Clue Clinic · August 26, 2026

This five-letter verb can mean tending carefully as well as lingering over a beverage.

This drink's name is commonly pronounced in two syllables in Japanese.

Use a four-letter verb for sulking gloomily.

Use the five-letter word for a green, watered desert spot.

Change the beginning-oriented prefix in "intro" to its outward counterpart.

Choose the four-letter double-reed instrument, not a flute or clarinet.

This four-letter verb is the source of the past tense "rent" in older usage.

The answer begins with W and describes someone alert to risk.

Prospective students often do this around a campus with a guide.

Use a four-letter collective noun for inherited cultural tales and knowledge.

Use a five-letter past-tense form meaning came into view.

Complete the title with the four-letter woman's name sung before "meter maid."

Picture a ring-shaped pastry rather than food served in a hole.

Think of Hamilton's final armed meeting with Aaron Burr.

Complete the old-fashioned invitation: "Belly up to the ___."

Start with the contraction of "I would," then add a speech verb.

Complete the phrase with a four-letter noun for an ordered set of pending tasks.

Use the five-letter shorthand for secret information.

The three-letter Spanish word normally carries an accent over the i.

It is also the sound-effect word often spoken during the tap.

Use a three-letter East Asian term for tea.

Use a three-letter sound of sympathetic pain.

Think of a five-letter grid form meaning a day set aside for oneself.

Supply the five-letter surname of the singer who also recorded "Beautiful Things."

Enter the five-letter first name of novelist Jong.

Think of the metal represented by the symbol Sn.

The river is also part of the town name Stratford-upon-___.

Enter the chain name without its internal space.

Think of a four-letter double-reed instrument rather than a flute or clarinet.

The four-letter role shares its opening letters with the actor's surname.