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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 51,015 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
ASSOILSun Feb 5, 1995Pardon, onceFrank A. Longo
BARRYGIBBFri Mar 29, 2019Only songwriter in history to write four consecutive #1 hits (1978)Martin Ashwood-Smith
BOOKAROOMFri Nov 28, 2025Decide where to stayJacob McDermott
BOOKYOURSEATNOWTue Nov 30, 2004With 48-Across, practical advice for attending the lectureJoan Yanofsky
CITYSTREETSSat Sep 22, 2007Locale for most of the New York MarathonMark Diehl
CROSSUPFri Aug 13, 2010DeceiveManny Nosowsky
DREAMERSSat Sep 28, 1996They wishG. R. Ferguson
EATATHOMESat Feb 10, 2018Not go out to dinnerFinn Vigeland
EDMUNDISun Jun 21, 2015English monarch called "the Magnificent"Timothy Polin
ENTRYBLANKThu Dec 12, 1996Contestant's applicationJ. R. Conrad
FORKERSSun Aug 10, 2008Chopsticks eschewers, informallyWill Nediger
FRONTLAWNSMon May 30, 2022Grassy areas near drivewaysAlexander Liebeskind
GOESBROKEWed Jun 28, 2023Loses everythingMatt Fuchs and Victor Sloan
GOODGIRLSun Feb 5, 2023Compliment to Daisy during a game of fetchJeremy Newton
HADALINESat Jul 10, 1999Possessed useful information (on)Rich Norris
INFERIORPLANETSFri Nov 19, 2004Mercury and VenusJay Leatherman
JIMMYSWAGGARTSat May 24, 2014"A Study in the Word" hostPeter Wentz
JOUSTINGFri Aug 19, 2005Knightly activityDavid Liben-Nowell
KEEPCOMPOSURESun Aug 3, 2025"Logic dictates that you control your emotions," as [circled letters] might sayJeremy Newton
LEFTOVERCHINESEWed Sep 7, 2016[Put yesterday's General Tso's in microwave; heat for 2 minutes]Kary Haddad
LOWMARKThu Nov 29, 2007D, for oneElizabeth C. Gorski
MATZOTHThu Aug 1, 2002Passover fareWilliam I. Johnston
MEIOSISThu Jun 20, 2024Process of cell divisionElla Dershowitz
MUSICSTANDSFri Jul 1, 2005They're covered with sheets when in useBrendan Emmett Quigley
OPENMOUTHSSat Aug 16, 2025French kiss kissersByron Walden
PENTOMINOSat Feb 1, 2020Puzzle piece made up of five squaresMark Diehl
PILLBOXESWed Apr 13, 1994Jackie's hatsJim Page
PRIVILEGESSat Dec 27, 2008They're not enjoyed by everyoneKaren M. Tracey
QUISLINGSat Mar 25, 1995TurncoatWalter Webb
RAMPAGESWed Nov 26, 2025Runs amokJohn McClung
REINCARNATIONSun Apr 26, 2020Belief in Buddhism and HinduismRoyce Ferguson
RILERSun Apr 1, 2001Provoking personBill Zais and Nancy Salomon
SUGGESTSThu May 15, 2008Throws outElizabeth C. Gorski
THEATRESSun Feb 1, 2009The Globe and othersVictor Fleming and Matt Ginsberg
THEAYESHAVEITSun Apr 5, 2020Passing comment?Jim Peredo
TRAMSTOPThu Oct 11, 2012Pickup point at an amusement parkByron Walden
UNASSISTEDSat May 1, 2021___ triple play, baseball feat rarer than a perfect gameRyan McCarty
UNDECLAREDSat May 25, 2013Like some majors and warsDavid Steinberg
WEREINLUCKMon Jul 29, 2019"How fortunate for us!"Bruce Haight
WONTEDFri Apr 4, 1997AccustomedGerald R. Ferguson
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