| MEGABYTE | Hundreds of thousands of words, maybe, get misused |
| CARO | He published hundreds of thousands of words about Moses |
| INAWE | At a loss of words maybe: 2 wds. |
| PHOTOJOURNALIST | Pressman who as good as contributes thousands of words? |
| SHELFIE | Picture worth many thousands of words? |
| INVENTORY | A list or schedule of items, such as that detailing hundreds of thousands of Henry VIII's possessions, including his diadem, furs, jewels, marmoset, palaces, ships, tapestries, textiles and suit of ar |
| ATARI | Developer of 1982's E.T., a video game so bad that hundreds of thousands of unsold cartridges were secretly buried in a New Mexico landfill |
| ANNADELVEY | Fraudster in a Netflix documentary who grifted in New York City's art scene; she's since legitimately sold hundreds of thousands of dollars of her own art |
| FRANCS | Balzac owed hundreds of thousands of these |
| OED | It has hundreds of thousands of meanings: Abbr. |
| EON | Hundreds of thousands of years |
| LAKHS | Hundreds of thousands of Indians wanting needs to be heard |
| UBER | It has hundreds of thousands of drivers |
| ASL | Language with hundreds of thousands of users in the United States (Abbr.) |
| BOOST | Ford's "___ America!" campaign will give away hundreds of thousands of children's safety seats |
| INESSENCE | Effectively, where hundreds of thousands of Germans are caught with drug (2,7) |
| UNCOMMITTED | Option that hundreds of thousands of voters selected on their primary-election ballots in 2024 |
| FISCAL | Hundreds of thousands providing returns of revenue (6) |
| UNCENSORED | Full of swear words, maybe |
| BALDEAGLE | This bird may have numbered in the hundreds of thousands when it was declared the American national bird in 1782, but its numbers steadily declined over the next two centuries, owing primarily to huma |
