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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 51,048 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
AASINAPPLETue Mar 17, 2015Start of an alphabet bookDavid Phillips
ABLEISMSun Dec 3, 2023Accessibility concernTracy Bennett
ACTIFEDSun Apr 11, 2010Allergy medication brandPatrick Berry
ACVFri Nov 25, 1994Hovercraft, for shortDaniel R. Stark
BEEFWELLINGTONMon Aug 20, 2018Meat entree in New ZealandPeter Gordon
BJORNMon May 5, 2014Tennis's BorgLynn Lempel
BUILDINGBLOCKSWed Mar 31, 2021Smaller parts making up a larger whole ... with a hint to the six groups of shaded squares in this puzzleTrenton Charlson
CLASSIFIEDADSWed Feb 2, 2005What the paranoid C.I.A. publicist did?Richard Leva and Nancy Salomon
CORKERSFri Jul 18, 2025HumdingersKelly Morenus
DAWNONSun May 18, 2014Suddenly strikeJoe DiPietro
DOGLIKESun Dec 14, 2014Descriptive of dingos and jackalsJim Peredo
FIXATIVEFri May 12, 1995Denture wearer's purchaseRich Norris
FORTUNECOOKIESThu Aug 5, 1999After-dinner entertainment?A. J. Santora
FUMETMon Oct 21, 2013Strong, seasoned stock, in cookeryGary Cee
GETSINTOAPICKLEFri Apr 5, 2002Encounters troublePeter Gordon
GOTALOADOFSun Jun 7, 2026Laid eyes on but goodAdam Wagner and Simeon Seigel
GRANDILOQUENTLYMon Nov 29, 1993In a lofty styleSidney L. Robbins
HEADINGFORTROUBLESun Feb 17, 2002Bermuda Triangle's compass direction?Joe DiPietro
HEATSUPSat May 6, 2000Gets more activeRich Norris
MANCHURIASun Nov 6, 2011Area known to the Chinese as DongbeiElizabeth C. Gorski
MATHEXAMWed Apr 18, 2018It might involve x, y and zPeter A. Collins and Bruce Haight
MOTIONLESSTue Aug 2, 2016What the trial attorney didn't want to be?Paula Gamache
NOONIONSWed Nov 5, 2025Dinner order request on a first date, perhapsChad Hazen and Jeff Chen
NYMPHETMon Jul 11, 1994LolitaSidney L. Robbins
OLDBETSYSun Aug 8, 2021Rifle, in frontier lingoChristina Iverson and Jeff Chen
ONETHIRDSat Mar 8, 2003Four in every dozenPatrick Berry
PEDDLERSun Dec 13, 2020Street vendorDan Margolis
QUICKREADSun Aug 29, 2010Harlequin romance, e.g.Derek Bowman
RECUMBENTSat Jul 20, 2002LyingDana Motley
SAATCHISun Nov 6, 2005Big name in ad agenciesElizabeth C. Gorski
SATSCORESSat May 13, 2023Important figures on H.S. transcriptsSpencer Leach
STREAMOFAIRFri Sep 30, 2005Pinwheel turnerNancy Kavanaugh
SUMMATHEOLOGICAFri Oct 22, 2004Religious treatise by St. Thomas AquinasPatrick Berry
TWENTYDOLLARSTue Oct 9, 2012On both sidesJohn Guzzetta
VERANDAEDThu Feb 6, 2020Like many antebellum mansionsJake Halperin
WINDFARMSSun Mar 17, 2019Certain green energy producersSophia Maymudes and Jeff Chen
WINDOWSONTHEWORLDSun Oct 29, 1995Bill Gates's favorite restaurantMaura B. Jacobson
WOULDABEENNICEMon Aug 4, 2003"If only ..."Nancy Salomon and Harvey Estes
XINGSFri Oct 12, 2018Places for pedestrians to be alert, informallyErik Agard and Bruce Haight
ZONATESat Feb 3, 1996Having beltsW. R. Williams
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