Life Under One Roof
September 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Fall over suddenly
Sweeping views
Under the house
Bigger … that one
Winter slope sport
Points to a place
CV's second word
You and I both
Above your head
Zero, or invalid
Short for obituaries
Strong thin cord
Wide selection
Easter curd cake
Top of the house
Slim sewing case
Every single one
Tough membrane
Thin, or to tilt
Sparkling jewels
Sticky tree sap
Shop for cold cuts
Rustic clay ware
Wise Torah sage
Clumsy and incapable
Related to warships
Giant graceful rays
Right away, urgently
Wave and say hi
Tiny corner shop
Jewelry, or to phone
Brief daytime sleep
Bits of trivia
Wow, said mildly
Organ for seeing
Fueling a debate
Scoff, briefly
The night before
Silvery coastal fish
Settle what you owe
Big school dance
Tool to crush spices
Life Under One Roof — Solution
September 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Fall over suddenly
T
Sweeping views
Under the house
V
Bigger … that one
Winter slope sport
Points to a place
A
CV's second word
You and I both
V
Above your head
Zero, or invalid
C
Short for obituaries
O
B
I
T
S
Strong thin cord
Wide selection
T
W
I
N
E
Easter curd cake
Top of the house
P
A
S
H
K
A
Slim sewing case
E
T
U
I
U
P
S
T
A
I
R
S
Every single one
Tough membrane
A
L
L
Thin, or to tilt
Sparkling jewels
L
E
A
N
Sticky tree sap
R
Shop for cold cuts
D
E
L
I
G
E
M
S
Rustic clay ware
Wise Torah sage
R
A
K
U
Clumsy and incapable
Related to warships
N
Giant graceful rays
Right away, urgently
E
Wave and say hi
Tiny corner shop
H
E
Y
Jewelry, or to phone
R
I
N
G
M
A
N
T
A
S
Brief daytime sleep
Bits of trivia
Wow, said mildly
A
N
A
Organ for seeing
Fueling a debate
Scoff, briefly
S
T
O
K
I
N
G
The night before
E
V
E
H
A
Silvery coastal fish
K
A
N
A
E
Settle what you owe
P
A
Y
Big school dance
P
R
O
M
Tool to crush spices
P
E
S
T
L
E
Life Under One Roof — The notes
September 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- TOPPLEFall over suddenlyTo fall over or collapse suddenly, often used for governments or tall structures.
- VISTASSweeping viewsBroad, often beautiful views of a landscape, seen from a high or open point.
- BASEMENTUnder the houseThe floor of a house that sits below ground level, often used for storage or laundry.
- THANBigger … that oneUsed to compare two things, as in 'faster than' or 'more than', shows one exceeds another.
- SKIWinter slope sportA long, narrow board strapped to each foot for gliding down snowy slopes.
- ATPoints to a placeShows an exact location or time, as in 'at home' or 'at noon'.
- VITAECV's second wordLatin for 'life', the second word in 'curriculum vitae,' meaning résumé.
- WEYou and I bothFirst-person plural pronoun, used for oneself plus at least one other person.
- CEILINGAbove your headThe overhead surface of a room, opposite the floor.
- NULLZero, or invalidHaving no value at all, or legally void and without effect, as in 'null and void.'
- OBITSShort for obituariesShort for obituaries, newspaper notices announcing someone's death, often with a short biography.
- TWINEStrong thin cordStrong string made of twisted strands, handy for tying parcels or garden plants.
- ARRAYWide selectionAn organized, often impressive display or grouping of items, like an array of colors.
- PASHKAEaster curd cakeA pyramid-shaped Russian dessert made from sweetened curd cheese, traditionally served at Easter.
- UPSTAIRSTop of the houseThe floor or floors of a house above the ground level, often where bedrooms are.
- ETUISlim sewing caseA small, decorative case for carrying sewing needles, scissors, or other tiny tools.
- ALLEvery single oneThe complete amount or entirety of something, leaving nothing out.
- DURATough membraneShort for dura mater, the tough outer membrane protecting the brain and spinal cord.
- LEANThin, or to tiltHaving little fat, or to tilt your body to one side, as in 'lean against the wall.'
- GEMSSparkling jewelsPrecious or semi-precious stones, valued for their beauty and rarity, like diamonds or rubies.
- RESINSticky tree sapA sticky substance oozing from trees, used to make varnish, amber, or violin bow treatments.
- DELIShop for cold cutsA shop selling prepared foods like cold cuts, cheeses, and salads, ready to eat or take home.
- RAKURustic clay wareA rustic Japanese ceramic technique producing crackled glazes, traditionally used for tea ceremony bowls.
- HAKAMWise Torah sageHebrew title for a wise, learned scholar of Jewish law, especially among Sephardic communities.
- INEPTClumsy and incapableLacking skill or competence, often clumsy in carrying out a task.
- NAVALRelated to warshipsRelating to a country's navy, its ships, or sea-based military forces.
- MANTASGiant graceful raysLarge, flat-bodied ocean rays known for gracefully gliding through open water.
- ASAPRight away, urgentlyAbbreviation for 'as soon as possible,' often used in texts and emails to stress urgency.
- HEYWave and say hiA casual, friendly greeting used to catch someone's attention or say hello.
- TOKOTiny corner shopInformal word for a small general store, from Malay via South African and New Zealand usage.
- RINGJewelry, or to phoneA circular band worn on a finger, or the act of calling someone by phone.
- NAPBrief daytime sleepA short sleep, usually taken during the day to recharge energy.
- ANABits of triviaA collection of memorable sayings, anecdotes, or trivia about a person or subject.
- GEEWow, said mildlyA mild exclamation of surprise or admiration, as in 'gee, that's great!'
- EYEOrgan for seeingThe organ used for seeing, also the small bud on a potato that can sprout.
- STOKINGFueling a debateAdding fuel to a fire to keep it burning, or figuratively fueling an argument or controversy.
- HAScoff, brieflyA short exclamation showing amusement, triumph, or disbelief, as in 'ha, I knew it!'
- EVEThe night beforeThe day or night before a special occasion, as in 'Christmas Eve.'
- KANAESilvery coastal fishA silvery fish found in coastal waters, especially valued in Hawaiian and Pacific cuisine.
- PAYSettle what you oweTo give money in exchange for goods, services, or to settle a debt.
- PROMBig school danceA formal dance for high school students, often held near the end of the school year.
- PESTLETool to crush spicesA club-shaped tool used with a mortar to crush and grind spices or herbs.