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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 50,960 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
ACLUBSat May 8, 2004"Not with ___ the heart is broken": Emily DickinsonBob Peoples
ALADYSun Jul 22, 2007Henry James's "The Portrait of ___"David Levinson Wilk
AMBULATINGMon Jul 10, 1995WalkingSidney L. Robbins
APHELIAThu Aug 25, 1994Highest orbital pointsHarvey Estes
BEONESun Nov 2, 2025Have spiritual unity (with)Rafael Musa
BIRETTAThu Jul 16, 2015Cardinal's capPaula Gamache
BOILINGWATERMon Feb 8, 2010*What you drop uncooked spaghetti or a tea bag intoPaula Gamache
BORMANWed Jun 10, 2009Apollo astronaut FrankRichard Silvestri
BOULDERCOLORADOSun Oct 13, 2013Setting for "Mork & Mindy"Jeff Chen
CAPACITORSat Dec 15, 2012Charge storerWill Nediger
CAPEHORNWed Jan 15, 2014Southern tip of South AmericaBernice Gordon
CHEESECAKEPHOTOWed Jan 24, 2007Provocative picGary Steinmehl
CINNAMONSTICKFri Mar 2, 2007Dessert garnishEric Berlin
COHESIVELYFri Jun 16, 1995In a unified mannerThomas W. Schier
DEMARCHESat Nov 7, 2009Appeal from a diplomatBob Klahn
EREISAWELBATue Jul 8, 2008End of a Napoleonic palindromeAndrea Carla Michaels
FRUITFILLINGSun Sep 20, 2020Center of a cobblerSam Trabucco
GOOUTONALIMBThu Jun 25, 2020Act riskily ... or what three answers in this puzzle doAmanda Chung and Karl Ni
ILLSTOPMon Jul 7, 2025"OK, that's enough out of me, sorry"Daniel Raymon
IMBROGLIOSMon May 31, 2010Confused situationsOliver Hill
INTERNALIZESSun Aug 21, 1994Takes to heartTed Fulton
IODIDESThu Jun 4, 2009Salt add-insPeter A. Collins and Joe Krozel
JOYLUCKCLUBThu Jun 17, 2010Best-selling novel of 1989, with "The"Corey Rubin
KNOTTEDROPESThu Jun 21, 2007PROSEJohn Sheehan
LEGALPROFESSIONThu Jan 29, 2009See 66-AcrossBarry C. Silk
LOVESLABORSLOSTMon Nov 11, 1996Shakespearean comedy (original spelling)S. Spadaccini
MANLESSWed Jun 20, 2007Like a band of AmazonsBonnie L. Gentry and Victor Fleming
MEGAPLEXSat Sep 3, 2005Place for many picturesBob Peoples
PEPPERMINTCREAMSat Apr 16, 2011Zingy cupcake fillingRobert H. Wolfe
PITTSBURGHPIRATESWed Dec 15, 1999Loser in the first World Series, 1903Ethan Cooper
POMPONSat Jul 1, 1995Dahlia typeEileen Lexau
QIGONGSat Nov 7, 2009Chinese meditative practiceBob Klahn
ROADTARSun Dec 9, 2018Highway gunkRoss Trudeau
ROTISSERIEOVENSFri Aug 13, 2021Revolutionary inventions in the cooking world?John Guzzetta and Michael Hawkins
RUMMAGEDSat Apr 10, 1999Sifted (through)A. J. Santora
SLEEPSOFASSat Jul 29, 2000Some convertiblesRich Norris
STREAKINGSat Aug 6, 2016Activity for when there's nothing going on?David Phillips
THEMALLTue Jan 14, 2003Teen's hangout, perhapsAdam G. Perl
TORNINTOFri Oct 12, 2007Raked over the coalsMike Nothnagel
ZITCOMFri Sep 9, 2016Adolescent program, slangilyKristian House
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