Total
14answers
on record
Answered RUNTO — 5 letters — in The New York Times, Thursday, 4 September 2008, set by Matt Ginsberg. Recorded 7 times for this clue, with 13 other answers on record.
RUNTO5 lettersrecorded 7 times for this clue
The New York Times, Thursday, 4 September 2008, set by Matt Ginsberg.
Also in 6 further puzzles in The New York Times, 1997–2008.
SUM3 lettersrecorded 5 times for this clue
The New York Times, Monday, 16 February 2004, set by Charles Barasch.
Also in 4 further puzzles in The New York Times, 1996–2002.
ADDUPTO7 lettersrecorded 5 times for this clue
The New York Times, Sunday, 31 May 2009, set by Kelsey Blakley — ODD ONE OUT.
Also in 4 further puzzles in The New York Times, 1997–2006.
ADDUP5 lettersrecorded 3 times for this clue
The New York Times, Tuesday, 10 August 2010, set by Peter A. Collins.
Also in 2 further puzzles in The New York Times, 1997–2004.
DEMOLISH8 lettersrecorded 3 times for this clue
The New York Times, Saturday, 3 March 2007, set by Karen M. Tracey.
Also in 2 further puzzles in The New York Times, 1997–2003.
UTTER5 lettersrecorded 2 times for this clue
The New York Times, Thursday, 11 June 2009, set by Alex Boisvert.
Also in 1 further puzzle in The New York Times, 2003.
COMETO6 lettersrecorded 2 times for this clue
The New York Times, Friday, 30 July 2010, set by Kevin G. Der.
Also in 1 further puzzle in The New York Times, 1999.
ADD3 lettersrecorded once for this clue
The New York Times, Wednesday, 19 April 1995, set by Alfio Micci.
RUIN4 lettersrecorded once for this clue
The New York Times, Friday, 10 November 2000, set by Bob Klahn.
ENTIRE6 lettersrecorded once for this clue
The New York Times, Thursday, 12 March 2009, set by David Chapus.
INALL5 lettersrecorded once for this clue
The New York Times, Saturday, 10 March 2007, set by Patrick D. Berry.
AMOUNT6 lettersrecorded once for this clue
The New York Times, Sunday, 2 August 1998, set by Nancy Nicholson Joline — "Foursomes".
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14 answers on record