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Random unique answer words

40 answers which have never been reused

This page is just for fun. It's a random collection of rare crossword answers; so rare that each appears only in a single Modern Era puzzle. Bogus entries (thematic words that make sense only in that crossword) are excluded.

There are 51,195 unique Modern Era answer words in the database.

Click any word to see it in the context of its puzzle. Words in this color did appear in pre-Shortz crosswords.

WordDateClueAuthor
ADULATIONSat Oct 7, 2017Offering to an idolByron Walden
AONEANDATWOWed May 7, 2014Lawrence Welk intro wordsKurt Mueller
ARTESTFri Jan 13, 2023Onetime N.B.A. star Metta Sandiford-___Brad Wiegmann
BEALThu Oct 30, 1997See 45-AcrossCathy Millhauser
BLISTERSThu Aug 8, 2002Sore spotsPatrick Merrell
CLOSENESSTue Nov 11, 2003ProximityM. Francis Vuolo
COFFEEANDDANISHMon Jun 17, 2002Two for breakfast?Janice M. Putney
DAYTRIPFri Aug 11, 2023Travel that doesn't require a hotel reservationJohn-Clark Levin
FIFOWed Aug 9, 1995Inventory system, for shortRichard Hughes
FOODPYRAMIDTue Oct 7, 2008Diagram of nutritional needsKevin G. Der
GRIFFINWed Apr 15, 2020Mythical beast that's half lion and half eagleJohn-Clark Levin and Jeff Chen
GRUNIONSun Oct 16, 1994Fish that spawns at high tideRaymond Hamel
GUERILLASun Oct 31, 2010Kind of warfareElizabeth C. Gorski
GUINNESSONTAPSun Nov 12, 2000Obi-Wan Kenobi actor's thoughts about Gregory Hines?Joe DiPietro
HENMANSun Apr 20, 20081990s-2000s English tennis star TimJohn Farmer
HOOPSTERThu May 7, 2009B-ball playerElizabeth C. Gorski
INSPORTTue May 15, 2012PlayfullySusan Gelfand
LEDUCTHOTue Nov 12, 2002Vietnamese official who declined a Nobel Peace PrizeAdam Cohen
LICENSEFEESSun May 1, 2016Revenue source for Fish and Wildlife departmentsJoel Fagliano and Byron Walden
LIFESIZEFri Apr 6, 2007Not enlarged or shrunkenWill Nediger
MANCAVESSat Mar 11, 2023Some garage conversionsTom Pepper
MIGRATORTue Oct 21, 2014Seasonal travelerPatrick Blindauer
MOGSun Aug 10, 2008Pet cat, in British lingoWill Nediger
NINESEVENSun Nov 12, 2000Score after a tie-breaking safetyJoe DiPietro
NOTAPEEPFri Mar 10, 2023"Shut your mouth!"Claire Rimkus
ONRELIEFSun Jan 9, 2011Getting help, in a wayPatrick Berry
PARSIThu Nov 10, 1994ZoroastrianAlfio Micci
PECUNIASun Oct 23, 1994Money: Lat.Cathy Millhauser
PENPUSHERSun Jul 23, 2017One doing routine office work, informally [5]Caleb Madison
PENTASFri Dec 9, 1994Some hotelsMatt Gaffney
PROLOGSSat Oct 22, 2005Prefatory partsPatrick Berry
PUMPERNICKELSun Feb 3, 2013Alternative to whiteDan Schoenholz
RIGHTSMARTSun Jun 25, 2023Considerably large, in Appalachian dialectJohn Westwig
SCRUFFYSat Nov 23, 2024In need of a trim, sayRyan McCarty
SLICEABLEFri Jul 22, 2011Like deli meatsTodd McClary
VOODOOSSat Mar 18, 1995Magic systemsManny Nosowsky
WAITFORTHETONEThu Sep 8, 2005Advice on a fitness instructor's answering machine message?Ben Tausig
WBOSONSun Aug 21, 2016Subatomic particle named for the weak forceKathy Matheson and Jeff Chen
WIFIPASSWORDFri Apr 10, 2020Deterrent to squattingByron Walden
WILLYOUMARRYMEWed Jan 7, 19981992 Paula Abdul hit, with Stevie Wonder on harmonicaBob Klahn
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