Daily Themed Crossword August 18 2026 Answers

Tuesday puzzle · 70 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword August 18 2026 answers. The Tuesday puzzle has 70 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Facebook founder ZuckerbergMARK4Across1 Bill at a barTAB3Across5 Kill, as a dragonSLAY4Across8 Where China and India are locatedASIA4Across12 ___ tear (common sports injury): Abbr.ACL3Across13 Flat ___ (car problem)TIRE4Across14 Hammer-wielding Norse god featured in the "Avengers" moviesTHOR4Across15 "___ It Go," Elsa's song from "Frozen"LET3Across16 Picnic-raiding bugsANTS4Across17 Exit key on a keyboardESC3Across18 ___ like fine wine (gracefully grow old)AGE3Across20 LeBron ___, NBA superstar who appeared as himself in "Trainwreck," playing the loyal, penny-pinching best friend to Bill Hader's characterJAMES5Across21 Part played in a movie (often "himself," for a famous person making a cameo)ROLE4Across24 "Once upon ___ ..." (classic story starter): 2 wds.ATIME5Across26 Carry a debtOWE3Across27 Saucepan coverLID3Across28 Take the podium, sayWIN3Across31 Letter after "emm"ENN3Across32 Alternative to "com" in university URLsEDU3Across33 Complete collectionSET3Across34 ___ up (exasperated)FED3Across35 ___ Garnett, NBA legend who appeared as himself in "Uncut Gems," trying to buy a rare opal from Adam Sandler's jeweler characterKEVIN5Across36 Hawkeyes' home stateIOWA4Across38 "All jokes ___ ..." ("On a serious note ...")ASIDE5Across39 ___ Patton, lead singer of the band Faith No MoreMIKE4Across40 Settle into a chairSIT3Across42 Final precederSEMI4Across43 Snake said to have killed CleopatraASP3Across44 "The Winner Takes It All" pop groupABBA4Across46 Crew in blue at a baseball game, for shortUMPS4Across50 ___ Trevino, golf legend who appeared as himself in "Happy Gilmore," always shaking his head at Adam Sandler's characterLEE3Across51 A foot has five of themTOES4Across52 "The ___ Baby," Alec Baldwin's animated featureBOSS4Across53 Cutting-edge tool?SAW3Across54 "Tie up loose ___"ENDS4Across55

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Wrestler's surfaceMAT3Down1 ___ Wednesday (first day of Lent)ASH3Down2 ___ de Janeiro, Brazilian city that hosted the 2016 OlympicsRIO3Down3 ___ Abdul-Jabbar, NBA icon who appeared as himself in "Airplane!" denying his true identity and pretending to be a co-pilot named RogerKAREEM6Down4 Mineral used in baby powderTALC4Down5 Untouched serve in tennisACE3Down6 Crunchy three-ingredient sandwich: Abbr.BLT3Down7 Performer's platformSTAGE5Down8 "Hook, ___, and sinker"LINE4Down9 Painting or sculpture, e.g.ART3Down10 What a nod meansYES3Down11 Opposite of "NNW" on a compass: Abbr.SSE3Down19 Pub order, oftenALE3Down20 Classic 1975 thriller about a man-eating sharkJAWS4Down21 "It's ___" ("The scores are equal"): 2 wds.ATIE4Down22 Mojito-garnishing herbMINT4Down23 ___ Rousey, UFC star who appeared as herself in the "Entourage" movie, promising the character Turtle a date if he survives a bout with herRONDA5Down24 "Go Your ___ Way," Fleetwood Mac hitOWN3Down25 ___ Strauss, big name in denimLEVI4Down28 "___ my part, now it's your turn": 2 wds.IDID4Down29 Desert moundDUNE4Down30 "Wee" backwardsEEW3Down32 The Green Goblin, to Spider-ManFOE3Down35 "Cobra ___," hit martial arts seriesKAI3Down36 Real ___ (property)ESTATE6Down37 "___ Your Hand, Madame" (romantic Bing Crosby song): 2 wds.IKISS5Down38 Office note, brieflyMEMO4Down40 Little devilsIMPS4Down41 Gush like a volcanoSPEW4Down42 One coming off the bench, for shortSUB3Down43 Hilton ___, Pulitzer-winning critic for The New YorkerALS3Down44 Poseidon's realm, in mythSEA3Down45 "___ appetit!"BON3Down47 It has to be made every dayBED3Down48 Beast of burdenASS3Down49

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Tuesday, August 18, 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.