Said "!@#$%"
The crossword clue "Said "!@#$%"" is answered by SWORE, a 5-letter entry. Used 18 times across 15 distinct years; most recently in 2026; first recorded in 1982. It appears in 10 publications in the xd corpus. Every figure on this page comes from the collection data itself, never from a guess.
The answer
SWORE
5 letters. See every clue for this answer on the SWORE answer page.
Used 18 times across 15 distinct years; most recently in 2026; first recorded in 1982. It appears in 10 publications in the xd corpus. Frequency and last-seen figures come from the xd crossword corpus only.
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Other clues for SWORE
Every other clue in this collection answered by SWORE, most used first.
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- Cussed - used 20 times, most recently in 2026
- Cursed - used 19 times, most recently in 2023
- Vowed - used 17 times, most recently in 2026
- Talked a blue streak? - used 15 times, most recently in 2024
- Gave one's word - used 14 times, most recently in 2026
- Promised - used 14 times, most recently in 2022
- Pledged - used 6 times, most recently in 2020
- Testified - used 6 times, most recently in 2017
- Used four-letter words - used 6 times, most recently in 2026
- Used inelegant language - used 6 times, most recently in 2015
Related clues
Clues in this collection of the same answer length that share a word with this clue, or match its answer pattern when no word is shared. Most used first.
- Said further - ADDED, used 33 times
- "... said __ ever" - NOONE, used 16 times
- Said with a sneer - SNIDE, used 16 times
- Said something - SPOKE, used 13 times
- Should have said - MEANT, used 12 times
- "When ___ said and done ..." - ALLIS, used 12 times
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