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Locks, Linens and Living Rooms

October 4, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

Ghost-dodging eater
Sharp at the craft
Blob-like cell
Leaf or a ratio
Show a true face
NFT on a wall
Cushion under sheets
Grand ranch estate
Fast military planes
Eyes wide open now
Rug that says hi
Old Spanish coin
How things stand now
Sly, knowing stare
White-tie coat
Artery near hips
Europe's most active
Big swamp rodent
Folksy yes, for sure
Harsh paint solvent
Sniffle-time brand
Fake it on screen
Common pond fish
A secretive faction
Coffee … hot
Blow-up pool bed
Deadpan wit
Chic bag label
Largest US state
Include one more
Dried grass for barn
Quran's script
Veils and vows
Land of tea and rain
Perhaps a prince
City-slicker vibes
Security for gates
Town crier's opener
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Locks, Linens and Living Rooms — Solution

October 4, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

Ghost-dodging eater
Sharp at the craft
Blob-like cell
Leaf or a ratio
A
Show a true face
NFT on a wall
U
Cushion under sheets
M
Grand ranch estate
H
Fast military planes
J
P
A
C
M
A
N
Eyes wide open now
A
W
A
K
E
Rug that says hi
Old Spanish coin
D
O
O
R
M
A
T
How things stand now
C
Sly, knowing stare
T
P
E
S
E
T
A
White-tie coat
Artery near hips
T
A
I
L
S
Europe's most active
P
Big swamp rodent
B
Folksy yes, for sure
S
I
R
R
E
E
Harsh paint solvent
E
T
N
A
Sniffle-time brand
K
L
E
E
N
E
X
Fake it on screen
Common pond fish
U
A secretive faction
C
Coffee … hot
Blow-up pool bed
I
S
Deadpan wit
Chic bag label
D
R
Y
A
C
T
Largest US state
Include one more
A
L
A
S
K
A
Dried grass for barn
L
Quran's script
Veils and vows
A
R
A
B
I
C
Land of tea and rain
O
Perhaps a prince
H
E
B
R
I
D
A
L
City-slicker vibes
U
R
B
A
N
Security for gates
P
A
D
L
O
C
K
S
Town crier's opener
Y
E
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Locks, Linens and Living Rooms — The notes

October 4, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

  1. PACMANGhost-dodging eaterPac-Man is the yellow arcade icon who gobbles dots while dodging colorful ghosts, debuting in 1980.
  2. ADEPTSharp at the craftAdept means highly skilled or proficient at something, often through practice.
  3. AMOEBABlob-like cellAn amoeba is a single-celled organism that constantly changes shape as it moves and feeds.
  4. COSLeaf or a ratioIn math, cos is short for cosine; cos lettuce (romaine) is the crisp leaf in a Caesar salad.
  5. UNMASKShow a true faceTo unmask someone is to expose their true identity, often after they've been hiding it.
  6. ARTNFT on a wallArt can mean any creative work, from museum paintings to a modern NFT collectible.
  7. MATTRESSCushion under sheetsA mattress is the cushioned pad on a bed frame, usually topped with sheets and pillows.
  8. HACIENDAGrand ranch estateA hacienda is a large estate or ranch house, especially in Spanish-speaking countries.
  9. JETSFast military planesJets are fast aircraft powered by jet engines; the word also describes streams of water or gas shooting out.
  10. AWAKEEyes wide open nowAwake means conscious and not sleeping, eyes open and alert.
  11. DOORMATRug that says hiA doormat lies at an entrance for wiping shoes, often printed with a welcoming message.
  12. PESETAOld Spanish coinThe peseta was Spain's currency before the euro replaced it in 2002.
  13. AREHow things stand now'Are' is the present-tense form of 'be' used with you, we, and they, how things stand now.
  14. LEERSly, knowing stareA leer is a sly, suggestive look, often unwelcome.
  15. TAILSWhite-tie coatTails can mean the reverse side of a coin, or a formal dress coat with long back panels (white tie).
  16. ILIACArtery near hipsIliac refers to the hip region, the iliac artery supplies blood to the pelvis and legs.
  17. ETNAEurope's most activeMount Etna in Sicily is Europe's most active volcano, with frequent eruptions throughout history.
  18. NUTRIABig swamp rodentNutria are large semi-aquatic rodents, also called coypu, often found in wetlands.
  19. SIRREEFolksy yes, for sure'Sirree' is a folksy flourish added after yes or no for emphasis, as in 'yes sirree!'
  20. XYLENEHarsh paint solventXylene is a clear industrial solvent used in paints, printing, and rubber manufacturing.
  21. KLEENEXSniffle-time brandKleenex is a trademarked brand name so common it's used generically for facial tissues.
  22. ACTFake it on screenTo act is to perform a role, whether on stage, in film, or just pretending in daily life.
  23. CARPCommon pond fishCarp are freshwater fish popular in ponds and cuisine; to carp also means to complain persistently.
  24. CABALA secretive factionA cabal is a small group secretly plotting together, often for political ends.
  25. ISCoffee … hot'Is' shows something exists or holds true right now, as in 'coffee is hot.'
  26. LILOBlow-up pool bedA lilo is a British term for an inflatable air mattress, often used as a pool float.
  27. DRYDeadpan witDry humor is witty but delivered in a flat, deadpan way, no obvious laughs, just clever timing.
  28. KORSChic bag labelKors, short for Michael Kors, is an American fashion brand known for handbags and accessories.
  29. ALASKALargest US stateAlaska is the largest U.S. state by area, known for glaciers, wildlife, and long winters.
  30. ADDInclude one moreTo add is to include something extra, whether it's ingredients, numbers, or ideas.
  31. HAYDried grass for barnHay is dried grass or alfalfa, baled up to feed livestock through the winter.
  32. ARABICQuran's scriptArabic is a Semitic language and script, written right to left and used in the Quran.
  33. BRIDALVeils and vowsBridal describes anything related to a bride or wedding, think veils, gowns, and vows.
  34. UKLand of tea and rainThe UK, England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, is famously associated with tea and rainy weather.
  35. HEPerhaps a prince'He' refers to a male person already mentioned, the hero, the guy, the prince in the story.
  36. URBANCity-slicker vibesUrban describes anything related to cities, busy streets, skyscrapers, city life.
  37. PADLOCKSSecurity for gatesPadlocks are portable locks used to secure gates, sheds, lockers, and more.
  38. YETown crier's opener'Ye' is archaic English for 'you', famously shouted by town criers: Hear ye, hear ye!
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