Daily Themed Crossword August 7 2026 Answers
Friday puzzle · 69 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword August 7 2026 answers. The Friday puzzle has 69 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#
Driving way below the speed limit, saySLOW4Across1
Missing from military duty, say: Abbr.AWOL4Across5
Winning call for a boxer: Abbr.TKO3Across9
___ five (celebratory hand-slap)HIGH4Across12
Speed contest like Tour de France or the Derby, e.g.RACE4Across13
"Ben-___" (1959 epic film)HUR3Across14
Prefix with "copter" for a type of aircraftHELI4Across15
___ and George, the Weasley twins from "Harry Potter"FRED4Across16
Semi-circle shapeARC3Across17
Sinks below the horizon, like the sunSETS4Across18
Think you know your colors? Think again! This fuchsia color has no visible wavelength. Your brain creates it by blending red and blue light!MAGENTA7Across20
Pollution-control organization (anagram of "pea"): Abbr.EPA3Across22
Las Vegas' state, for shortNEV3Across24
Tiny bitTAD3Across25
Bodega convenience: Abbr.ATM3Across28
Mini mischief-makersIMPS4Across30
"Just ___ suspected!": 2 wds.ASI3Across34
___ Lung, "Kung Fu Panda" antagonistTAI3Across35
This darkest color only actually appears when almost no visible light reaches your eyesBLACK5Across36
Zap with a stun gunTASE4Across37
What a box on a calendar representsDAY3Across39
"___: Miami" (TV series): Abbr.CSI3Across41
Urgent police alert: Abbr.APB3Across42
"___ Miz" (popular musical, informally)LES3Across45
This heat-carrying electromagnetic radiation band exists beyond the wavelength of red light and can only be felt as warmth, not seenINFRARED8Across47
Eye shuttersLIDS4Across51
Bygone TV-show-taping device: Abbr.VCR3Across55
Its postures are called asanasYOGA4Across56
___ lot (gorged oneself): 2 wds.ATEA4Across57
Toy battery size lettersAAA3Across58
Smallest prime numberTWO3Across59
This flamingo tint has no single wavelength because it is created by your brain to interpret red mixed with violetPINK4Across60
Cole who was "King"NAT3Across61
Roll-___ (certain deodorants)ONS3Across62
TV's "Science Guy"NYE3Across63
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"Hush, please!"SHH3Down1
False statementsLIES4Down2
Stare in a not-so-subtle wayOGLE4Down3
This snowy bright color only appears when many visible wavelengths reach your eyes at the same timeWHITE5Down4
Dog bark sound, in comicsARF3Down5
Toasty, as weatherWARM4Down6
Whale's playgroundOCEAN5Down7
Gargoyle's spot (rhymes with "hedge")LEDGE5Down8
Greater ___ sign (the ">" symbol in math)THAN4Down9
Actor Russell or singer CobainKURT4Down10
Willy of "Free Willy"ORCA4Down11
Petty quarrelSPAT4Down19
Devils doingsEVIL4Down21
"One Day ___ Time" (2017 TV series): 2 wds.ATA3Down23
Bit of needlework?TAT3Down25
Candler who founded the Coca-Cola CompanyASA3Down26
Negative prefix with "honest" or "like"DIS3Down27
Prefix with "night" to mean 12 a.m.MID3Down29
Cheese companionMAC3Down31
HP or Dell products: Abbr.PCS3Down32
Hit the slopes, saySKI3Down33
Greeting before going different waysBYE3Down36
You hear from hereEAR3Down38
Alan ___, actor from "The Aviator"ALDA4Down40
Words before "the order of": 2 wds.PAYTO5Down43
This cocoa hue is actually a dark orange color, but can only be seen by your brain when brighter colors are next to itBROWN5Down44
___ in the face (shock)SLAP4Down46
"Ghostbusters" director ReitmanIVAN4Down47
America's university sports organizer: Abbr.NCAA4Down48
Where to find brothers on campus, for shortFRAT4Down49
They may clash in a conference roomEGOS4Down50
Put ___ writing (document something): 2 wds.ITIN4Down52
Refuse to accept, as an accusationDENY4Down53
"For old times' ___!"SAKE4Down54
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, August 7, 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.