Clue Clinic · August 29, 2026

Use the five-letter plural category for activities such as Wordle and Scrabble.

Use a nine-letter two-word term for a supposed extraterrestrial craft.

Use the six-letter plural term for reduced mid-central vowel sounds often written with /ə/.

Use a four-letter parent word made by repeating the same syllable.

Use a five-letter label that identifies the person wearing it.

Use a six-letter adjective meaning excessive or unrestrained.

Use an eight-letter three-word phrase for joining someone else in paying or participating.

Use a four-letter verb for sending something through the air lightly.

Use a four-letter preposition meaning in the middle of or surrounded by.

Think of the operation that asks which exponent produced the given result.

Use a three-word reply meaning that you have already started toward the destination.

Use a nine-letter plural phrase for the basketball league's title winners.

Use a six-letter two-word past-tense phrase meaning became angry.

Picture a four-letter fruit often simmered in wine or syrup.

Think of the eight-letter digital marketplace used to obtain phone software.

Use a four-letter two-word response meaning that you agree to participate.

Complete the singer's stylized name with a four-letter segment beginning with A.

Complete the Weather Girls song title with a three-letter plural noun.

Think of a nine-letter restaurant platter whose name describes its nautical shape.

Think of the eight-letter French-derived term for refreshments and socializing after skiing.

Repeat the same three-letter address word on both sides of “oh.”

Complete the expression for returning to the starting point with a four-letter verb.

Complete the familiar rhyming speech exercise with a three-letter question word.

Use the three initials in “genetically modified organism.”

Use the three-letter plural abbreviation for teaching assistants.

Use a three-letter bit of enthusiastic slang popular in surf and skate culture.

Name the seven-letter kind of venue nicknamed the Big House in Ann Arbor.

The five-letter brand name ends in E and is commonly written with an accent on that final letter.

Enter the five-letter surname of the actor who succeeded Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor.

Enter the three-letter surname of the original Broadway Eliza Hamilton.

Use the four-letter first name of Bugs Bunny's basketball-playing counterpart.

Enter the four-letter first name of Roman from Basketball Wives.