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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 51,174 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
BANDEDANTEATERSFri Jan 31, 2014NumbatsChris A. McGlothlin
BIOPSYTue Aug 20, 2024Tissue sample testSam Buchbinder
BOKCHOYFri Nov 27, 2015Chinese cabbagePeter Wentz
BROGRAMMERSat Dec 1, 2018Fratty Silicon Valley techie, stereotypicallyRyan McCarty
COLDCOCKSun Jul 31, 2016Knock unconsciousRuth Bloomfield Margolin
CRENELATESat May 23, 2009Furnish with battlements, as a castleDave Tuller
CRYBABIESFri Oct 3, 2025Ones who are quick to complainRebecca Goldstein and Rafael Musa
DAAAAABEARSWed Oct 27, 2021Classic line from the Superfans sketch on "S.N.L."Johanna Fenimore
DJBOOTHSTue Sep 10, 2024Workspaces for some nightclub performersDaniel Bodily
DUTCHTREATMon Apr 8, 1996Separate-checks occasionS. B. Whitten
EMINSun Aug 7, 2011Key of Brahms's Symphony No. 4: Abbr.Tony Orbach and Janie Smulyan
GENITORThu Feb 3, 1994FatherA.J. Santora
GEORGEJEFFERSONSun Sep 1, 2013Neighbor of Archie BunkerJohn Farmer
HALFSOLEThu Feb 7, 2002Worn part of a shoePatrick Berry
IOWACAUCUSSat Nov 21, 2020Bill and Hillary Clinton have each won oneSam Ezersky
ITSFUTILEThu Sep 19, 2024"There's no point"Josh Goodman
JOINEDATTHEHIPThu Jul 22, 2021Inseparable ... or like three pairs of answers in this puzzle?John Guzzetta
LANDRUSun May 6, 2007French BluebeardCharles M. Deber
MIZZENSSun Aug 22, 2021Aftmost masts on shipsStephen McCarthy
MORCEAUFri Jul 22, 1994Passage of poetry or musicRaymond Hamel
MOVEITALONGTue Apr 8, 2014"That's enough!," to an assembly line worker?Ian Livengood
ORPHANBLACKSat Feb 23, 2019Hit 2010s sci-fi series in which a single actress plays multiple clonesSam Ezersky
PARTYLINESSat Feb 12, 2000They get people talkingDave Tuller
PORKYSTue Oct 17, 2017Raunchy 1981 comedy with two sequelsJeff Chen
POTOROOFri Jun 5, 2026Small marsupial whose name is spelled using only the letters of TROPKelly Morenus
RESULTSORIENTEDSat Jun 9, 2018Practical-mindedRoland Huget
RICEANDBEANSWed Feb 20, 2019*Latin American side dish that combines two food staplesByron Walden
SITIDLEWed Jan 16, 2019Not get usedBruce Haight
SNATCHANDGRABThu Mar 31, 2016Double take?Ellen Leuschner and Jeff Chen
STRATEGICMon Feb 4, 2013The "S" in SALTRandall J. Hartman
STRUCKANOTEFri Jan 25, 2013Hit homeJoe DiPietro
STUDIERSSun Aug 24, 2003Diligent pupilsPatrick Berry
SYNCHSSun Sep 12, 1999Harmonizes, brieflyNancy Scandrett Ross
TACHESun Dec 3, 1995Old-fashioned buckleMartin Schneider
TECHNICALITYSat Dec 3, 2005Specialist's pointDana Motley
TESLACARSFri Nov 17, 2017They get charged for tripsZhouqin Burnikel
UGLYTRUTHSWed Oct 12, 2022Unpleasant realitiesDrew Schmenner
UNDREAMEDOFThu Oct 10, 2013InconceivableJeffrey Wechsler
VAPORTRAILSMon Sep 24, 2012What airplanes leave in the sky ... or what 17-, 23-, 37- and 48-Across have?John Dunn
YOUONLYLIVEONCESat Sep 22, 2007Daredevil's creedMark Diehl
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