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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 50,640 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
BEATAHASTYRETREATSun Feb 24, 2013Back downJoe DiPietro
CAMELHUMPSSat Jul 29, 2023These don't hold waterSam Ezersky
CAMPOUTMon Dec 1, 2014Activity with a tent and s'moresJohn Guzzetta
CARDCATALOGFri May 6, 2016Holder of many titlesJulian Lim
CHORALGROUPTue Jul 23, 2024What the ends of 17-, 31-, 37- and 48-Across are, collectivelySarah Sinclair and Amie Walker
CITYSTREETSSat Sep 22, 2007Locale for most of the New York MarathonMark Diehl
COMPUWAREFri Jul 24, 2015Big name in the mainframe businessPatrick Berry
CONSTANTNAGGINGTue Jan 27, 2004Pestering, redundantlyRandall J. Hartman
DEEPWEBSun Dec 7, 2014Content that's hard for a search engine to accessJeff Chen
EXACTIONSun Dec 5, 1993Big demandManny Nosowsky
EXANIMOSat Mar 18, 2017From the heart, in LatinRoland Huget
GRIMSBYSun Dec 25, 2011"The Little Mermaid" fellowElizabeth C. Gorski
GUNRANGEFri Feb 16, 1996Duck hunter's scopeM. Nosowsky
HIDEONOMOSat Mar 25, 2017Pitcher who was the 1995 N.L. Rookie of the YearSam Ezersky and David Steinberg
HOBBITVILLAGEMon Nov 6, 2023Home for Tolkien's Bilbo and FrodoDesirée Penner and Jeff Sinnock
IVYROSESat Mar 24, 20121957 hit for Perry ComoBarry C. Silk
KARLMALDENFri Oct 24, 2008Warden player in "Birdman of Alcatraz"Frederick J. Healy
LANCEARMSTRONGWed Nov 5, 2008Athlete with four ESPY awardsDoug Peterson
LASTTHEDISTANCESat Jun 9, 2018Not fadeRoland Huget
LOWBUDGETFILMTue Jun 14, 2011Indie studio's offering, maybeDoug Peterson and Angela Olson Halsted
MANEATINGSHARKSFri Jul 9, 2010Popular sea menaces of filmPatrick Berry
MONOGYNYTue Nov 3, 2020Practice of males mating with one female, but not vice versa, as in bees and antsAmanda Chung and Karl Ni
PAIROFJEANSSun Mar 13, 1994SIMMONS, STAPLETONNancy Nicholson Joline
PETTINGZOOSat May 9, 2009Place where kids may feed kidsBrad Wilber
QUIVERFULSat Sep 27, 2008Supply of arrowsKaren M. Tracey
RECOMMITSWed Mar 4, 2026Brings a fresh effort (to)Wayne Bergman
RECORDCROWDSat Jul 4, 2015Best turnout everSam Ezersky
REDEARTHSun Feb 1, 2026Iron-rich variety of fertile soilLance Enfinger and John Kugelman
RIVERRAFTSWed Jul 11, 2007They run rapidsPatrick Merrell
RODGERSANDHAMMERSTEINSun Mar 1, 2015Duo behind 118-AcrossFinn Vigeland
SAPLESSTue Feb 27, 1996Dry, as a plantJ.L. Beatty
SHEERTERRORFri Nov 5, 1999Cause of freezing, perhapsMark Diehl
SMOKESPOTSun May 3, 2015Takes part in a joint session?Dan Schoenholz
SOLACINGThu Jul 18, 1996ComfortingW. R. Williams
SUPERHORSESun Jun 9, 2013Time and Newsweek's cover description of 64-AcrossElizabeth C. Gorski
TBOONEPICKENSThu Jul 5, 2007*Founder of Mesa PetroleumElizabeth C. Gorski
TIMETRIALWed Jul 10, 2024Segment of this puzzle's raceHal Moore
WHENTHECATSAWAYMon Apr 10, 1995With 36 Across, shirker's commentSidney L. Robbins
WRITEOFFMon Apr 18, 2005Cancellation of a debtRobert Dillman
WUTANGCLANFri Aug 11, 2017Rap group whose name comes from a martial arts filmHal Moore
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