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What this game is
A small daily crossword — type answers or fill them by voice. Fresh clues and a new grid each day.
How to play
- Pick an across or down clue.
- Type letters into the matching grid cells — or tap Voice fill and say the answer.
- Work through every clue to fill the grid.
Goal
A quick daily vocabulary workout with a brand new puzzle every day.
What this helps with
- Vocabulary practice
- Daily habit
- Short, focused sessions
- Voice fill option
Quick tips
- Start with the clues you know for certain.
- Use crossing letters to work out trickier answers.
Today's Crossword— September 19, 2026
Across
1. What contractile protein complex formed by actin and myosin generates force in muscle and other cells? (12 letters)
7. What process uses an ion gradient across a membrane to drive ATP synthesis? (12 letters)
Down
2. What late stage of cell division reforms nuclei around separated chromosome sets? (9 letters)
3. What small organic non-protein molecule assists an enzyme during a biochemical reaction? (8 letters)
4. What sensory receptor detects changes in pressure, especially blood pressure? (12 letters)
5. What DNA-rich structure is found inside the mitochondrion of many kinetoplastid protozoa? (11 letters)
6. What cluster of multiple ribosomes simultaneously translates the same messenger RNA molecule? (8 letters)
8. What amphipathic lipid with a phosphate-containing head is a major component of cell membranes? (12 letters)
9. What evolutionary change alters the timing or rate of developmental events? (12 letters)
10. What term refers to the plasma membrane that encloses a cell? (11 letters)
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