Solution for the Irish Daily Mail Mailword Small Crossword Puzzle for 30 March 2024
by Shoba
Updated Mar 30, 2024
The Irish Daily Mail Mailword Small Crossword is a puzzle you can do every day in the Irish Daily Mail newspaper. It's probably smaller and simpler than their usual crossword. It's made for people who want to finish it faster or find crosswords a bit tricky. Just be patient and try solving in a calm environment , then you can come with the answer.
Anxiety (5)
PANIC
"Anxiety (5)" - Panic is a strong feeling of fear or anxiety that makes someone unable to think clearly or act sensibly.
Felines (4)
CATS
"Felines (4)" - Cats are domesticated carnivorous mammals known for their agility, grace, and independent nature.
Elder (6)
SENIOR
"Elder (6)" - Senior refers to an older person, typically someone who has reached retirement age or has a higher rank or status in a group.
Indian city (4)
AGRA
"Indian city (4)" - Agra is a city in northern India known for its iconic monument, the Taj Mahal.
Boxing combination (3,3)
ONETWO
"Boxing combination (3,3)" - In boxing, a one-two is a combination of two punches, a jab followed by a straight punch (usually a cross).
Train track (4)
RAIL
"Train track (4)" - A rail is a metal bar or track on which trains run.
Air cooler (3)
FAN
"Air cooler (3)" - A fan is a device used to create airflow for the purpose of cooling or ventilating a space.
Disinclined to mingle (7)
ASOCIAL
"Disinclined to mingle (7)" - Asocial refers to a person who is not inclined to socialize or participate in social activities.
Choir member (4)
ALTO
"Choir member (4)" - An alto is a member of a choir who sings in the second highest vocal range, above the soprano and below the tenor and bass.
Beer with lemonade (6)
SHANDY
"Beer with lemonade (6)" - Shandy is a drink made by mixing beer with lemonade or a carbonated lemon-flavored beverage.
Hand parts (5)
PALMS
"Hand parts (5)" - The palms are the inner, fleshy part of the hands, located between the fingers and the wrist.
Sporting fixture (3,3)
CUPTIE
"Sporting fixture (3,3)" - A cup tie refers to a match or game in a sporting competition, especially one involving a trophy or cup.
Cotton for cleaning (4)
SWAB
"Cotton for cleaning (4)" - A swab is a small piece of cotton or similar material used for cleaning or applying medication.
Curtail (7)
ABRIDGE
"Curtail (7)" - To abridge something is to shorten or reduce its length, often by removing unnecessary parts.
South American city, in short (3)
RIO
"South American city, in short (3)" - Rio is a common abbreviation for Rio de Janeiro, a city in Brazil.
Space (4)
ROOM
"Space (4)" - A room is an area or space enclosed by walls and intended for a specific purpose, such as living, sleeping, or working.
Miserable (6)
GLOOMY
"Miserable (6)" - Gloom is a state of darkness or sadness, so something gloomy is likely to cause misery or sadness.
Forbidden (4)
TABU
"Forbidden (4)" - Taboo, often spelled as tabu, refers to something that is prohibited or forbidden by social custom or norm.
Gladdens (6)
ELATES
"Gladdens (6)" - To elate is to make someone very happy or joyful.
Stalk (4)
STEM
"Stalk (4)" - The stem is the main stalk or trunk of a plant that supports the leaves, flowers, and fruit.
Challenged (5)
DARED
"Challenged (5)" - To dare is to challenge someone to do something, often implying that it is risky or brave.
Disciplinary (5)
PENAL
"Disciplinary (5)" - Penal refers to something related to punishment or discipline, often in a legal or institutional context.
About (5)
ANENT
"About (5)" - Anent means concerning or regarding, often used in a formal or old-fashioned context.
Scalp pest (3)
NIT
"Scalp pest (3)" - A nit is a small egg of a louse or other parasitic insect, often found attached to human hair and causing itching.
U.S. State (4)
IOWA
"U.S. State (4)" - Iowa is a state located in the Midwestern United States.
Way of sitting (5,6)
CROSS LEGGED
"Way of sitting (5,6)" - Sitting cross-legged is a posture where one's legs are folded and the feet are tucked under the thighs, commonly used in various cultures for meditation or relaxation.
Framework (7)
CARCASS
"Framework (7)" - A carcass is the framework or structure of a dead animal, often used to refer to the body of a slaughtered animal.
Another time (5)
AGAIN
"Another time (5)" - Again means to do something once more or to return to a previous state or condition.
Criminal group (5)
TRIAD
"Criminal group (5)" - A triad is a term used to describe a Chinese organized crime group, similar to a mafia or syndicate.
Sortie (5)
SALLY
"Sortie (5)" - A sally can refer to a sudden charge or attack, often used in a military context.
Settee (4)
SOFA
"Settee (4)" - A sofa is a long upholstered seat with a back and arms, typically for two or more people.
Unit of electrical resistance (3)
OHM
"Unit of electrical resistance (3)" - An ohm is the SI unit of electrical resistance, measuring the resistance of a conductor to the flow of current.
Best (7)
OPTIMUM
"Best (7)" - Optimum means the most favorable or best possible.
Abet (3)
AID
"Abet (3)" - To aid is to assist or support, often used in a positive sense.
Barrows (5)
CARTS
"Barrows (5)" - A cart is a vehicle with two wheels used for transporting goods, often pushed or pulled by hand.
Submarine (1,4)
U BOAT
"Submarine (1,4)" - A U-boat is a German submarine, particularly used in World War I and World War II.
Examine (5)
PROBE
"Examine (5)" - To probe is to investigate or explore, often used in a scientific or investigative context.
Corresponded (5)
WROTE
"Corresponded (5)" - Wrote is the past tense of write, often used to describe the act of corresponding through written communication.
Directed (5)
AIMED
"Directed (5)" - To aim is to point or direct something towards a particular target.
Young men (4)
BOYS
"Young men (4)" - Boys are young male individuals, typically children or teenagers.
--- Eyre, singer (4)
ELLA
"--- Eyre, singer (4)" - Ella Eyre is a British singer known for her soulful voice and hit songs.
Paddle (3)
OAR
"Paddle (3)" - An oar is a long pole with a flat blade at one end, used for rowing a boat.
