Legends, Tech and Time
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Type of brain tumor
Curved shapes
Bully, not nice
Stops replying
Quantum pioneer
Camp sleep spot
Stand-up routine
Old card game
Get it back now
Coffee size or big
A common name
Moved fast, past
B, C, D, for example
Role in a story
Busy and active
A great work
Wall color liquid
Popular Apple phone
Match up in time
People of 1066
Strong old tree
Kick out fast
Sense for flavor
French soldier's cap
Put forward a deal
Wrote Silent Night
Share it online
Lingering scent
Top of the tree
Jupiter's queen
Yes, … at once
Donkeys, plural
Have unpaid debt
Homey and tame
Da Vinci's lady
Shows possession
Small fruity pastry
Royal decree word
Folks who don't own
For every single one
Legends, Tech and Time — Solution
September 17, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Type of brain tumor
G
Curved shapes
A
Bully, not nice
Stops replying
M
Quantum pioneer
P
Camp sleep spot
Stand-up routine
H
Old card game
Get it back now
T
Coffee size or big
L
A
R
G
E
A common name
Moved fast, past
L
A
U
R
A
B, C, D, for example
I
Role in a story
C
H
A
R
A
C
T
E
R
C
O
N
S
O
N
A
N
T
Busy and active
A great work
G
O
Wall color liquid
M
Popular Apple phone
Match up in time
People of 1066
S
Y
N
C
Strong old tree
Kick out fast
O
A
K
P
A
I
N
T
Sense for flavor
French soldier's cap
K
E
P
I
Put forward a deal
Wrote Silent Night
Share it online
Lingering scent
P
O
S
T
Top of the tree
Jupiter's queen
Yes, … at once
J
U
N
O
M
O
H
R
Donkeys, plural
A
S
S
E
S
Have unpaid debt
F
Homey and tame
Da Vinci's lady
D
O
M
E
S
T
I
C
Shows possession
O
F
M
O
N
A
Small fruity pastry
T
A
R
T
Royal decree word
W
E
Folks who don't own
R
E
N
T
E
R
S
For every single one
P
E
R
Legends, Tech and Time — The notes
September 17, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- GLIOMAType of brain tumorA glioma is a tumor that forms in the brain or spinal cord from glial cells, which normally support and protect neurons.
- ARCSCurved shapesArcs are curved lines or paths, seen in rainbows, bridges, or a story's 'narrative arc'.
- MEANYBully, not niceAn informal, often child-friendly word for someone acting unkind or unfair - a playground classic.
- GHOSTSStops replyingIn modern slang, to 'ghost' someone means to suddenly cut off all contact without explanation, especially after dating.
- PLANCKQuantum pioneerMax Planck (1858-1947) was the German physicist who founded quantum theory, earning the 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics.
- HUTCamp sleep spotA hut is a small, simple shelter, often made of wood, mud, or straw - common on beaches or campsites.
- ACTStand-up routineHere, an 'act' is a stand-up comedian's routine or a performer's segment in a show.
- TAROKOld card gameTarok is a trick-taking card game played with tarot-style cards, popular in Central Europe.
- REGAINGet it back nowTo regain something is to get it back after losing it, like regaining your strength or your balance.
- LARGECoffee size or bigSomething large is bigger than usual - also the biggest size option on a coffee or drink menu.
- LAURAA common nameA common first name for women, of Latin origin meaning 'laurel'.
- RANMoved fast, pastThe past tense of 'run' - moved quickly on foot.
- CONSONANTB, C, D, for exampleConsonants are the speech sounds and letters that aren't vowels - like B, C, D, F, and G.
- CHARACTERRole in a storyA character is a person portrayed in a book, film, or show - or someone's personality traits.
- GOBusy and activeHere, 'go' means full of energy and constantly busy, as in 'always on the go'.
- OPUSA great workAn opus is a numbered creative work, especially in classical music, like Beethoven's Opus 27.
- PAINTWall color liquidPaint is the colored liquid used to coat walls, canvases, or objects.
- IPHONEPopular Apple phoneThe iPhone is Apple's line of smartphones, first released in 2007 and now one of the best-selling phones worldwide.
- SYNCMatch up in timeShort for 'synchronize' - to make things happen or update at the same time, like syncing your phone and computer.
- NORMANPeople of 1066The Normans conquered England in 1066 under William the Conqueror, reshaping English language and culture.
- OAKStrong old treeThe oak is a sturdy, long-living tree whose wood is prized for furniture and its seed is the acorn.
- EJECTKick out fastTo eject is to forcefully push something or someone out, like ejecting a disc from a player.
- TASTESense for flavorTaste is the sense that lets us perceive flavors like sweet, salty, sour, and bitter.
- KEPIFrench soldier's capA kepi is a flat-topped, peaked cap traditionally worn by French soldiers and police.
- OFFERPut forward a dealTo offer is to present something for someone to accept, like a deal, a job, or a helping hand.
- MOHRWrote Silent NightJoseph Mohr (1792-1848) was the Austrian priest who wrote the lyrics to 'Silent Night' in 1816.
- POSTShare it onlineTo post is to share something publicly online, such as a photo or update on social media.
- ODORLingering scentAn odor is a smell, pleasant or not, that lingers in the air.
- STARTop of the treeA star can be a celestial light in the sky, a celebrity, or the ornament placed at the top of a Christmas tree.
- JUNOJupiter's queenIn Roman mythology, Juno was the queen of the gods and wife of Jupiter, protector of marriage and women.
- SIRSYes, … at onceThe plural of 'sir', a respectful, formal way to address men, often used by staff or subordinates.
- ASSESDonkeys, pluralThe plural of 'ass', meaning donkeys - sturdy, sometimes stubborn pack animals.
- OWEHave unpaid debtTo owe is to be in debt to someone, having borrowed money or a favor you haven't repaid.
- DOMESTICHomey and tameDomestic can mean related to home life, or an animal tamed to live with humans, like a domestic cat.
- MONADa Vinci's ladyShort for the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait of a smiling woman, painted around 1503.
- OFShows possessionA small but essential word showing possession or relation, as in 'a cup of tea'.
- TARTSmall fruity pastryA tart is a small open pastry filled with fruit, custard, or jam.
- WERoyal decree wordThe 'royal we' is when a monarch or someone in authority refers to themselves in the plural.
- RENTERSFolks who don't ownRenters are people who pay to live in a home they don't own, rather than owning it outright.
- PERFor every single onePer means 'for each', as in miles per hour or dollars per person.