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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 51,183 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
BLUEPENSSun Mar 18, 2012Many BicsMike Nothnagel and Byron Walden
BLUETSWed Nov 30, 1994Meadow flowersJoan Scott
CARPOOLINGTue Jul 26, 2005Fuel-saving strategyLee Glickstein and Nancy Salomon
CLIPPETYCLOPMon Jul 10, 2000The horse goes ___Gene Newman
CROWDSOURCINGThu Mar 23, 2023Mass method for seeking inputDavid Kwong
DESTROYSThu Aug 7, 2003TotalsPatrick Berry
DICIESTSun Jul 14, 2002Most ticklishPatrick Berry
DOGSLEDSWed Mar 3, 1999Iditarod runnersRich Norris
FATEFULMon Jul 10, 2023MomentousBrad Wiegmann
FIFTHCOLUMNMon Nov 19, 2007Subversive groupLynn Lempel
FOLKTALEMon Jun 28, 1999"Paul Bunyan," for oneEd Early
FRISKINESSThu Dec 9, 2021Quality of a playful kittenAlexander Liebeskind
GETTHEPICTUREMon Jan 20, 2020Comprehend ... or what 20-, 29- and 47-Across do, finallyEvan Kalish
HAILEEFri Oct 31, 2025Actress/singer SteinfeldJuliana Tringali Golden
HALFOFMon Jun 9, 1997What "hemi-" meansThomas W. Schier
HASTORUNSat Apr 30, 2016Really must goMark Diehl
HAVETHESAYSOFri Mar 23, 2007Be in chargeManny Nosowsky
IONIANSSun Mar 15, 2015Certain ancient GreeksDan Feyer
ITSFUNWed May 11, 2011"You'll enjoy this"Jonah Kagan
LINGUISTWed Jul 24, 2013Person who has a way with words?Erik Wennstrom
LYNLEYSun Dec 16, 2012Inspector in Elizabeth George mysteriesMatt Ginsberg
MARYBLIGETue Jul 9, 2013... "J" as a 38-AcrossKurt Krauss
NARWHALSSat Apr 13, 2024Creatures with the scientific name Monodon monocerosJess Rucks
OFOURTue Oct 14, 2008In the year ___ Lord ...Lucy Gardner Anderson
OSCARMAYERThu Apr 26, 2007Food company whose name is spelled out in its advertising jingleMike Nothnagel
READYTOEATSat May 6, 2006Requiring no preparationJames E. Buell
RESERVEONESSPOTTue Oct 18, 2022Secure a seat at the table, sayDan Schoenholz
RIGHTONBROTHERMon Mar 21, 2011"Absolutely!"Patrick Blindauer and Steve Salitan
SAIDNOONEEVERSat May 2, 2020Slangy phrase following an unpopular opinionPaolo Pasco
SENSORYOVERLOADFri Sep 28, 2012Potential downside of the information ageEd Sessa
SILKROADFri Sep 21, 2018Marco Polo was on it for 24 yearsZhouqin Burnikel
SPENTONSat Feb 12, 2005Used to buyJoe DiPietro
TALLSTORIESTue Jan 6, 2009They're hard to believeJohn Greenman
THESUNSETThu Jun 1, 2017Cowboys may ride off into itDerek Bowman and Sarah Keller
THREESQUAREMEALSThu Mar 9, 2006Daily regimenJohn Farmer
TOPRATEDSat Dec 16, 2023*****, sayGarrett Chalfin
TRINALFri Jan 21, 1994ThreefoldA.J. Santora
ULEESGOLDFri Jan 20, 2012Highly rated 1997 film with the song "Tupelo Honey"Patrick Berry
WENTSTRAIGHTUPSun Apr 9, 2006ElevatorsPaula Gamache
YOUVEBEENSERVEDFri Sep 23, 2016Summoning statementAndrew Zhou
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