Wheels, Rides and Runways
October 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Side of a doorframe
Cars park here
Rose up darkly
Share the ride
A site's server
Ruler's eldest son
Pointed war tool
Home of the Tube
Silicon Valley buzz
Howdy from Hawaii!
South Asian coin
Feathered fliers
Loud two-wheeler
Streams The Wire
Pale grayish tone
PR twist on news
Old song contest
Sound of relief
Shows up at last
Resting, old-style
Fill the garages
True-life movie
Push your viewpoint
A border river
Next in sequence
A snide chuckle
Banded gem stone
Values held dear
Your turn to try
Sun's warm beams
Engine spin rate
A bite … the pie
Kept in an urn
Sneaky and clever
A trucker's big ride
A female hare
Jeans or so bad
In olden verses
Dodge and slip away
Rides up to floors
Wary and cautious
Icy rain mix falling
Wheels, Rides and Runways — Solution
October 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
Side of a doorframe
J
Cars park here
Rose up darkly
L
Share the ride
A site's server
C
Ruler's eldest son
P
Pointed war tool
Home of the Tube
S
Silicon Valley buzz
T
Howdy from Hawaii!
A
L
O
H
A
South Asian coin
Feathered fliers
R
U
P
E
E
Loud two-wheeler
Streams The Wire
M
O
T
O
R
B
I
K
E
Pale grayish tone
C
H
B
O
PR twist on news
Old song contest
S
P
I
N
Sound of relief
Shows up at last
A
A
H
Resting, old-style
Fill the garages
True-life movie
M
O
T
O
R
C
A
R
S
Push your viewpoint
A
B
E
D
A border river
Next in sequence
O
D
E
R
A snide chuckle
Banded gem stone
H
A
Values held dear
Your turn to try
I
D
E
A
L
S
Sun's warm beams
Engine spin rate
R
A
Y
S
G
O
A bite … the pie
Kept in an urn
O
F
Sneaky and clever
A trucker's big ride
R
I
G
A female hare
S
Jeans or so bad
In olden verses
P
A
N
T
S
Dodge and slip away
E
V
A
D
E
T
I
S
Rides up to floors
E
L
E
V
A
T
O
R
Wary and cautious
C
H
A
R
Y
Icy rain mix falling
S
L
E
E
T
Wheels, Rides and Runways — The notes
October 5, 2026 · 12×11 · Normal
- JAMBSide of a doorframeA jamb is the vertical side piece of a door or window frame, supporting the frame's structure.
- LOTCars park hereA lot is a parking area for cars, or more broadly a plot of land, or a large quantity of something.
- LOOMEDRose up darklyLoomed means something appeared, often ominously, looking large or threatening as it drew near.
- CARPOOLShare the rideA carpool is an arrangement where several people share a car for a regular trip, like commuting to work.
- HOSTA site's serverA host, in tech, is the server that stores and serves a website. It also means someone who welcomes guests.
- PRINCERuler's eldest sonA prince is the son of a monarch, next in line before the throne passes further down.
- SPEARPointed war toolA spear is a long pole with a pointed tip, used since ancient times for hunting or in battle.
- UKHome of the TubeThe UK is home to the London Underground, nicknamed 'the Tube', one of the world's oldest metro systems.
- TECHSilicon Valley buzzTech, short for technology, is closely tied to Silicon Valley, the California hub of major tech companies.
- ALOHAHowdy from Hawaii!Aloha is a Hawaiian word used as both a greeting and a farewell, also meaning love or affection.
- RUPEESouth Asian coinThe rupee is the currency used in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and several other South Asian countries.
- BIRDSFeathered fliersBirds are warm-blooded animals covered in feathers, most of which can fly.
- MOTORBIKELoud two-wheelerA motorbike is a two-wheeled motor vehicle, popular for its speed and manoeuvrability.
- HBOStreams The WireHBO is the US network behind acclaimed shows like The Wire, praised as one of TV's greatest dramas.
- ASHYPale grayish toneAshy describes a pale, grayish tone, often used for dry skin or a faded color.
- SPINPR twist on newsSpin is a slanted way of presenting information, often used in PR or politics to shape a story.
- ODEONOld song contestIn ancient Greece and Rome, an odeon was a building built for singing and poetry competitions.
- AAHSound of reliefAah is an exclamation expressing relief, pleasure or realization.
- ARRIVALShows up at lastAn arrival is the act of reaching a destination, like a flight's arrival at the airport.
- ABEDResting, old-styleAbed is an old-fashioned word meaning lying down, resting where one sleeps.
- MOTORCARSFill the garagesMotorcars is an older term for automobiles, cars that fill garages and driveways.
- BIOPICTrue-life movieA biopic is a film based on the true story of a real person's life.
- ASSERTPush your viewpointTo assert something is to state it confidently and push your viewpoint forward.
- ODERA border riverThe Oder is a river that forms much of the border between Germany and Poland.
- AFTERNext in sequenceAfter means following something else in time or order.
- HAA snide chuckleHa is a short exclamation, often a snide or dismissive chuckle.
- AGATEBanded gem stoneAgate is a banded, colorful variety of chalcedony, often used in jewelry.
- IDEALSValues held dearIdeals are the principles or standards a person values most and tries to live by.
- GOYour turn to tryIn British usage, a go is a turn or an attempt at something, as in 'have a go'.
- RAYSSun's warm beamsRays are narrow beams of light, such as those from the sun.
- REVSEngine spin rateRevs are the rotations per minute of an engine, a measure of how hard it's working.
- OFA bite … the pieOf shows possession or origin, linking one thing to another it belongs to.
- ASHKept in an urnAsh is what remains after cremation, often kept by families in an urn.
- SLYSneaky and cleverSly describes someone sneaky and clever, good at getting what they want quietly.
- RIGA trucker's big rideA rig is a large truck, especially a big semi-truck driven by a long-haul trucker.
- DOEA female hareA doe is a female deer, or also a female rabbit or hare.
- PANTSJeans or so badIn American English, pants means trousers. In British slang, it means something is bad or rubbish.
- TISIn olden verses'Tis is an old contraction of 'it is', common in poetry and older English.
- EVADEDodge and slip awayTo evade is to dodge or avoid something, often by slipping away cleverly.
- ELEVATORRides up to floorsAn elevator is a lift that carries people or goods up and down between floors.
- CHARYWary and cautiousChary means wary or cautious, reluctant to take a risk.
- SLEETIcy rain mix fallingSleet is precipitation that falls as a mix of rain and ice, common in cold weather.