Daily Themed Crossword February 26 2026 Answers
Thursday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 26 2026 answers. The Thursday 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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Pen ___ (long-distance buddy)PAL3Across1
Truck to call for a stranded carTOW3Across4
"___ sells seashells ..."SHE3Across7
Bloated self-imagesEGOS4Across10
"Call Me Maybe" singer Carly ___ JepsenRAE3Across12
One who moosCOW3Across13
Large canvas bag for shopping, say (rhymes with "note")TOTE4Across14
Rocks that are mined and refinedORES4Across15
Primate in a zooAPE3Across17
Ostrich kinEMU3Across18
"Who's That Knocking at My ___," 1967 drama film whose title poses a question. Go to 24a for a fun take on the answer!DOOR4Across20
Massage, as sore musclesRUB3Across22
Someone with intelligence?SPY3Across23
"A ___ Good Men," 1992 courtroom drama, whose title serves up a playful answer to the question at 20aFEW3Across24
New York Yankees' sports organization: Abbr.MLB3Across27
Singer ___ Del Rey of "Chemtrails Over the Country Club"LANA4Across29
Khayyam of Persian poetryOMAR4Across33
Snaky swimmers that are found in some sushi dishesEELS4Across35
"Slippery when ___" (road sign)WET3Across38
Caramel-filled candy from The Hershey CompanyROLO4Across39
"Well ___-di-dah!"LAH3Across40
Scrap of food left on the plateORT3Across41
Computer drive interface: Abbr.ATA3Across42
"Who's Afraid of Virginia ___?" 1966 drama film whose title poses a question. Go to 51a for a fun take on the answer!WOOLF5Across45
Los ___ (Manhattan Project lab site)ALAMOS6Across47
CravingYEN3Across50
"Fantastic Mr. ___," 2009 stop-motion comedy film, whose title delivers a humorous answer to the question at 45aFOX3Across51
Michelin or Goodyear productTIRE4Across52
Some suits?: Abbr.CEOS4Across54
Former "All Things Considered" host ___ ShapiroARI3Across58
Dell competitor from TaiwanACER4Across59
___ Mode, eccentric suit designer in "The Incredibles"EDNA4Across60
High-___ graphics (good quality)RES3Across61
Segment of a relay raceLEG3Across62
"What's Up, ___?" 1972 screwball comedy film whose title poses a question. Go to 4d for a fun take on the answer!DOC3Across63
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Furry family memberPET3Down1
"Many moons ___"AGO3Down2
"I get that a ___" ("I hear that often")LOT3Down3
2024 comedy film whose title gives you an "Uh-oh!" answer to the question at 63aTROUBLE7Down4
Boat-propelling stickOAR3Down5
Unwanted plantsWEEDS5Down6
Simba's evil uncle in "The Lion King"SCAR4Down7
___, skip, and a jumpHOP3Down8
Fleecy female bleater on a farmEWE3Down9
One who can supposedly predict the futureSEER4Down11
Soak up, as gravySOP3Down16
"Mother," in LondonMUM3Down19
Olive, in old comicsOYL3Down21
"Everything happens ___ a reason"FOR3Down24
Punk subcultureEMO3Down25
___-Mart Stores (former retail chain name)WAL3Down26
"The Fresh Prince of ___-Air" ('90s Will Smith starrer)BEL3Down28
Missing from military duty, say: Abbr.AWOL4Down30
Toy brand with foam dartsNERF4Down31
Quarterback's stat, for shortATT3Down32
Walk with no destination in mindROAM4Down34
One who argues in courtLAWYER6Down36
Mary Jane or stiletto, e.g.SHOE4Down37
Extreme game show "___ Wipeout"TOTAL5Down43
Cold ___ (freezing): 2 wds.ASICE5Down44
First word in a fairy tale, usuallyONCE4Down46
Quite some distance offAFAR4Down47
Traditional folk talesLORE4Down48
What the Earth turns onAXIS4Down49
Rule, for shortREG3Down53
Former "The Tonight Show" announcer HallEDD3Down55
Sean ___ LennonONO3Down56
Anatomical pouchSAC3Down57
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Thursday, February 26, 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.