Aches and Remedies
September 24, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Title for a ruler
Puzzled little grunt
Song's opener
Urgent heads-up
Wide open in shock
Acorns fall from it
Trace of a beast
Signs of illness
Low on cash
Hold on tightly
Horned he-sheep
Old word for 'you'
Beyond the max
Talking to heal
Home of geishas
Tiny green Jedi
Half of a carol duo
Carries huge loads
NATO's letter R
Watches the kids
Paid to compete
A single item
Purple-top root veg
Sharp bit on a rose
Round dab of ink
Comfy, easygoing
Me plus you
Dazzling success
Small unit of length
Jacket, or a layer
Paddled down a river
Ireland, in Gaelic
Worn under a blouse
Works the mic, hosts
New to the game
Runny tummy woe
Brussels-based bloc
Slipped on ice
Just … hour left
Simply just exist
Often spews hot ash
Joins forces as one
Aches and Remedies — Solution
September 24, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Title for a ruler
Puzzled little grunt
Song's opener
Urgent heads-up
I
Wide open in shock
A
Acorns fall from it
O
Trace of a beast
Signs of illness
S
Low on cash
P
K
H
A
N
Hold on tightly
Horned he-sheep
G
R
A
S
P
Old word for 'you'
O
Beyond the max
Talking to heal
U
L
T
R
A
Home of geishas
Tiny green Jedi
K
Y
O
T
O
T
H
E
R
A
P
Y
Half of a carol duo
M
O
H
R
Carries huge loads
NATO's letter R
Watches the kids
R
O
M
E
O
Paid to compete
A single item
P
R
O
Purple-top root veg
A
N
T
Sharp bit on a rose
S
Round dab of ink
Comfy, easygoing
D
O
T
Me plus you
Dazzling success
U
S
Small unit of length
A
Jacket, or a layer
T
Paddled down a river
C
A
N
O
E
Ireland, in Gaelic
W
I
N
C
H
Worn under a blouse
U
Works the mic, hosts
E
M
C
E
E
New to the game
Runny tummy woe
N
O
O
B
S
Brussels-based bloc
Slipped on ice
Just … hour left
S
L
I
D
D
I
A
R
R
H
E
A
Simply just exist
A
R
E
Often spews hot ash
E
T
N
A
Joins forces as one
U
N
I
T
E
S
Aches and Remedies — The notes
September 24, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- KHANTitle for a rulerA historic title for a ruler or military leader among Mongol and Turkic peoples, most famously Genghis Khan.
- HUHPuzzled little gruntAn informal sound of confusion or surprise, often used when you didn't quite understand something.
- INTROSong's openerShort for 'introduction', the opening part of a song, show, or presentation.
- ALERTUrgent heads-upA warning notice, like a phone alert or a health alert, meant to grab your attention quickly.
- AGAPEWide open in shockDescribes a mouth or eyes wide open, usually from surprise or shock.
- OAKAcorns fall from itA sturdy, long-living tree known for its acorns and strong wood.
- SPOORTrace of a beastThe tracks, scent, or trail left behind by a wild animal.
- SYMPTOMSSigns of illnessPhysical or mental signs that show something may be wrong with your health.
- POORLow on cashHaving little money or few resources.
- GRASPHold on tightlyTo take hold of something firmly, or to understand an idea.
- RAMSHorned he-sheepAdult male sheep, known for their curved horns.
- THOUOld word for 'you'An old-fashioned, poetic word meaning 'you', common in Shakespeare and the King James Bible.
- ULTRABeyond the maxMeaning extreme or beyond the usual, as in an ultra-marathon.
- THERAPYTalking to healRegular sessions, often talking-based, meant to help someone heal emotionally or mentally.
- KYOTOHome of geishasA city in Japan, once its imperial capital, famous for geishas, temples, and the 1997 climate treaty.
- YODATiny green JediThe small, wise, green Jedi Master from the Star Wars films.
- MOHRHalf of a carol duoJoseph Mohr, the Austrian priest who wrote the words to 'Silent Night', set to music by Franz Gruber.
- ANTCarries huge loadsA small insect that lives in colonies and can carry many times its own body weight.
- ROMEONATO's letter RIn the NATO phonetic alphabet, the code word for the letter R.
- NANNIEWatches the kidsAn alternate spelling of 'nanny', someone hired to look after children.
- PROPaid to competeShort for 'professional', someone who gets paid for their skill.
- ONEA single itemThe number that comes right after zero.
- SWEDESPurple-top root vegA round root vegetable, purple and white, common in British and Irish cooking (also called rutabaga).
- THORNSharp bit on a roseA sharp, pointed growth on plants like roses, meant to deter animals.
- DOTRound dab of inkA small round mark or point.
- CUSHComfy, easygoingSlang short for 'cushy', comfortable and easy.
- USMe plus youThe objective form of 'we', referring to the speaker and others.
- ECLATDazzling successBrilliant, dazzling success or style, often after a great achievement.
- INCHSmall unit of lengthA small unit of length, twelve of which make a foot.
- COATJacket, or a layerCan mean a jacket worn for warmth, or a thin layer of something like paint.
- CANOEPaddled down a riverA narrow boat, pointed at both ends, paddled by hand.
- EIREIreland, in GaelicThe Irish-language name for Ireland.
- BRAWorn under a blouseAn undergarment worn to support the chest.
- EMCEEWorks the mic, hostsShort for 'master of ceremonies', the person who hosts and keeps an event moving.
- NOOBSNew to the gameSlang for people who are brand new to a game or activity.
- DIARRHEARunny tummy woeA common digestive symptom causing frequent, loose bowel movements.
- EUBrussels-based blocThe European Union, a political and economic bloc of European countries headquartered in Brussels.
- SLIDSlipped on icePast tense of 'slide', moved smoothly across a surface.
- ANJust … hour leftThe form of 'a' used before a word starting with a vowel sound.
- ARESimply just existThe present-tense plural form of 'to be', used with 'we', 'you', and 'they'.
- ETNAOften spews hot ashMount Etna, an active volcano in Sicily, Italy, known for frequent eruptions.
- UNITESJoins forces as oneBrings people or things together as one.