Definition: 1. A puzzle in which words corresponding to numbered clues are to be found and written in to squares in the puzzle.
Use 'crossword' in a sentence:
1. And if you’ve picked up your Daily Mirror at 9.30am, then turn straight to the crossword page.
2. So no, crossword puzzles probably won't fend off senility 9.
3. This crossword will really tax your brain.
4. You can play crossword puzzle as a kind of exercise of your brain.
5. Create crossword and word search puzzles using your own words!
6. And if you do fancy the Mirror crossword it's on Page 36!
7. I give up. I just cannot solve this crossword puzzle.
8. My brother does the crossword every day.
9. He could do the Times crossword in 15 minutes.
10. Or a book or crossword puzzle. Or a nap.
11. Are you good at doing crosswords?
12. I sat down and began doing the crossword.
13. And don't do crossword puzzles for their neurological benefit.
14. A good overall memory strengthening exercise is crossword puzzles.
15. Work on a puzzle. It can be anything from the newspaper crossword or the new Sudoku puzzle.
16. Sudoku, logic puzzles, and crossword puzzles can be great ways to stimulate your brain.
17. She's a whizz at crosswords.
18. Don't chuck yesterday's paper out. I still haven't done the crossword.
19. It was like a crossword puzzle frozen into a house.
20. Some of you may enjoy doing crossword puzzles and perhaps doing crossword puzzles a couple of hours a day is enjoyable.
21. Every cell will be, essentially, a letter in the crossword puzzle.
22. It also took time for people to realise why advertisements contained mutant crosswords.
23. Doing crosswords gives the mind some exercise.
24. Therapist: (doing the crossword) "rose is a rose is a rose" writer.
25. It may look like I'm doing a crossword.
26. Before going to sleep, he filled in another crossword puzzle.
27. It happens to you all the time. You're mid-sentence during a meeting with your boss, working on The New York Times' crossword puzzle, typing up an essay for grad school, or even talking to your mom on the phone--and the next word you're looking for just doesn't. come.
28. His hand trembles when he takes his new book of crossword puzzles from his bag.
29. I think people do crosswords, first of all, to test themselves.
30. Of having crosswords that speak people's language.
31. When you finish doing the crossword, the solution is on the back page.
32. He still writes her name as a solution to crossword puzzle clues of suitable length.
33. Just like when you do a crossword, something's gonna come out, you know?
34. Knitting, doing crosswords or just walking also help.
35. Chinese, Greek, Russian, etc characters Can you do today's crossword?
36. He filled in a crossword puzzle, leaving one square blank.
37. He spends all his time on crosswords and other trifles.
38. Henry loves crossword puzzles.
39. Consider leaving the reading materials or crossword puzzle for later.
40. I do the Times crossword every morning.
41. Crossword puzzles are something that feed into a basic human need.
42. He shows a great interest in crossword puzzles.
43. English crossword clues are exercises in riddling—one of my favourites was “golden parent” in three letters, answer “mum.”
44. "You can always put down a crossword puzzle, but games stimulate competitiveness and pull people in," he told CNN.
45. After all, who breaks out into a flop sweat doing the crossword puzzle?
46. "It's the first thing I think of when I wake up after having some breakfast and doing the crossword," Bush said.
47. People in this category make great engineers, soldiers and crossword-puzzle solvers.
48. This is not to say "xz" is impossible, only that a crossword generated with it will not score highly.
49. Will you help me with this crossword puzzle?
50. Imagine doing crossword puzzles every day for 10 years, 1,000 years until forever.
51. She is our resident crossword fanatic.
52. This month, we're doing crossword puzzles.
53. It's only a crossword puzzle that helps increase my vocabulary.
54. I've finished the crossword apart from 3 across and 10 down.
55. Her mother sighed and rubbed out another mistake in the crossword puzzle.
