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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 51,027 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
AFTERTHANKSGIVINGSun Nov 28, 2010See 3-DownJeremy Newton
AGOOFTue Dec 26, 1995Make ____ (err)Jonathan Schmatzbach
BACKTOWORKThu Aug 30, 2001After 34-Down, an order to a chiropractor?Cathy Millhauser
BARRELCHAIRSat Apr 16, 2016Furniture item with a rounded backAndrew Zhou
BUYSINTOFri Feb 3, 2023Begins to believeBarbara Lin
CAHOOTSun Aug 20, 2000PartnershipCharles M. Deber
CEREBRATEDFri Dec 15, 2000ThoughtJoe DiPietro
COLDCUTTue Dec 24, 2019*Bologna, e.g.Alex Eaton-Salners
COLORFULCHARACTERSun Oct 8, 2023Interesting person ... or what's included, phonetically, five times in this puzzleSid Sivakumar
COMBATMISSIONSun Nov 18, 2001G.I.'s undertakingJim Page
COMEGOWITHMESat Jul 20, 20131957 Dell-Vikings hitTim Croce
DEGREEPLANFri Feb 20, 2004College student's filingBob Peoples
ERRORCODEFri Mar 6, 2020404 Not Found, e.g.Caitlin Reid
ESSAYEXAMSat Apr 27, 2019Subjective evaluationJoe Deeney
FLUNGATSun Sep 28, 1997Threw towardRobert H. Wolfe
GAGREFLEXThu Apr 2, 2009Palate-raising responseBrendan Emmett Quigley
GARGLERSun Jul 15, 2012One clearing one's throat?Randolph Ross
GLOWINGSat Apr 24, 1999Like some reviewsJoe DiPietro
GRANDMEREWed Nov 12, 2014Nanette's nanaDaniel Landman
JAYMOHRMon Jul 19, 2010Former host of TV's "Last Comic Standing"David Blake
LASERTAGARENATue Oct 21, 2025Venue for combatants wearing vests with sensorsSpencer Leach
LONGSINCESun Aug 29, 1999Many years agoLou and Fran Sabin
LURIDLYWed Mar 4, 1998How the tabloids tell many storiesJonathan Schmalzbach
NOTHINGBUTTHEBESTThu Oct 24, 2019When prefixed with 72-Across, what a friend wishes for youMatt Ginsberg
OSCARIWed Jun 4, 2025King of Norway and Sweden from 1844 to 1859Danna Rosenberg
PAPERERSun Jan 15, 2006One who works on wallsRichard Silvestri
PLAYSUPSun Nov 10, 2013HighlightsAlan Olschwang
PRINCESSGRACETue Dec 4, 2012Bride in 1956 newsElizabeth C. Gorski
RAISEDHELLWed Jan 1, 2020Complained angrily and loudlyChristina Iverson and Jeff Chen
SAGEHENSSat Jan 10, 2015NevadansJoe Krozel
SETTLEUPThu Jun 1, 2000Conclude an evening of poker, sayDavid J. Kahn
SQUEAKTOYSat Oct 3, 2015Diversion for a baby or a puppyBarry C. Silk
STATEBANKSFri Jul 14, 2017Chartered financial institutionsPatrick Berry
TEMPOREFri Jun 9, 2006Sine ___ (timeless): Lat.Manny Nosowsky
TOPSOFFSun Jun 15, 2008Fills to almost overflowingJeremy Newton
TRAGICOMICTue Apr 15, 2025Like a film that's both sad and funnyPer Bykodorov
TURNSACORNERSat Oct 28, 2000Changes directionElizabeth C. Gorski
UNDOCKSThu Apr 27, 2023Separates from the mother ship, sayMichael Schlossberg
VOODOOMAGICTue Nov 25, 2025Sorcery commonly associated with Haiti and New OrleansJohn Ewbank
WHOAREYOUSat May 14, 2005Question after nonrecognitionBob Peoples
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