Flavor, Fright and Static
August 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Key to get in
Nature's soda
Mass frenzy hits
Jiggly extra padding
Where the crew films
Group selfie caption
Hey there, pal!
Powers your feed
Braces and drama
Family in tartan
Too many spoil broth
Got some swagger
Sound finds subs
Bikes, casually
Author of a will
Engine's quiet nap
A guy next door
Big white whale
Shot in the dark
Logs into apps
Zaps to stop trouble
Copies human speech
Root behind poi
Santa's little
Before the violin
Groan of frustration
You've got plenty?
Bet you already do
Picks up sound
A claim on debt
Scottish hillside
Rim or sassy talk
Vote in favor
Say it and agree
Backward from today
Rose-tinted view
A birthday party
Under the blouse
Gives you goosebumps
Cracked into the pan
Comes out on top
Norman Bates' film
Flavor, Fright and Static — Solution
August 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Key to get in
A
Nature's soda
Mass frenzy hits
N
Jiggly extra padding
Where the crew films
Group selfie caption
U
Hey there, pal!
Powers your feed
B
Braces and drama
Family in tartan
T
Too many spoil broth
C
H
E
F
S
Got some swagger
Sound finds subs
S
A
U
C
E
Bikes, casually
Author of a will
C
Y
C
L
E
S
Engine's quiet nap
I
D
L
E
T
E
S
T
A
T
O
R
A guy next door
Big white whale
D
A
N
Shot in the dark
Logs into apps
S
T
A
B
Zaps to stop trouble
N
Copies human speech
M
Y
N
A
U
S
E
R
Root behind poi
Santa's little
T
A
R
O
Before the violin
Groan of frustration
G
You've got plenty?
Bet you already do
R
Picks up sound
A claim on debt
E
A
R
Scottish hillside
B
R
A
E
S
K
I
L
L
S
Rim or sassy talk
Vote in favor
Say it and agree
Y
E
A
Backward from today
Rose-tinted view
A birthday party
N
A
I
V
E
L
Y
Under the blouse
B
R
A
D
O
Gives you goosebumps
E
E
R
I
E
Cracked into the pan
E
G
G
Comes out on top
W
I
N
S
Norman Bates' film
P
S
Y
C
H
O
Flavor, Fright and Static — The notes
August 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- ACCESSKey to get inThe permission or means to enter a place, a system, or a file.
- NECTARNature's sodaThe sweet liquid flowers produce to attract bees and other pollinators.
- HYSTERIAMass frenzy hitsA state of uncontrollable excitement or fear that spreads through a crowd.
- FLABJiggly extra paddingSoft loose flesh, usually around the belly, that wobbles when you move.
- SETWhere the crew filmsAlso a group of matching items, a fixed time, or a tennis segment.
- USGroup selfie captionThe plural pronoun for the speaker and at least one other person.
- BUDDYHey there, pal!An informal, friendly way to greet someone you know well.
- AIPowers your feedArtificial intelligence, the technology behind recommendation algorithms and chatbots alike.
- TEENAGEBraces and dramaThe awkward years between childhood and adulthood, roughly ages 13 to 19.
- CLANFamily in tartanA Scottish kin group traditionally identified by its own tartan pattern.
- CHEFSToo many spoil brothTruncated version of the old saying 'too many cooks spoil the broth.'
- SAUCEGot some swaggerModern slang for style or confident flair, as in 'she's got sauce.'
- SONARSound finds subsA system that uses sound echoes to detect objects underwater, like submarines.
- CYCLESBikes, casuallyInformal short word for bicycles, also means repeating patterns of time.
- TESTATORAuthor of a willThe legal term for a person who has made a valid will before dying.
- IDLEEngine's quiet napRunning without doing any work, like a car engine ticking over at a stoplight.
- DANA guy next doorA common English first name, short for Daniel.
- MOBYBig white whaleOld naval slang for a whale; also evokes the famous creature from Melville's novel.
- STABShot in the darkAn attempt made with little chance or knowledge of success.
- USERLogs into appsSomeone who operates a computer, website, or piece of software.
- TASERZaps to stop troubleA handheld device that fires an electric charge to stop someone, used by police.
- MYNACopies human speechA dark, glossy bird known for its striking ability to imitate sounds and words.
- TARORoot behind poiA starchy tropical root vegetable, mashed to make the Hawaiian dish poi.
- ELVESSanta's littleTruncated: Santa's little helpers, the mythical workers of his North Pole workshop.
- REBECBefore the violinA pear-shaped bowed string instrument from medieval Europe, an ancestor of the violin.
- AARGHGroan of frustrationAn informal spelling of the exasperated cry 'argh.'
- SKILLSYou've got plenty?Abilities or expertise gained through practice and experience.
- KNOWBet you already doTo have information or understanding of something in your mind.
- EARPicks up soundThe organ on the side of the head used for hearing.
- LIENA claim on debtA legal right to hold or sell someone's property until a debt is paid off.
- BRAEScottish hillsideA Scots dialect word for a hillside or slope, common in place names and folk songs.
- LIPRim or sassy talkDoubles as the edge of the mouth or a cup, and informal cheeky backtalk.
- YEAVote in favorAn old-fashioned way of saying 'yes,' still used in formal votes.
- YESSay it and agreeThe simplest word of agreement or consent in English.
- AGOBackward from todayUsed after a period of time to show how far in the past something happened.
- NAIVELYRose-tinted viewDescribes trusting or believing something without questioning it, often innocently.
- DOA birthday partyBritish informal word for a party or social gathering, as in 'we're having a do.'
- BRAUnder the blouseAn undergarment worn to support the chest.
- EERIEGives you goosebumpsStrange and unsettling in a way that suggests something supernatural.
- EGGCracked into the panAn oval object laid by birds, a common breakfast food when fried or scrambled.
- WINSComes out on topAchieves victory or success in a contest or competition.
- PSYCHONorman Bates' filmHitchcock's 1960 thriller 'Psycho,' famous for its shocking shower scene.