
SUN (3)
“The historic brewery building now used as a shopping mall”
JAX (3)
“The World Wide ___”
WEB (3)
“Director of Argo who famously came up in Hollywood alongside Damon.”
BEN (3)
“Traveler's folded guide”
MAP (3)
“The color of the flag that signals a total race suspension”
RED (3)
“The conflict fought for American independence”
WAR (3)
“Describing something strange or unusual”
ODD (3)
“The daughter of Maleficent who leads the group”
MAL (3)
“To repair something or get a needed dose”
FIX (3)
“A brass wind instrument that has a conical body and is played with a single-reed mouthpiece”
SAX (3)
“Essential starting implement used to till soil for planting”
HOE (3)
“Popular dairy-alternative milk that pairs perfectly with brown sugar and cinnamon.”
OAT (3)
“One circuit of the track”
LAP (3)
“Kleptomaniac primate companion to a street rat in Agrabah.”
ABU (3)
“Creative works such as painting, sculpture, and music”
ART (3)
“Replay technology that might overturn a penalty call (Abbr.)”
VAR (3)
“Tavern venue famed for weekly trivia nights”
PUB (3)
“Circular chart divided into fractional slices”
PIE (3)
“A flat metal container used for frying or searing”
PAN (3)
“Short for the device that captures the footage”
CAM (3)
“Sharp, clever humor.”
WIT (3)
“Officially bar a rule-breaking user from an online platform”
BAN (3)
“Recessed body of water connected to a larger lake”
BAY (3)
“Slithery fish, electric 'eel' for a shocker.”
EEL (3)
“Scientist's workplace, for short”
LAB (3)
“A game result where both sides have the same score”
TIE (3)
“Slang for a feeling of strong affection towards adorable characters”
MOE (3)
“Fifth Avenue institution known for its grand steps”
MET (3)
“A neutral spirit masquerading as a pine forest”
GIN (3)
“Jakku scavenger who became the hero of the sequel trilogy”
REY (3)
“Channel that actually played music videos back in the day”
MTV (3)
“Collection that Cantor went mad trying to bound”
SET (3)
“A tactical fastener that stops a piece from moving”
PIN (3)
“Describes a dough with a high water content.”
WET (3)
“A hit that clears the boundary rope on the fly for six runs”
SIX (3)
“A tree that started as a little nut?”
OAK (3)
“A record of app activity”
LOG (3)
“Primary textile worn by anthro aficionados”
FUR (3)
“Air mail carrier that doesn't care about postage, just mice?”
OWL (3)
“Versatile legume used to create tofu, tempeh, and edamame”
SOY (3)
“Familiar nickname for the boy monarch of the 18th Dynasty.”
TUT (3)
“A drop of golden sun that scavenges on Jakku”
REY (3)
“The organ used for hearing”
EAR (3)
“Knighted computer scientist Berners-Lee”
TIM (3)
“A block that explodes when activated by redstone or flint.”
TNT (3)
“A farm animal with a snout”
PIG (3)
“Curving trajectory of a character's long-term development”
ARC (3)
“One's blood relatives”
KIN (3)
“To achieve victory in a game”
WIN (3)
“Hair styling product used to achieve gravity-defying spikes”
GEL (3)
“The most famous word shouted on a movie set to halt the action”
CUT (3)
“The smallest positive whole number”
ONE (3)
“Santa's go-tos”
HOS (3)
“Starting peg for a player's opening drive.”
TEE (3)
“The conscious mind or the self, especially in relation to the external world”
EGO (3)
“Light source that replaced the incandescent bulb”
LED (3)
“A signal for an actor to enter or speak”
CUE (3)
“Martial artist famous for his fireball attack in Street Fighter”
RYU (3)
“Hydraulic barrier; a massive ancient one was recently found near the Red Pyramid.”
DAM (3)
“Mineral-bearing rock awaiting a pickaxe strike”
ORE (3)
“Hot dog holder”
BUN (3)
“Explosive block primed by redstone or a flint spark”
TNT (3)
“Nemean beast of the zodiac”
LEO (3)
“Sturdy weapon wielded by the son of Glóin”
AXE (3)
“To enjoy a steaming hot macchiato slowly.”
