Daily Themed Crossword April 3 2026 Answers
Friday puzzle · 67 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword April 3 2026 answers. The Friday puzzle has 67 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Santa's pointy-eared helperELF3Across1
Bill ___, small screen's "Science Guy"NYE3Across4
Explosive lettersTNT3Across7
"Mamma ___!" (Meryl Streep starrer)MIA3Across10
Big ___ Wolf ("Little Red Riding Hood" antagonist)BAD3Across11
"Boo-___!" (crying sound)HOO3Across12
Actress and supermodel Kate ___ (anagram of "punto")UPTON5Across13
"Fantastic Beasts ___ Where to Find Them"AND3Across16
Bank lobby machine: Abbr.ATM3Across17
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" actor WheatonWIL3Across18
Did you know? This New Zealand bird, which shares its name with a fuzzy fruit, can lay eggs that weigh up to 20% of its body weight!KIWI4Across20
Remove from one's computerDELETE6Across22
___ urchin (marine creature)SEA3Across25
Suffix with "project" for a thrown objectILE3Across26
___ Heuer (luxury watch brand)TAG3Across27
Jane Goodall's titleDAME4Across29
Did you know? This duck-billed mammal featured on "Phineas and Ferb" as Perry is one of the only mammals that can lay eggs!PLATYPUS8Across33
Lover's squabbleSPAT4Across36
"It's ___-brainer": 2 wds.ANO3Across37
___ and Superman four-act drama written in 1903 by George Bernard Shaw which is based on the Don Juan themeMAN3Across38
Santa ___, Southern California cityANA3Across40
Joan of ___ARC3Across41
Did you know? The praying ___, an insect whose species is featured in "A Bug's Life," can lay up to 400 eggs in just an inch-long sac!MANTIS6Across44
Service provider?PASTOR6Across46
Antipollution agency: Abbr.EPA3Across49
FBI employee, for shortAGT3Across50
Collision sound in a comic stripBAM3Across51
Did you know? This animal featured in "Jaws" lays its eggs in a tough case called a "mermaid's purse"SHARK5Across53
Second of April?PEE3Across57
"Once ___ blue moon": 2 wds.INA3Across58
Prefix with "natal" or "classical"NEO3Across59
Venomous snake from EgyptASP3Across60
Head of House Stark in the HBO series Game of ThronesNED3Across61
NFL stats: AbbrTDS3Across62
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Did you know? This large flightless Australian bird's eggs are dark green in color, almost like a gemstoneEMU3Down1
ChapStick targetLIP3Down2
"That's a big ___ lie" (blatant)FAT3Down3
LA Lakers or Miami Heat organization: Abbr.NBA3Down4
Pulls with forceYANKS5Down5
___ Murphy of "Dr. Dolittle"EDDIE5Down6
Bangkok nativeTHAI4Down7
"This is ___ a drill!" ("This is the real thing!")NOT3Down8
Actor Hanks from "A Man Called Otto"TOM3Down9
Be behind on billsOWE3Down14
___-gritty (basic detail)NITTY5Down15
Jump, like a frogLEAP4Down19
Rolls of billsWADS4Down21
Guacamole or salsa, for oneDIP3Down22
"___ Enchanted," 2004 musical filmELLA4Down23
"... ___, mean, fightin' machine!" ("Stripes" dialogue)LEAN4Down24
Chewy candy store purchaseGUM3Down28
"You deserve ___ on the back": 2 wds.APAT4Down30
___-pedi (beauty treatment)MANI4Down31
Plane touchdown approximations: Abbr.ETAS4Down32
Fit ___ (suit perfectly): 3 wds.TOAT4Down34
"It's the ___ old story ..."SAME4Down35
Snoozes like a cat?NAPS4Down39
Did you know? This American bird lays summer sky-like blue eggs, which is also Tiffany & Co.'s signature blue!ROBIN5Down42
Heavy lifter on a construction siteCRANE5Down43
Casual refusalNAH3Down45
___ John's Pizza (popular pizza chain)PAPA4Down46
"Rock of ___" (2012 musical comedy)AGES4Down47
Word that can precede or follow "dance"STEP4Down48
Like the men in a Jon Hamm period drama titleMAD3Down52
Farm insect?ANT3Down54
Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuks My Name is ___RED3Down55
Boxing stats: Abbr.KOS3Down56
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, April 3, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.