Clue Clinic · September 1, 2026

Think of a hyphenated business term for stakeholder acceptance.

Use a four-letter closing that can stand for warm regards.

Name the five-letter plural of the up-and-down spool toy.

Name the two-word plural for the chalked ends of billiard sticks.

Use the four-letter waterfront structure pronounced like “key.”

Use the four-letter past tense of a common communication verb.

Use a four-letter plural for short-lived popular crazes.

Use a five-letter word for hidden supplies that also appears in computing.

Use a six-letter two-word past-tense phrase involving one's breath.

Use a three-letter written growl beginning with G.

Think of the first-class passenger whose family name is also associated with New York hotels; enter only the five-letter surname.

Name the four-letter pair used for sight.

Use the alternating four-character shorthand seen at the end of affectionate notes.

Use the two-word plural phrase for each partner's affirmative vow response.

Complete the four-letter first word of the phrase for one's former school.

Use a four-letter verb meaning resign permanently.

Use a two-word five-letter phrase meaning serve as.

Think of four-letter charged particles in chemistry.

Use a seven-letter two-word phrase meaning entered slowly.

Use the three-letter abbreviation for a single unit on a clock.

Complete the three-letter second word of the advertising-agency drama's title.

Use the four-letter two-word ordering option for takeaway.

Use the five-letter Hawaiian word for hello or welcome.

Use the initials of “frequently asked questions.”

Use a five-letter third-person verb for browsing or buying in stores.

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

Name the four-letter river flowing through Egypt.

Use the three-letter shorthand for Georgia's capital.

Name the ten-letter former SNL co-anchor who later hosted Late Night.

Name the four lowest-rank cards that begin the foundation piles.

Use Parks's four-letter first name, also shared by folk singer Guthrie.