SIP (3)
“A trophy won in a knockout tournament”
CUP (3)
“Sticky surface rolled out before practice”
MAT (3)
“Fashion-obsessed doll who insists he's not a girl's toy.”
KEN (3)
“Round object where many animals begin life”
EGG (3)
“A mandatory cut that leaves everyone feeling a bit drained”
TAX (3)
“One-handed justice dealer whose pledge proved costly to Fenrir”
TYR (3)
“Exclusive pass tier that grants access to better viewing areas.”
VIP (3)
“Silken tote bag carried under the sternum”
SAC (3)
“Chronological record of system activity or security events”
LOG (3)
“Facility where challengers battle local leaders to earn badges”
GYM (3)
“To be successful in a competition”
WIN (3)
“The salty domain of an angry, trident-bearing god”
SEA (3)
“The large boat built by Noah”
ARK (3)
“Pigment used to transform plain shells into colorful art”
DYE (3)
“The self-replicating material present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes”
DNA (3)
“2024 co-hosts who pulled off a historic upset against Pakistan”
USA (3)
“To combine solute and solvent to form a homogeneous system”
MIX (3)
“The specific drop style that defines classic roots drumming”
ONE (3)
“A compulsory financial contribution imposed by the British crown.”
TAX (3)
“Adorable quality, a sound of regret.”
MOE (3)
“A winnowing fan to those who live far from the salt”
OAR (3)
“The title of the ruler of Algiers under the Ottoman Empire”
DEY (3)
“Color of the glamorous pre-show walkway”
RED (3)
“State of matter without definite shape or volume”
GAS (3)
“Play on multiple meanings of a word”
PUN (3)
“The expression or application of human creative skill”
ART (3)
“The neurobiologist who eventually becomes Sheldon's wife”
AMY (3)
“The number of minutes in the long version of All Too Well”
TEN (3)
“A common antonym for cold”
HOT (3)
“The friendly classifier that decides who you are by looking at your closest peers”
KNN (3)
“A common name for a female parent”
MOM (3)
“The area where musicians play live”
PIT (3)
“He gave a hand to ensure a wolf stayed put”
TYR (3)
“The girl at the Butterfly Mansion who handles rehabilitation”
AOI (3)
“A concentrated energy store that many strive to burn, not earn”
FAT (3)
“To perform a role in a play or movie”
ACT (3)
“Bottom edge of a dress, often adjusted during a final fitting”
HEM (3)
“The three-point line's shape”
ARC (3)
“Popular slang term for the material that records are made of.”
WAX (3)
“A tool with a jagged blade used for cutting wood”
SAW (3)
“The cardboard container for delivery”
BOX (3)
“Network that originated the iconic music visual awards”
MTV (3)
“Discarded subway railing treat sampled by an indiscriminate palate”
GUM (3)
“A dark blue liquid used for writing”
INK (3)
“The highest peak of the Capitoline Hill, serving as a final refuge”
ARX (3)
“The thick coat of hair covering a canine.”
FUR (3)
“Cook quickly in hot oil”
FRY (3)
“An aristocratic title in high society, or a massive, brutal green boss who leads by punching”
NOB (3)
“A small barrel used for storing and serving beer”
KEG (3)
“Basic anatomical requirement to strike the leather sphere, archaic dialect style”
FOT (3)
“Discord tool that teleports you to another spot at great cost to your health?”
ROD (3)
“A celestial dad who is literally a giant dirt ball”
EGO (3)
“Vessel built to withstand immense pressure in the abyss.”
SUB (3)
“The wooden equipment used by a batsman to hit the ball”
BAT (3)
“A common name for a male parent”
DAD (3)
“It hangs from the hoop”
NET (3)
“Automated script that performs repetitive web tasks without human help”
BOT (3)
“A nucleic acid present in all living cells that acts as a messenger carrying instructions from DNA”
RNA (3)
“Bathymetric charts do this to the uncharted ocean floor.”
MAP (3)
“A number that cannot be divided evenly by two”
ODD (3)
“Wednesday marking the official commencement of the fasting season”
ASH (3)
“The best friend and pharmaceutical sales representative.”
