Daily Themed Crossword December 6 2025 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword December 6 2025 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 68 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#
Actor Baldwin from "30 Rock"ALEC4Across1 Fizzy drink often found in a canSODA4Across5 Edge of a glassRIM3Across9 Fish's breathing organ (rhymes with "bill")GILL4Across12 Disneyland transportTRAM4Across13 San Francisco's country: Abbr.USA3Across14 Red Muppet from "Sesame Street"ELMO4Across15 Teen's spotty problemACNE4Across16 Deposit, as an eggLAY3Across17 Lifesaving procedure performed by paramedics: Abbr.CPR3Across18 "Say cheese for the disposable ___!" words you might have heard while making memories stored in the photo album of a '90s skiing vacationCAMERA6Across20 Broke into a computer, sayHACKED6Across22 Opposite of "WSW," on a map: Abbr.ENE3Across25 ___ Moana Center, Honolulu mallALA3Across26 ___ Jones Industrial Average (US stock market index)DOW3Across27 ___ Spice, deodorant brand with memorable Terry Crews adsOLD3Across29 Pieces on a chessboard, collectivelyMEN3Across32 Tiny troublemaking totIMP3Across33 "How did you lose your ticket and ___ wicket already?!" words from a not-so-fond memory of a '90s skiing vacationWIRE4Across34 "___ to the point, please!"GET3Across36 Sought-after management degree: Abbr.MBA3Across38 Flight connection wordVIA3Across41 Cool ___ cucumber (calm): 2 wds.ASA3Across42 Agree to terms and conditions, sayACCEPT6Across45 "I got a two-for-one ski lift ___!" words before making plans for a '90s skiing vacationCOUPON6Across47 Baton Rouge school attended by Shaquille O'Neal: Abbr.LSU3Across50 Early hours: Abbr.AMS3Across51 Glenn Miller's "(I've Got ___ In) Kalamazoo": 2 wds.AGAL4Across52 Old-timey cry of frustrationRATS4Across54 "Let's check the paper ___ for directions," words before pulling out an unwieldy large sheet on a '90s skiing vacationMAP3Across58 Christmas tree, sometimesPINE4Across59 Mischievous Norse godLOKI4Across60 Some hospital areas: Abbr.ERS3Across61 "Please have a ___" (waiting room request)SEAT4Across62 Opening in a scheduleSLOT4Across63

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Birthday countAGE3Down1 ___ Wayne who rapped "Lollipop"LIL3Down2 "A Nightmare on ___ Street" (Robert Englund starrer)ELM3Down3 "I'll see you guys at the ___ tower after, okay?" words before splitting up without handheld phones on a '90s skiing vacationCLOCK5Down4 Hollywood successSTARDOM7Down5 "The Lord of the Rings" brute (anagram of "roc")ORC3Down6 Tango or salsa, e.g.DANCE5Down7 "He's got ___ streak" (comment about an unkind person): 2 wds.AMEAN5Down8 ___ of thumb (general guideline)RULE4Down9 Munich's river (anagram of "sari")ISAR4Down10 "And Still I Rise" poet ___ AngelouMAYA4Down11 Prefix with "cure" for a foot-pampering sessionPEDI4Down19 Call from a catMEOW4Down21 ___ and cheese sandwichHAM3Down22 "Break ___!" ("Good luck!"): 2 wds.ALEG4Down23 Walking stickCANE4Down24 Typist's speed statistic: Abbr.WPM3Down28 Like some weather newscastsLIVE4Down30 Leaky faucet soundDRIP4Down31 End a fast, sayEAT3Down35 Water faucetTAP3Down37 "Let's do a little ski ___ with some flips and spins!" words you might remember from a '90s skiing vacationBALLET6Down39 Cooling machines: Abbr.ACS3Down40 Cleaning barsSOAPS5Down43 Actress ___ Harmon from "Rizzoli & Isles"ANGIE5Down44 Weightlifter's exerciseCURLS5Down46 Showed upCAME4Down47 Actor ___ Epps from "Almost Christmas"OMAR4Down48 Stamp-selling organization: Abbr.USPS4Down49 Marilyn Monroe portrayer ___ de ArmasANA3Down53 Yahoo alternative, once: Abbr.AOL3Down55 One way to stop a boxing bout: Abbr.TKO3Down56 Take a load offSIT3Down57

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Saturday, December 6, 2025. 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.