Everyday Puzzles June 6 2026 crossword answers

Abbreviation for single player mode:

Resorts with mineral springs:

Crude name for a male donkey, comes after "jack":

Operating system for an iPhone or iPad:

An object or jewelry thought to bring good luck:

Herb with menthol, used in toothpaste and sweets:

I Can't Wait band __ Shooz:

The way in which a word or phrase is utilized:

Allman brother, sibling of Duane:

Jumps about, after looking perhaps:

Interest rate across a whole year:

State named after President George:

Cow sound:

To pass time before something happens:

British bank with Hong Kong origins:

__ Vegas, what happens there stays there:

Autopilot:

Health Reimbursement Arrangement:

Killer whales:

Celestial bodies used in navigation:

When something seems a bit wrong, it's this:

Vocal hesitation sound:

Sour fruit with juicy pulp aka tree tomato:

Slash, cut or gash, often with a blade:

Text shorthand indicating amusement:

Flagged for your information in an email subject:

Venomous snakes, from the Greek word for "cobra":

Job title of technical director:

Last dragon found by Raya:

Short for America's presidential building:

A person's essential being:

Noises balloons make when they burst:

Receptacle for cigarette butts:

Aquatic mammal with flippers and whiskers:

Caresse Crosby invented this women's top in 1914:

Cubic inch:

The Awkward __, 1899 Henry James novel:

À la __, fixed-option menu choice:

A small, shallow river or creek:

Actor Gilbert, ex-host of The Talk:

Cooking spray; Jim's partner on The Office:

Ralph Lauren brand with horse logo:

"But" in Portuguese:

Baba, who faced up to Forty Thieves:

Travel high and fast through the air:

Adenosine Triphosphate:

Present tense of sang:

Terrifies:

Utensil for drinking out of a glass or juice box:

A male friend, in Paris perhaps:

Americium:

Environmental Protection Agency:

A shelf at the foot of a doorway or window:

Red wine and fruit drink in Spain:

Allocated delivery time:

Cozy; tight-fitting:

Triple play, three consecutive outs in baseball:

Traded for money, vended: