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Snacks, Screens and Slang

September 10, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal

One direction only
Mix with a spoon
Party dip chips
Big Greek island
Night before it
Fetch it now
Banned gym drugs
Seat or top job
Common girl's name
Cross each other
Canvas primer coat
Easily fooled
Kept under wraps
Saxon noble rank
Square footage
For someone else
Quiet gasp sound
Movie robot pal
Totally out there
Smear on paint
Profile intros
Complete fools
Realism in art
Diving pond bird
Quick surprise word
Catch on a nail
Where jeans sit
And also this
Puffy retro hair
Free of danger
Beat all others
Wait just a bit
Supreme being above
Old royal name
Not shut at all
Move along now
Powered up now
Silly clown figure
Filmed movie parts
Wraps it all up
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Snacks, Screens and Slang — Solution

September 10, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal

One direction only
L
Mix with a spoon
Party dip chips
S
Big Greek island
Night before it
C
Fetch it now
G
Banned gym drugs
Seat or top job
S
Common girl's name
A
Cross each other
I
N
T
E
R
S
E
C
T
Canvas primer coat
N
Easily fooled
Kept under wraps
N
A
I
V
E
Saxon noble rank
T
H
E
G
N
S
E
C
R
E
T
S
Square footage
For someone else
A
R
E
A
Quiet gasp sound
Movie robot pal
A
H
Totally out there
Smear on paint
E
Profile intros
B
I
O
S
Complete fools
D
R
O
I
D
Realism in art
Diving pond bird
V
E
R
I
S
M
Quick surprise word
Catch on a nail
Where jeans sit
S
N
A
G
And also this
H
Puffy retro hair
Free of danger
D
O
O
O
H
Beat all others
Wait just a bit
S
U
R
P
A
S
S
Supreme being above
R
Old royal name
Not shut at all
I
S
A
B
E
L
L
A
Move along now
Powered up now
G
O
O
P
E
N
Silly clown figure
B
U
F
F
O
O
N
Filmed movie parts
S
C
E
N
E
S
Wraps it all up
E
N
D
S
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Snacks, Screens and Slang — The notes

September 10, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal

  1. LINEAROne direction onlyDescribes something that moves or grows in a straight, steady path, no curves.
  2. STIRMix with a spoonBase form of the kitchen action: swirl something round in a pot or cup.
  3. NACHOSParty dip chipsTortilla chips piled with cheese, salsa and jalapeños, a classic game-night snack.
  4. CRETEBig Greek islandHome of the ancient Minoan civilization and the myth of the Minotaur's labyrinth.
  5. EVENight before itThe evening or day right before a holiday or big event, like Christmas Eve.
  6. GETFetch it nowBase form of the everyday verb for obtaining or receiving something.
  7. STEROIDSBanned gym drugsMuscle-building substances outlawed in most competitive sports.
  8. CHAIRSeat or top jobFurniture to sit on, or the person who leads a meeting or committee.
  9. ANNACommon girl's nameA classic first name, also once the name of a small Indian currency subunit.
  10. INTERSECTCross each otherWhat two lines or roads do when they meet at a point.
  11. GESSOCanvas primer coatA chalky white paint artists brush on before painting, to prep the surface.
  12. NAIVEEasily fooledDescribes someone trusting to the point of being taken advantage of.
  13. SECRETSKept under wrapsThings deliberately hidden from others, not meant to be told.
  14. THEGNSaxon noble rankA landed nobleman in Anglo-Saxon England who served a lord or king, ancestor of the word "thane".
  15. AREASquare footageThe measured size of a room or plot, usually given in square feet or meters.
  16. BEHALFFor someone elseActing or speaking in place of another person, as in "on behalf of".
  17. AHQuiet gasp soundA short exhale of understanding or mild surprise.
  18. DROIDMovie robot palA mechanical character often seen as a sidekick in sci-fi films.
  19. INSANETotally out thereColloquial for wildly unreasonable, over the top, or hard to believe.
  20. DAUBSmear on paintBase form of applying paint or plaster roughly and thickly.
  21. BIOSProfile introsShort blurbs people write about themselves on social media profiles.
  22. MORONSComplete foolsAn informal, non-vulgar way to call people foolish or dim-witted.
  23. VERISMRealism in artAn artistic doctrine favoring gritty, true-to-life subjects, notably in Italian opera.
  24. GREBEDiving pond birdA water bird known for its elaborate courtship dance and lobed toes.
  25. OHQuick surprise wordA short exclamation when something suddenly makes sense or surprises you.
  26. SNAGCatch on a nailA small unexpected tear or hitch, like fabric caught on something sharp.
  27. HIPSWhere jeans sitThe wide part of the body between the waist and thighs.
  28. PLUSAnd also thisUsed to add one more thing on top of what's already there.
  29. DOOPuffy retro hairInformal, shortened word for a hairstyle, as in a fancy "doo".
  30. SAFEFree of dangerDescribes something protected from harm or risk.
  31. SURPASSBeat all othersBase form of doing better than everyone else in a comparison.
  32. SECWait just a bitInformal way to ask for a brief pause, short for "a second".
  33. GODSupreme being aboveA deity worshipped as all-powerful in many religions.
  34. ISABELLAOld royal nameA classic name borne by several queens in European history.
  35. OPENNot shut at allDescribes a door, shop, or mind that's accessible rather than closed.
  36. GOMove along nowA short cue urging someone to start moving or get going.
  37. ONPowered up nowDescribes a device or switch that's currently running rather than off.
  38. BUFFOONSilly clown figureA ridiculous, comic character who plays the fool for laughs.
  39. SCENESFilmed movie partsThe individual sequences that are shot and later edited into a film.
  40. ENDSWraps it all upPresent tense of finishing or concluding something, like a story.
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