Clue Clinic · August 31, 2026

Use the four-letter French word that entered English for a male admirer.

Use a five-letter adjective beginning with W for deeply tired.

Use a four-letter literary synonym for valley.

Use the four-letter plural for deep wheel tracks in a road.

Think of a single four-letter movement in choreography.

Use a five-letter adjective for mildly affected by alcohol.

Use a four-letter adjective related to luxury.

Use the four-letter fishing lure category that includes worms.

Use a five-letter verb that can be followed by “to” when acknowledging something.

Name the 14-letter plural bird whose first word is also a holiday fowl.

Use a five-letter verb for washing a soluble substance out of material.

Turn the three-letter blind-copy field into a five-letter past-tense verb.

Use a five-letter two-word name for a television receiver, entered without a space.

Use the four-letter prefix meaning “all.”

Think of the three-letter silk structure a spider spins.

Complete the expression for an insincere show of sadness.

Think of the bird that gets the worm.

Use the three-letter verb in the warning idiom from a famous fable.

Use a five-letter verb meaning share an opinion.

Use the four-letter verb for a long wolf-like cry.

Complete the New Year's song title with a four-letter Scots word.

Use the three-letter French word for “me.”

Use the four-letter opening verb in the expression meaning “try your hardest.”

Use a three-word seven-letter confession that one's appearance is untidy.

Use the four-letter course-catalog abbreviation for the study of markets and resources.

Use the initials of “also known as.”

Name the four-letter U.S. space agency.

Use Ono's four-letter first name.

Name the four-letter Los Angeles university whose teams are the Bruins.

Use Briones's three-letter first name.