Postcards From Everywhere
September 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Stretch of time
Press to stop show
Galaxy near ours
Song of a nation
Skip in five seconds
Give someone the job
Port in Italy
Fat from a pig
Key that erases
Ideal gym score
Drain a battery
Crush it, online
Peaks of Peru
Old sacred verse
Group of experts
Big on lobster
Dim bulb, jokingly
Short clip of a song
Pic, or a jab
Appear to be so
Opera by Verdi
Crane on a track
Gandhi's core belief
Soft can metal
Steep rocky hill
Top prize in film
One, before a vowel
Very much indeed
Trip token, kept
Strong bad smell
Yo, what's up?
Fast wild rabbit
Hand out in bits
… wants pizza?
Sails on the sea
Part of a match
Pluto's planet type
Playful young rascal
Emoji of surprise
Practice for a show
Blades on a chopper
Sweet little snack
Postcards From Everywhere — Solution
September 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Stretch of time
Press to stop show
Galaxy near ours
Song of a nation
A
Skip in five seconds
A
Give someone the job
A
Port in Italy
Fat from a pig
G
Key that erases
Ideal gym score
D
S
P
A
N
Drain a battery
Crush it, online
D
E
P
L
E
T
E
Peaks of Peru
Old sacred verse
A
N
D
E
S
Group of experts
Big on lobster
P
A
N
E
L
S
U
T
R
A
Dim bulb, jokingly
M
O
R
O
N
Short clip of a song
Pic, or a jab
Appear to be so
S
H
O
T
Opera by Verdi
Crane on a track
A
I
D
A
Gandhi's core belief
S
S
E
E
M
Soft can metal
Steep rocky hill
T
I
N
Top prize in film
One, before a vowel
A
N
Very much indeed
Trip token, kept
Strong bad smell
M
E
M
E
N
T
O
Yo, what's up?
Fast wild rabbit
H
I
S
O
Hand out in bits
… wants pizza?
D
O
L
E
Sails on the sea
Part of a match
S
H
I
P
Pluto's planet type
D
W
A
R
F
Playful young rascal
S
C
A
M
P
Emoji of surprise
O
H
Practice for a show
R
E
H
E
A
R
S
E
Blades on a chopper
R
O
T
O
R
Sweet little snack
T
R
E
A
T
Postcards From Everywhere — The notes
September 21, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- SPANStretch of timeSpan: a stretch or extent, like a span of time or a bird's wingspan.
- PAUSEPress to stop showPause: a short stop, or the button you press to freeze a show or song.
- ANDROMEDAGalaxy near oursAndromeda: the large spiral galaxy nearest our own Milky Way; also a princess in Greek myth.
- ANTHEMSong of a nationAnthem: a country's official song, sung at ceremonies and sporting events.
- ADSSkip in five secondsAds: paid promotions, like the ones you can often skip on YouTube after five seconds.
- APPOINTGive someone the jobAppoint: to officially choose or assign someone to a job, role or position.
- GENOAPort in ItalyGenoa: historic port city in northern Italy, birthplace of Christopher Columbus.
- LARDFat from a pigLard: soft white fat rendered from a pig, once a common cooking and baking ingredient.
- DELKey that erasesDel: keyboard key that deletes text; also Spanish/Italian for "of the," as in Puerta del Sol.
- TENIdeal gym scoreTen: the number after nine; a perfect score in gymnastics is often called "a ten".
- DEPLETEDrain a batteryDeplete: to gradually use up or exhaust something, like draining a phone battery.
- EATCrush it, onlineEat: to consume food; in slang, to perform amazingly, as in "she ate that".
- ANDESPeaks of PeruAndes: the long mountain range running down South America's west coast, through Peru, Chile and beyond.
- SUTRAOld sacred verseSutra: a short sacred verse or teaching in Hindu, Buddhist or Jain texts.
- PANELGroup of expertsPanel: a group of experts discussing a topic, or a flat section like a comic panel or solar panel.
- MAINEBig on lobsterMaine: the northeasternmost US state, famous for lobster and rocky Atlantic coastline.
- MORONDim bulb, jokinglyMoron: an old-fashioned, mildly teasing word for someone acting silly or not very bright.
- SNIPPETShort clip of a songSnippet: a short clip or extract, like a snippet of a song shared online.
- SHOTPic, or a jabShot: a single photograph, a vaccine injection, or a single serving of spirits.
- SEEMAppear to be soSeem: to appear or give the impression of being a certain way, without being certain.
- AIDAOpera by VerdiAida: Giuseppe Verdi's opera set in ancient Egypt, famous for its grand triumphal march.
- TELFERCrane on a trackTelfer: an overhead hoist or crane that runs along a track, used to move heavy loads in factories.
- AHIMSAGandhi's core beliefAhimsa: the Sanskrit principle of nonviolence, central to Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Gandhi's teachings.
- TINSoft can metalTin: a soft, silvery metal once widely used to make cans; also the gift for a tenth anniversary.
- MORROSteep rocky hillMorro: Spanish and Portuguese word for a steep hill or headland, seen in place names like Morro Bay.
- OSCARTop prize in filmOscar: the golden statuette awarded at the Academy Awards for excellence in film.
- ANOne, before a vowelAn: the article used instead of "a" before a word that starts with a vowel sound.
- SOVery much indeedSo: a small word meaning "very" or "therefore," used to link ideas or add emphasis.
- MEMENTOTrip token, keptMemento: a small keepsake or token that reminds you of a trip or event.
- ODORStrong bad smellOdor: a smell, especially a strong or unpleasant one.
- HIYo, what's up?Hi: a casual greeting, short and friendly, like saying "yo" or "what's up" to someone you know.
- HAREFast wild rabbitHare: a large, fast wild relative of the rabbit, known for outrunning (but losing to) the tortoise in fable.
- DOLEHand out in bitsDole: to hand out in small portions ("dole out"); in Britain, also slang for unemployment benefits.
- WHO… wants pizza?Who: the question word used to ask about a person, as in "who wants pizza?".
- SHIPSails on the seaShip: a large boat built for sailing at sea, or, as a verb, to send a package.
- SETPart of a matchSet: a portion of a tennis match, a TV or film location, or a fixed group of things.
- DWARFPluto's planet typeDwarf: a small mythical being, or the category astronomers gave Pluto in 2006 ("dwarf planet").
- SCAMPPlayful young rascalScamp: an affectionate word for a playful, mischievous child or rascal.
- OHEmoji of surpriseOh: a short interjection of surprise or realization, often paired with a wide-eyed emoji today.
- REHEARSEPractice for a showRehearse: to practice a play, speech or performance before doing it for real.
- ROTORBlades on a chopperRotor: the spinning blade assembly on a helicopter, engine or turbine.
- TREATSweet little snackTreat: a special snack or indulgence, or the reward shouted at Halloween ("trick or treat!").