Clue Clinic · August 22, 2026

Think of a four-letter title for a Tibetan Buddhist spiritual teacher.

Think of a seven-letter two-word expression for starting immediately and enthusiastically.

Translate the unfamiliar dish into a familiar ten-letter meat-and-liquid preparation.

Look for a two-word plural beer style that occupies nine squares without its space.

Name the seven-letter Japanese art that turns a sheet into shapes without cutting it.

Use a ten-letter three-word phrase for living outside normal utility and communication networks.

Look for a ten-letter Latin-derived phrase beginning with IN and meaning at the utmost limit.

Think of a nine-letter online style whose name is often rendered with the digits 1337.

Think of the two-word classroom term for evidence found in the sentences surrounding an unknown word.

Use a nine-letter expression for being fired that ends with a chopping tool.

Name the five-letter Venezuelan and Colombian corn cake commonly split for fillings.

Use a thirteen-letter two-word plural term for how fictional people change across a story.

Find the three-letter part of the self that can be bruised or overgrown.

Picture an eleven-letter long-roll sandwich with a classic red-sauced Italian-American filling.

The missing identical letters illustrate what players try to recover in this seven-letter guessing game.

Think of the ten-letter warning given before discussing a movie's plot or a game's ending.

Name Victor Hugo's nine-letter Notre-Dame bell-ringer.

Focus on the bright seven-letter center visible in a sunny-side-up order.

Treat “volume” as a book and name the seven-letter electronic device used to open it.

The six-letter surname belongs to the poet who also read at the 2021 U.S. presidential inauguration.