GUS (3)
“The basic unit of scoring in cricket”
RUN (3)
“Type of tire for rainy conditions”
WET (3)
“Eye network simulcasting the 2026 ceremony”
CBS (3)
“Spike, known for 'Do the Right Thing'”
LEE (3)
“Boston Harbor beverage of 1773”
TEA (3)
“Oval object traditionally boiled and dipped in vibrant hues”
EGG (3)
“To join fabric with a needle and thread”
SEW (3)
“Sunken area in front of the stage where the orchestra plays”
PIT (3)
“Scoring format where volume receivers reign supreme (Abbr.)”
PPR (3)
“Wooden club used by a hitter in baseball”
BAT (3)
“Willows implement swung by an executioner of leather”
BAT (3)
“The expansive canvas for nocturnal observers.”
SKY (3)
“The restricted rectangular area near the basket”
KEY (3)
“Brisbane 1960 deadlock where aggregate scores matched to the last digit”
TIE (3)
“An atom that has gained or lost electrons”
ION (3)
“Spanish question word meaning what, normally written with an accent”
QUE (3)
“Popping receptacle whose sudden clownish emergence terrified Buddy”
BOX (3)
“Antlered grazer common in Rocky Mountain National Park”
ELK (3)
“A blonde character who uses thunder breathing”
ZEN (3)
“Where stargazers look to find the Perseid radiant.”
SKY (3)
“A physical measurement of ink drops on a page”
DPI (3)
“The number of fingers on two human hands”
TEN (3)
“To touch a partner to switch places”
TAG (3)
“A loyal canine known as man's best friend.”
DOG (3)
“Jealous brother who measured a cedar chest to fit a royal corpse”
SET (3)
“A software program designed for a specific task on a phone”
APP (3)
“The foot of a feline”
PAW (3)
“The wooden container used to carry a demon during the day”
BOX (3)
“What the yeast produces to make the bread rise.”
GAS (3)
“POI in Minn.”
MOA (3)
“A witty word on the tip of the tongue”
MOT (3)
“Arachnid creation used to swing across the New York skyline.”
WEB (3)
“A sweet fruit with many small seeds inside”
FIG (3)
“___ Ben, the popular nickname for the Great Bell of the striking clock in London”
BIG (3)
“Heavyweight champion who claimed to float like a butterfly”
ALI (3)
“Truck brand that spun off from Dodge featuring a horned sheep mascot”
RAM (3)
“Farewell greeting or runs sneakily stolen without bat contact”
BYE (3)
“Double helix miniature that took over the apartment corner”
DNA (3)
“The physical location where the magic happens”
SET (3)
“Evergreen cone-bearer found in many alpine parks”
FIR (3)
“A software program on a phone or computer”
APP (3)
“A noisy, bright blue bird often found in gardens.”
JAY (3)
“Tree-named professor who presents starters in the Kanto region”
OAK (3)
“Segment that jumped aboard a curve”
ARC (3)
“The standard opening query in nineties internet chatrooms asking for Age, Sex, and Location”
ASL (3)
“Symbolic color of foods traditionally served at the gatherings”
RED (3)
“A woman who has taken sacred vows to live in a religious community”
NUN (3)
“To make someone feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried.”
VEX (3)
“Toy maker who suffered a massive growth spurt in 2003”
ELF (3)
“Flaw or defect in source code that leads to unexpected behavior”
BUG (3)
“Tuber gathered in orange autumn fields, prized in the pantry”
YAM (3)
“A binding rule that can make or break a suit”
LAW (3)
“Tyrannosaurus nickname meaning king in Latin”
REX (3)
“A visual guide to the game world”
MAP (3)
“The result the supporters hope for”
WIN (3)
“A small furry pet known for purring.”
