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  • #1857 July 20, 2026 Someone who plunges underwater with gear — or leaps from a board into a pool.
  • #1856 July 19, 2026 To stir or agitate vigorously, as cream into butter
  • #1855 July 18, 2026 A small enclosed stall, as at a fair or for voting
  • #1854 July 17, 2026 Permitted by law; opposite of unlawful
  • #1853 July 16, 2026 An isolated hill with steep sides and a broad, flat top
  • #1852 July 15, 2026 An old-fashioned exclamation of impatience, disbelief, or contempt
  • #1851 July 14, 2026 A thick slice of meat or fish prepared by grilling, frying, or broiling
  • #1850 July 13, 2026 Thick and solid in build; also used for a dark, rich style of beer
  • #1849 July 12, 2026 A sharp, hard sound made when two solid objects strike
  • #1848 July 11, 2026 Relating to birds, as in a type of influenza or a branch of zoology
  • #1847 July 10, 2026 An artificial waterway dug for ships, irrigation, or drainage — Panama has a famous one.
  • #1846 July 9, 2026 To formally revise or correct a document, law, or agreement — the kind of change legislatures vote on.
  • #1845 July 8, 2026 A supernatural evil spirit — or a person whose energy feels dangerously intense.
  • #1844 July 7, 2026 A strap for carrying something over your shoulder — or the act of hurling a stone with one.
  • #1843 July 6, 2026 A warm drink of spirits, sugar, and hot water — the kind you sip by the fire on a cold night.
  • #1842 July 5, 2026 A Hindu religious teacher or mystic — someone seekers turn to for spiritual guidance.
  • #1841 July 4, 2026 A flat round of dough topped with sauce and cheese — the slice everyone fights over at the party.
  • #1840 July 3, 2026 A slender stick passed between runners or waved by a conductor — authority and rhythm in one object.
  • #1839 July 2, 2026 A trusted expert or connoisseur — the person whose recommendation settles the argument.
  • #1838 July 1, 2026 To raise objections or show reluctance — hesitate before agreeing, especially in a formal setting.
  • #1837 June 30, 2026 A young dog — playful, floppy-eared, and usually under a year old.
  • #1836 June 29, 2026 Unrefined or in a raw state — think oil straight from the well, or manners with no polish.
  • #1835 June 28, 2026 The person who keeps a show moving — introducing acts, cracking jokes, and holding the microphone between segments.
  • #1834 June 27, 2026 A curved utensil for serving ice cream — or the exclusive story a reporter lands before anyone else.
  • #1833 June 26, 2026 Sharp or severe — describes a narrow angle, a sudden pain, or a keen mind that catches details quickly.
  • #1832 June 25, 2026 The state of being joined as one — think harmony, consensus, or a team moving together instead of apart.
  • #1831 June 24, 2026 An adjective for something odd or unusual — also widely reclaimed as an umbrella identity term in LGBTQ+ communities.
  • #1830 June 23, 2026 A spiced sauce or stew associated with South Asian cooking — also a verb when you groom a horse's coat.
  • #1829 June 22, 2026 Shaped like a chicken egg viewed from the side — wider in the middle and tapered at both ends, often used in botany.
  • #1828 June 21, 2026 A claim that you were somewhere else when something happened — a courtroom defense, not an excuse for being late.
  • #1827 June 20, 2026 A male duck — or, if you follow hip-hop, a chart-topping Toronto rapper who shares the name.
  • #1826 June 19, 2026 A digital icon you tap to express a mood in a text thread.
  • #1825 June 18, 2026 A doorway, gate, or access point — where you go in.
  • #1824 June 17, 2026 A symbolic coin, subway fare card, or digital access pass — small but representative.
  • #1823 June 16, 2026 Leave someone stunned with wonder — what a magic trick or a grand vista might do.
  • #1822 June 15, 2026 Cook directly under high heat — the oven setting that chars the top fast.
  • #1821 June 14, 2026 The warm brown tone of old photographs and vintage ink drawings.
  • #1820 June 13, 2026 To suppress a riot, a rumor, or a rising wave of doubt.
  • #1819 June 12, 2026 A pause in the action — or a crack that splits something apart.
  • #1818 June 11, 2026 Easily irritated or quick to snap — not in a good mood.
  • #1817 June 10, 2026 To place things in proper position so they line up straight or agree.
  • #1816 June 9, 2026 A structure where ships dock to load and unload — a place for boats.
  • #1815 June 8, 2026 A secret criminal organization — or the crime-drama genre built around one.
  • #1814 June 7, 2026 The short, opposable digit on your hand — the one you use for a thumbs-up.
  • #1813 June 6, 2026 To change form or shape — what a caterpillar does before it becomes a butterfly.
  • #1812 June 5, 2026 In a courageous, generous, or high-minded way — how a knight might act.
  • #1811 June 4, 2026 A metal made by blending two or more elements together.
  • #1810 June 3, 2026 A small V-shaped cut or indentation in an edge or surface.
  • #1809 June 2, 2026 The foundation or underlying support that something is built on.
  • #1808 June 1, 2026 A thick, spicy stew usually made with beans and meat.

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