Daily Themed Crossword April 6 2026 Answers
Monday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword April 6 2026 answers. The Monday puzzle has 66 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#
Mountain ___ (soft drink brand)DEW3Across1
"The Fresh Prince of ___-Air" ('90s sitcom)BEL3Across4
Low-fat alternative to whole milkSKIM4Across7
"___ the one you're looking for?" ("Is it me you want to see?"): 2 wds.AMI3Across11
Lumberjack's needAXE3Across12
"Don't take that ___ with me!" ("Don't talk to me that way!")TONE4Across13
Mineral water containersBOTTLES7Across14
Use watercolorsPAINT5Across16
Bee Gees song "___ a Liar"HES3Across17
Play ___ keeps (do with serious intent)FOR3Across18
"A Day in the ___," 1967 song by the Beatles that describes the day's every detail, without using the title in the lyricsLIFE4Across19
Entrance to another dimension in sci-fi or fantasy moviesPORTAL6Across22
"Long ago in the dark room, lit by ___ light bulb ..." (not bright): 2 wds.ADIM4Across25
Refinable rockORE3Across26
Brother or sister, for shortSIB3Across27
Prefix with "maid" to refer to Disney's ArielMER3Across29
"Subterranean Homesick ___," 1965 song by Bob Dylan where the title is perhaps subterranean, because it can't be found in the lyricsBLUES5Across30
Suffix with brew to mean a beer informallySKI3Across32
Feminine suffix to "govern" or "lion"ESS3Across33
Barley spikeEAR3Across34
Document that confirms property ownershipDEED4Across35
"I've got a bad feeling about ___" (cliched dialogue from a horror movie)THIS4Across36
Scheduled or booked time saySLOT4Across38
Satisfied a growling tummyATE3Across40
___ down (frisk at the airport)PAT3Across41
New York baseball teamMETS4Across42
"Bohemian ___," 1975 song by Queen that goes on for six minutes but never uses the title in the lyricsRHAPSODY8Across45
Aspiring attorney's exam: Abbr.LSAT4Across50
Summer coolers: Abbr.ACS3Across51
Common dessert that is divided into slicesPIE3Across52
"___ O'Riley," 1971 song by the Who that perhaps left its title back in the teenage wasteland, because it can't be found in the lyricsBABA4Across53
"Yay, I'm on a roller coaster!"WEE3Across54
Certain NCO, for shortSGT3Across55
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Pat gently, as makeupDAB3Down1
Angsty genre of musicEMO3Down2
Sharp humorWIT3Down3
"The Dark Knight" actor Christian ___BALE4Down4
Former romantic partnersEXES4Down5
Victor Hugo's novel "___ Miserables"LES3Down6
From ___ to finish (beginning to end)START5Down7
Colorful pond carpKOI3Down8
Quaint roadside retreatINN3Down9
"Have we ___ before?" ("Do we know each other?")MET3Down10
"It's us against ___"THEM4Down15
Tiny openings in the skinPORES5Down16
Golf cry that sounds like "four"FORE4Down18
"So uncool!" slangilyLAME4Down19
___ of March (day on which "Julius Caesar" plays out)IDES4Down20
Best position in a raceFIRST5Down21
Come down hardPOUR4Down22
Opposite of "liability"ASSET5Down23
"Smells ___ Teen Spirit," 1991 song by Nirvana that perhaps left its title backstage, because it can't be found in the lyricsLIKE4Down24
Offer, at an auctionBID3Down28
"So ___" ("I accept"): 2 wds.BEIT4Down30
___ tag (recreational sport)LASER5Down31
Morse code componentsDOTS4Down35
"___ la vista, baby!"HASTA5Down37
"___ Oddity," 1969 song by David Bowie that is an oddity which doesn't feature its own title in the lyricsSPACE5Down38
Momentary lackLAPSE5Down39
Organization for the Braves or the Yankees: Abbr.MLB3Down42
Spanish "that"ESA3Down43
Key below tildeTAB3Down44
Partner of "hem," in a phraseHAW3Down46
Special ___ (military missions, for short)OPS3Down47
Like, slangilyDIG3Down48
Conjunction akin to "but"YET3Down49
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Monday, April 6, 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.