CAT (3)
“A mathematical measure of a player's might”
ELO (3)
“The wooden equipment used by a batter to hit the ball”
BAT (3)
“A flat metal container used for frying food”
PAN (3)
“Learning to ____ was the first single without Roger Waters”
FLY (3)
“Whitney who revolutionized Southern agriculture”
ELI (3)
“The fastest way to move on two feet”
RUN (3)
“The front part of the shoe which is often rounded”
TOE (3)
“The cloth container holding your alphabetical fate”
BAG (3)
“A distilled spirit made from sugarcane or molasses”
RUM (3)
“Encrypted tunnel keeping public Wi-Fi browsing private”
VPN (3)
“A lyrical poem, O.D.E. is a type of short work.”
ODE (3)
“Metal circle that unforgivingly rejects a missed shot.”
RIM (3)
“A female deer or hare”
DOE (3)
“Faceless demon of silence and nightmares that stalked the dark streets”
ALU (3)
“Genetic material used to identify individuals”
DNA (3)
“Rear wing flap system used to reduce drag on straights”
DRS (3)
“Sentient computer with a glowing red eye in a 1968 cinematic classic”
HAL (3)
“A record of events or activities”
LOG (3)
“Lumberjack tool that doubles as a high-damage weapon”
AXE (3)
“Formal neckwear worn by Walter and utterly ruined by sticky condiments”
TIE (3)
“Bend forward after sending six legal deliveries down the strip”
BOW (3)
“Package management system for Debian-based systems”
APT (3)
“River that flows through the Fair City”
TAY (3)
“A legendary psychic creature known as the ancestor of all”
MEW (3)
“A breakfast item that is easily cracked up?”
EGG (3)
“Redhead who finds checkers a little too intense on a giant board?”
RON (3)
“The first name of the original lead guitarist nicknamed Space”
ACE (3)
“A software application used on a smartphone”
APP (3)
“Limb ending with five digits”
ARM (3)
“The absolute principle underlying the universe in Chinese philosophy”
TAO (3)
“A common suffix used to form verbs from nouns”
IZA (3)
“The base of our decimal counting system”
TEN (3)
“The sticky substance shot by Spider-Man”
WEB (3)
“A collectible figure often sold as a limited exclusive”
TOY (3)
“A handheld tool used for writing with ink”
PEN (3)
“The mesh target behind the goalkeeper”
NET (3)
“A major division of a dramatic performance”
ACT (3)
“A trophy awarded to the winner of a tournament”
CUP (3)
“A style of dance using metal plates on shoes”
TAP (3)
“Frequent Oscar promotion”
URL (3)
“Remains of an urn commemorated in biennial sporting combat”
ASH (3)
“To sign in to an account”
LOG (3)
“The trophy awarded to the winner of a knockout tournament”
CUP (3)
“Gardener whose loyalty carried a heavy burden to Mount Doom”
SAM (3)
“A crucial victory needed to climb the division ladder.”
WIN (3)
“Classic glazed centerpiece often studded with cloves”
HAM (3)
“A hot or cold drink made by steeping leaves in water.”
TEA (3)
“To have more goals than the other side at the end”
WIN (3)
“Distinct visual and musical phase for a pop star”
ERA (3)
“Pea container or a marine mammal family”
POD (3)
“A paper that knows where it is going?”
MAP (3)
“Shell-bound breakfast staple loaded with choline and complete protein”
EGG (3)
“Spanish word for bad, the opposite of well”
MAL (3)
“One's family and relations collectively”
KIN (3)
“A liquid often drizzled over the finished product”
OIL (3)
“Network that originally stood for Music Television before shifting to reality programming.”
MTV (3)
“___ Dutch; trucker hat brand that dominated early 2000s celebrity street style.”
VON (3)
“Hot beverage made by steeping leaves”
TEA (3)
“Leaf based beverage central to British culture”
TEA (3)
“State of matter with no definite volume or shape”
GAS (3)
“Orb enabling visual perception”
EYE (3)
“The most coveted seating tier at a fashion presentation”
ROW (3)
“Marisa Tomei's maternal MCU role.”
MAY (3)
“Carson Daly's afternoon countdown show.”
TRL (3)
“The fundamental, indefinable principle of harmony in Chinese philosophy”
TAO (3)
“The genetic material that carries instructions for life”
DNA (3)
“Metal element used to coat cans”
TIN (3)
“Wooden barrel tapped to start the celebration”
KEG (3)
“Red or white marker used to track nautical hits.”
PEG (3)
“State of calm attentiveness”
ZEN (3)
“A small round green seed that grows inside a pod”
PEA (3)
“Crunchy snack packed with healthy fats and protein”
NUT (3)
“A very pale blue color named after frozen water”
ICE (3)
“The star of several Frazier spinoffs”
ALI (3)
“The total result of an addition”
SUM (3)
“Enjoyable activity”
FUN (3)
“Chess-playing wizard who stood by Harry”
RON (3)
“Morning's tears on a blade of grass”
DEW (3)
“A female deer”
DOE (3)
“Director's halt or ferocious chop against a wide short ball”
CUT (3)
“Small, low island, often sandy; C A Y, as in alphabet”
CAY (3)
“Abrupt dismissal where pads stand accused before the timber”
LBW (3)
“A common small feline pet”
CAT (3)
“Initials shared by a motor oil brand and the Pilots from San Diego”
STP (3)
“Usher, Lil Jon, and Ludacris combined to shout this triple hit in 2004”
YEA (3)
“Sprint back and forth to tick the scoreboard over”
RUN (3)
“A small furry pet that purrs”
CAT (3)
“Reliable transport protocol that checks data delivery via handshakes”
TCP (3)
“Author known for gothic tales and the poem The Raven”
POE (3)
“Small swelling on a branch that will soon become a leaf.”
BUD (3)
“To achieve victory in a match and secure three points in the league”
WIN (3)
“The nickname for the sediment-rich Mississippi River”
MUD (3)
“Alternative to an edible cone”
CUP (3)
“A flat metal container used for cooking on a stove”
PAN (3)
“A pale brown color that resembles sun-kissed skin.”
TAN (3)
“Supreme god of the sky and ancestor of all deities”
ANU (3)
“A golden nervous wreck fluent in over six million languages”
CPO (3)
“A large body of saltwater”
SEA (3)
“Daytime snooze, often taken in a warm sunbeam.”
NAP (3)
“Runs scored when the ball leaves the boundary in the air”
SIX (3)
“The girl who waited twelve years in Leadworth before a blue box returned”
AMY (3)
“Martial artist known for throwing Hadoukens.”
RYU (3)
“A baked dessert with a crust and a fruit or cream filling.”
PIE (3)
“A very long period of time in history”
ERA (3)
“The famous art museum located on Fifth Avenue”
MET (3)
“The Bengal representative of the famous Lal-Bal-Pal trio”
PAL (3)
“A professional surrogate's head-mounted device”
CAM (3)
“The star at the center of our system”
SUN (3)
“An immortal being with pointed ears”
ELF (3)
“Auditory flap housing the cochlea”
EAR (3)
“A rule established by a government to regulate society”
LAW (3)
“The vast body of water where the story takes place”
SEA (3)
“The total number or amount of something.”
ALL (3)
“One of the twins in 'Sister, Sister'”
TIA (3)
“The 2026 dress code explicitly declares that Fashion is ___.”
ART (3)
“An indoor court where members frequently pay to sweat but rarely play to win”
GYM (3)
“Nickname for the singer of Single Ladies”
BEY (3)
“Encrypted tunnel allowing secure remote access over public connections”
VPN (3)
“The willow tool used to strike the ball”
BAT (3)
“Top-fermented drink that typically ferments at warmer temperatures.”
ALE (3)
“A player needs to win at least six games to claim one.”
SET (3)
“Black fluid applied over pencil drawings on comic pages”
INK (3)
“First half of the title of Kesha's massive 2009 debut single about waking up feeling like P. Diddy”
TIK (3)
“A system of internet servers that support formatted documents”
WEB (3)
“A block found underground that can be mined for materials.”
ORE (3)
“First name of the diamond who shone too bright too early”
SYD (3)
“The machine used for knowledge transfer”
BIG (3)
“A record of events or data”
LOG (3)
“The first three letters of the alphabet”
ABC (3)
“To link physical actions to digital symbols”
MAP (3)
“The nickname for the patriotic soldier with a vibranium shield”
CAP (3)
“Long, snake-like fish found in reefs and deep waters”
EEL (3)
“To rest on the haunches or a chair”
SIT (3)
“The soft hair covering a feline”
FUR (3)
“The sharp point of a dart”
TIP (3)
“A tightly wrapped promise of a flower.”
