January 09, 2025
Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| The translation of this English word is “sinister” in Latin | LEFT |
| Brief role for a big star | CAMEO |
| Muppet with a pet worm named Slimey | OSCAR |
| Specifics, slangily | DEETS |
| Playground retort to “Am not!” | ARESO |
DOWN
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| High-tech beam | LASER |
| Host with a microphone | EMCEE |
| Extraordinary achievements | FEATS |
| Where most of the body’s organs are located | TORSO |
| Musical finale | CODA |
The translation of this English word is “sinister” in Latin
The answer is “LEFT.” In Latin, “sinister” means “left,” which is why the word has negative connotations in some languages.
Brief role for a big star
The answer is “CAMEO.” Refers to a short appearance by a famous actor or celebrity in a movie or show.
Muppet with a pet worm named Slimey
The answer is “OSCAR.” Refers to Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street, who has a pet worm named Slimey.
Specifics, slangily
The answer is “DEETS.” A slang term for “details.”
Playground retort to “Am not!”
The answer is “ARESO.” A common childhood comeback, as in “Are so!”
High-tech beam
The answer is “LASER.” Refers to a device that emits a focused beam of light.
Host with a microphone
The answer is “EMCEE.” Another term for a Master of Ceremonies.
Extraordinary achievements
The answer is “FEATS.” Refers to remarkable accomplishments or deeds.
Where most of the body’s organs are located
The answer is “TORSO.” Refers to the central part of the body containing the chest and abdomen.
Musical finale
The answer is “CODA.” A concluding section of a musical piece.
