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Daily Themed Crossword February 3 2026 Answers

Tuesday puzzle · 64 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 3 2026 answers. The Tuesday puzzle has 64 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#
Room coolers: Abbr.ACS3Across1 "America's ___ Talent" (show created by Simon Cowell)GOT3Across4 Have a ___ of the tongue (misspeak)SLIP4Across7 Car parking siteLOT3Across11 Was in debtOWED4Across12 What a clock showsTIME4Across14 ___-K (school for tots, informally)PRE3Across15 "___ & Stitch" (Disney's 2025 live-action adaptation)LILO4Across16 Actor ___ Epps from "Love & Basketball"OMAR4Across17 TV series created by and starring eponymous comedian JerrySEINFELD8Across18 ___ climbing, activity that's an uphill climb, where breaking a sweat doesn't involve breaking into a runROCK4Across20 ___-cone (frozen treat)SNO3Across21 Gal's counterpartGUY3Across22 "Look how the ___ have turned" (reversed fortunes)TABLES6Across24 Shot ___, track-and-field event focused on throwing a heavy ball, where breaking a sweat doesn't involve breaking into a runPUT3Across28 "Let's call ___ day": 2 wds.ITA3Across31 Pooh's joey friendROO3Across34 Sign of a fireSMOKE5Across35 Winter sport where players slide "stones" down an icy course, where breaking a sweat doesn't involve breaking into a runCURLING7Across37 Plow-pulling farm animalsOXEN4Across39 ___ the limit (go beyond)EXCEED6Across40 Chest muscle, for shortPEC3Across41 "___ Anybody Seen My Gal?" 1952 movie starring Piper LaurieHAS3Across43 Sport where "players" catch river swimmers, sometimes from a comfortable chair, without any running involvedFISHING7Across44 "___ All That" (1999 rom-com)SHES4Across48 Canada's most populous provinceONTARIO7Across50 Attention to detailCARE4Across51 President Eisenhower, informallyIKE3Across52 Month of pranks, for shortAPR3Across53 "Am ___ brother's keeper?": 2 wds.IMY3Across54 Alkaline liquidLYE3Across55 San Francisco-to-Santa Cruz direction: Abbr.SSE3Across56

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
European mountain rangeALPS4Down1 Apple leftoversCORES5Down2 Large earthenware mug used for beer at OktoberfestSTEIN5Down3 Club-and-ball sport played on the "green," where breaking a sweat doesn't involve breaking into a runGOLF4Down4 Baby's boo-boo found in "Bowie"OWIE4Down5 "If you hear something, you have to ___ me!"TELL4Down6 "Toy ___" (1995 animated comedy featuring Buzz Lightyear)STORY5Down7 Prom rental, for shortLIMO4Down8 Apple's desktop offeringIMAC4Down9 Employee's fringe benefitPERK4Down10 ___ a bullet (avoid)DODGE5Down13 "... she loves me ___" (something said while plucking petals, maybe)NOT3Down19 Battleship lettersUSS3Down23 Zodiac sign that sounds like a Greek godARIES5Down25 James ___ (silver screen spy)BOND4Down26 Captain or astronaut's journalLOG3Down27 Chicken ___ (childhood disease)POX3Down28 Luau instrument, for shortUKE3Down29 "X," to RomansTEN3Down30 ___ age (period in which woolly mammoths existed)ICE3Down31 It comes in black and whiteTUX3Down32 Sport where you use a bow to shoot arrows, and breaking a sweat doesn't involve breaking into a runARCHERY7Down33 Coffee for chocolate loversMOCHA5Down36 Rental agreementLEASE5Down38 ___ promise (oath of the highest order)PINKY5Down41 ___ Lauder (big name in cosmetics)ESTEE5Down42 Prevent, as a planFOIL4Down44 Nest eggs: Abbr.IRAS4Down45 Puppy's playful bitesNIPS4Down46 Al ___ (45th vice president)GORE4Down47 ___-fi (literary genre)SCI3Down48 Over-the-top actorHAM3Down49

About this puzzle

This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Tuesday, February 3, 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.