Daily Themed Crossword February 7 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 69 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 7 2026 answers. The Saturday 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Exit key on the keyboardESC3Across1 Kesha's "___ Tok"TIK3Across4 Droop like the middle of an old sofaSAG3Across7 Like a tire with no airFLAT4Across10 Dry as a dust bowlARID4Across12 "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" ending lettersEIO3Across14 Subculture with dark clothes and heavy eyelinerGOTH4Across15 Toe the ___ (adhere to rules)LINE4Across16 Van Gogh's workART3Across17 Poses a questionASKS4Across18 "___ Lights," 1931 film starring Charlie Chaplin as his "Tramp" character that's perfect for a romantic movie nightCITY4Across20 Tokyo's love in "Money Heist"RIO3Across22 Lithium-___ batteryION3Across23 "Mamma ___" (ABBA song)MIA3Across24 "___ Yesterday," rom-com starring Judy Holliday in an Oscar-winning role as Billie Dawn, that's perfect for a romantic movie nightBORN4Across26 Crumbly cheese in spanakopitaFETA4Across29 Soul music artist ___ ReddingOTIS4Across33 It's commonly made with brown paperBAG3Across35 Prince ___ of "The Little Mermaid"ERIC4Across36 Prefix with "logue" for a villain's speech, perhapsMONO4Across37 Chemical ender in "butylene" or "benzene"ENE3Across38 "West ___ Story," classic musical starring Rita Moreno in an Oscar-winning role as Anita, that's perfect for a romantic movie nightSIDE4Across39 "Diem" in EnglishDAY3Across40 "It fits you to ___" (fits precisely): 2 wds.ATEE4Across42 "___ Holiday," classic film starring Audrey Hepburn in an Oscar-winning role as Princess Ann, that's perfect for a romantic movie nightROMAN5Across43 "Fast X" star ___ DieselVIN3Across46 "Price is negotiable," in ads: Abbr.OBO3Across48 Turn a motorcycle on: Hyph.KICKSTART9Across49 Knight's respectful addressSIR3Across55 Measure of farmlandACRE4Across56 "The binary system is made up of ___ and zeros"ONES4Across57 Processed food?ATE3Across58 "Stars and Stripes" country: Abbr.USA3Across59 Octagonal sign, usuallySTOP4Across60

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Letters after "D"EFG3Down1 ___-mo (sports replay speed)SLO3Down2 Meowing petCAT3Down3 "Pillow ___," classic Oscar-nominated movie starring Doris Day, that's perfect for a romantic movie nightTALK4Down4 Eye part with a pupil in the middleIRIS4Down5 Next of ___ (closest relative)KIN3Down6 Take a ___ (sit down)SEAT4Down7 Windy, like a well-ventilated roomAIRY4Down8 "I've ___ your back!" ("I'll protect you!")GOT3Down9 Bangkok's cuisineTHAI4Down11 Art ___ (like some retro designs)DECO4Down13 Cry loudlySOB3Down19 Overrun, as with ratsINFEST6Down21 "Singin' in the ___," Debbie Reynolds musical which she learned to dance for, that's perfect for a romantic movie nightRAIN4Down22 American playwright William who wrote "Picnic"INGE4Down23 Uma Thurman, to Maya HawkeMOM3Down24 Spanish diminutive to mean "small"ITO3Down25 Do as you're toldOBEY4Down27 Did a marathon, sayRAN3Down28 Great Lake with the shortest nameERIE4Down30 Time's partner that waits for none, idiomaticallyTIDE4Down31 Side of the die with only one dot, archaicallyACE3Down32 Dr. Pepper or Pepsi, e.g.SODA4Down34 Paul ___ of "Put Your Head on My Shoulder"ANKA4Down41 FAQ response, for shortANS3Down42 Stephanie Beatriz's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" roleROSA4Down43 Words of remembrance, for shortOBIT4Down44 "No ___, no less" ("Juuust right!")MORE4Down45 Devices that preceded DVD players: Abbr.VCRS4Down46 Furniture superstore of Swedish originIKEA4Down47 Spot for some MDs: Abbr.ICU3Down50 Talking-___ (stern rebukes)TOS3Down51 Insect that might steal sugar cubesANT3Down52 ___ Motor Car Company (Speed Wagon maker)REO3Down53 Spice measure in a recipe, for shortTSP3Down54

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