BUD (3)
“Hidden shelter where an animal like a fox or bear rests”
DEN (3)
“The character for a person or human.”
REN (3)
“State of matter without fixed shape or volume”
GAS (3)
“A common small house pet”
CAT (3)
“Molecule inside cells that carries genetic instructions”
DNA (3)
“The dreaded week your MVP quarterback is on vacation”
BYE (3)
“Acronym for a depressive disorder linked to seasonal changes”
SAD (3)
“The goat-legged piper who haunts the wild forests and pastures”
PAN (3)
“Living openly and authentically, no longer hiding”
OUT (3)
“The expected date of birth”
DUE (3)
“Timestamped record of events or security entries”
LOG (3)
“Essential paper guide for navigating backcountry trails”
MAP (3)
“Body part used for seeing”
EYE (3)
“The vast body of water crossed to reach the Undying Lands”
SEA (3)
“Success on the charts”
HIT (3)
“Organ used for hearing”
EAR (3)
“The quietest period of the Empire, enforced at the point of a sword”
PAX (3)
“Bavarian Motor Works, letters spell success.”
BMW (3)
“Raw subterranean heavy metal awaiting furnace fire”
ORE (3)
“Lyric tribute to a Grecian urn or nightingale”
ODE (3)
“Daily coop yield produced by contented chickens”
EGG (3)
“A state of conflict that raw power often brings about”
WAR (3)
“Solid phase of water that forms at a lower temperature when solute is added”
ICE (3)
“The physical space where a scene is constructed and filmed”
SET (3)
“A spherical object in space”
ORB (3)
“The lowest form of wit that plays with fire”
PUN (3)
“An untouchable delivery to start the point.”
ACE (3)
“Affectionate tap on the head”
PAT (3)
“The counter where liquid alchemy is performed”
BAR (3)
“A paralyzing sightline that forbids movement”
PIN (3)
“Lid that is often decorated with rhinestones, quotes, or a simple Hire Me”
CAP (3)
“Money or resources given to help another country”
AID (3)
“A massive wooden refuge on the water”
ARK (3)
“The twisted ladder of life?”
DNA (3)
“Greasy liquid that often pools on top of a spicy slice.”
OIL (3)
“Festival marking the end of a long fast”
EID (3)
“Enormous bird of prey that could carry off an elephant”
ROC (3)
“Marvellous trio plus one?”
FAB (3)
“Soundstage environment where luxury mansions are filmed”
SET (3)
“The sister of the past who looks backward”
URD (3)
“A state of civil or revolutionary conflict”
WAR (3)
“Nathan's dim-witted sidekick who spent his life in his shadow”
TIM (3)
“A magnetic punk from the Worst Generation who builds metal arms from scrap metal”
KID (3)
“Tool used for chopping branches and felling trees on the farm”
AXE (3)
“Starchy tuber widely eaten in West Africa”
YAM (3)
“Benz Motorwagen was the first modern one”
CAR (3)
“To cook food in hot fat or oil”
FRY (3)
“Zodiac beast facing its own reflection at the 10,500 BC vernal dawn”
LEO (3)
“The ideal temperature for serving a fresh slice.”
HOT (3)
“Biro's revolutionary rolling writing implement”
PEN (3)
“Furry foot that might be offered for a handshake”
PAW (3)
“Tom Hanks played a kid in a grown man's body after making a wish”
BIG (3)
“Joe Keery's musical moniker, rocking Golden Gate Park in 2026”
DJO (3)
“The non slip surface where a student practices”
MAT (3)
“Frosty cubes packing the drink chest”
ICE (3)
“A baked dish with a crust and a sweet or savory filling.”
PIE (3)
“Rapper whose album God's Son gets a highly sought 2026 color variant.”
NAS (3)
“Give a faded t-shirt a vibrant new hue”
DYE (3)
“Powdery gray remnants of yesterday's blaze.”
