Daily Themed Crossword February 1 2026 Answers
Sunday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 1 2026 answers. The Sunday 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#
Electric guitar's enhancer, for shortAMP3Across1
"... and so on," for shortETC3Across4
Psychic superpower (anagram of "sep"): Abbr.ESP3Across7
"___, humbug!" (Scrooge's catchphrase)BAH3Across10
Dove callCOO3Across11
___ and tear (light damage expected in a second-hand car)WEAR4Across12
Inflated sense of selfEGO3Across13
Norse god of thunder and Loki's brother in the MCUTHOR4Across14
___ 500, annual car raceINDY4Across15
Set on fire, like a candleLIT3Across16
Communal East Asian broth dish to cook meats in: 2 wds.HOTPOT6Across17
"Easy ___, easy go," phrase meaning "something that's easily gotten is lost quickly," which has a word that's "hugged" by "easy"COME4Across19
Upper part of the leg where a wedding garter is usually wornTHIGH5Across21
"At least it's ___" ("We gotta begin somewhere"): 2 wds.ASTART6Across25
Plumber's chargeFEE3Across29
"All's well ___ well," phrase explaining the importance of a happy ending, which has words "hugged" by "well": 2 wds.THATENDS8Across30
All bark and no ___ (intimidating but harmless)BITE4Across33
Driver's license data: Abbr.DOB3Across34
"You have ___ this for yourself" ("Take a look"): 2 wds.TOSEE5Across35
___ limit (highway sign)SPEED5Across37
Usual coffee order, for shortREG3Across40
After-bath wrapROBE4Across42
___ Newton (scientist who discovered gravity thanks to an apple)ISAAC5Across45
Informal phrase meaning "Give me a hug!" ... and a hint to what's happening to the theme words at 19a, 30a, 58a, 12d, and 23dBRINGITIN9Across48
In need of chicken soup?ILL3Across52
Actor McKellen from "The Lord of the Rings" franchiseIAN3Across53
Customer's bank holding, for shortACC3Across54
Michael Jordan's organization: Abbr.NBA3Across55
"I don't approve" soundTSK3Across56
Like a kid hiding behind his mother's skirt, perhapsSHY3Across57
"Never ___ never," phrase meaning "never rule out the impossible," which has a word that's "hugged" by "never"SAY3Across58
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Cain's brotherABEL4Down1
"The ___ School Bus" (Ms. Frizzle's educational program)MAGIC5Down2
___ booth (spot to click pictures at prom, perhaps)PHOTO5Down3
Sound bounce in a caveECHO4Down4
___ one's own horn (brag)TOOT4Down5
Big business, for shortCORP4Down6
"Dusk" to poets (anagram of "nee")EEN3Down7
Down in the dumpsSAD3Down8
Use a crowbar, sayPRY3Down9
"Fight fire ___ fire," phrase meaning "use an opponent's methods against them," which has a word that's "hugged" by "fire"WITH4Down12
"One of ___ days ..."THESE5Down14
Mel ___ (baseballer nicknamed "Master Melvin")OTT3Down18
Yoga surfaceMAT3Down20
"___ could go back in time ..." ("Were things different ..."): 2 wds.IFI3Down22
"Buy one ___ one free," classic marketing phrase which has a word that's "hugged" by "one"GET3Down23
First half of a donkey's brayHEE3Down24
1976 "explosive" song by AC/DCTNT3Down26
Fuss, to ShakespeareADO3Down27
Blog feed lettersRSS3Down28
NFL scores, for shortTDS3Down30
Rabbit's jumpHOP3Down31
President born in Kentucky, lovinglyABE3Down32
Some buzzers?BEES4Down33
Environmental activist ___ BrockovichERIN4Down36
Directional suffixERN3Down38
Follow someone persistentlyDOG3Down39
Gym-goer's pride, slangilyGAINS5Down41
BentBIAS4Down43
Mark indeliblyETCH4Down44
Francisco Goya's "Portrait of the Duchess of ___"ALBA4Down46
Potter's materialCLAY4Down47
Crumb of information?BIT3Down48
Dorm supervisors: Abbr.RAS3Down49
Calligraphy liquidINK3Down50
Like a slippery road in winterICY3Down51
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