ASH (3)
“A small round green vegetable”
PEA (3)
“A storm center that cannot see”
EYE (3)
“How Ben crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a boat”
ROW (3)
“A white fish often salted and dried.”
COD (3)
“Nickname of veteran infielder Urshela who joined the team in late 2024”
GIO (3)
“A liquid fat used for frying or dressing food”
OIL (3)
“The animal that shockingly ate Dan's transplant organ right off the hospital floor”
DOG (3)
“A stick with horsehair used to play strings”
BOW (3)
“Squid defense fluid used on printing plates”
INK (3)
“An uncastrated male sheep known for its large curved horns”
RAM (3)
“Scoring format that rewards catching the football”
PPR (3)
“To enjoy a hot seasonal beverage slowly”
SIP (3)
“Solomon was this to David and Bathsheba”
SON (3)
“A vessel for your morning caffeine fix”
CUP (3)
“The name given to Jesus in the scripture”
ISA (3)
“Group won by Cookie the Maltese in 2026”
TOY (3)
“An object for a pet to play with”
TOY (3)
“Tire compound with deep grooves for heavy rain conditions”
WET (3)
“Nocturnal hooter”
OWL (3)
“An instrument for the handwritten word”
PEN (3)
“Colonial worker with a sweet tooth”
ANT (3)
“A large number or quantity of items.”
LOT (3)
“A cereal grain commonly rolled and cooked into warm morning porridge”
OAT (3)
“Salty body of water often bordering an ocean”
SEA (3)
“The name of the main protagonist's sister”
NEZ (3)
“A place where chemicals are mixed or a breed of dog”
LAB (3)
“A person who supports the team”
FAN (3)
“A specific shade or tint of a color”
HUE (3)
“Metallica's dark 1988 masterpiece about a wounded soldier”
ONE (3)
“The surname of the man who measured skill”
ELO (3)
“A bird of prey known for being wise and nocturnal”
OWL (3)
“A common four-legged pet known for barking”
DOG (3)
“High-end designation for devices and potentially the new voice assistant tier.”
PRO (3)
“The vast body of salt water”
SEA (3)
“Month when the sun typically leaves the second zodiac sign”
MAY (3)
“___ Mahal, an iconic mausoleum currently facing yellowing issues from pollution”
TAJ (3)
“The other energy giant flowing through the world's most watched strait.”
GAS (3)
“The beverage dumped into the harbor during a famous protest.”
TEA (3)
“Spanish word for the sun”
SOL (3)
“Substance released from a volcano that is not a solid or liquid”
GAS (3)
“A large primate classified within the genus Pongo or Pan.”
APE (3)
“Slipcover placed on the platter, often made of cork, rubber, or felt.”
MAT (3)
“Fastener originally marketed as the clasp locker”
ZIP (3)
“Iconic Agra mausoleum that frequently goes dark for Earth Hour”
TAJ (3)
“What you do with a chip or a certain dancer”
DIP (3)
“A young male who might join a cott to protest a tax”
BOY (3)
“The nickname for Steve Rogers”
CAP (3)
“Stick around just to pull some strings?”
BOW (3)
“Large wooden vessel built for a global flood”
ARK (3)
“Natural symbol of fertility and new life decorated during Ostara.”
EGG (3)
“Lively, bouncy folk dance often performed to fiddle music”
JIG (3)
“Unit used to measure electrical resistance”
OHM (3)
“Presidential nickname attached to a famous pond on the property.”
IKE (3)
“Interface for software components to communicate”
API (3)
“The molecule that carries genetic instructions for life.”
DNA (3)
“Obstacle that turns a winner into a groan.”
NET (3)
“Feathered airmail delivery service that really gives a hoot?”
OWL (3)
“You need to win two or three of these to take the match.”
SET (3)
“Sunken area where the conductor waves their baton.”
PIT (3)
“Total reached by bringing parts together”
SUM (3)
“Animal healer who might treat a very important pet”
VET (3)
“A musician's booking”
GIG (3)
“A word meaning one or some of a number of things.”
ANY (3)
“Favorite tune to turn up loud”
JAM (3)
“The lifeblood of a pen?”
INK (3)
“The status of a batter who has been dismissed”
OUT (3)
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