Daily Themed Crossword January 16 2026 Answers
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Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword January 16 2026 answers. The Friday 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#
Prefix with "angle" or "pod"TRI3Across1
"___ me with your best shot!" ("Do your worst!")HIT3Across4
Letters after "D"EFG3Across7
"Finding ___ Tin Tin" (movie starring a German Shepherd)RIN3Across10
___ of spadesACE3Across11
Gymnast's floor coverMAT3Across12
Pops a questionASKS4Across13
"Under ___" (David Bowie and Queen hit)PRESSURE8Across15
Mexican currencyPESO4Across17
"Skyfall" and "Hello" singerADELE5Across18
"___: Miami" (police drama): Abbr.CSI3Across19
Happy as ___ at high tide (happy and carefree): 2 wds.ACLAM5Across21
Stephen ___, astrophysicist who famously disagreed and wagered with fellow scientist John Preskill over the black hole information paradoxHAWKING7Across25
Not bad, but not great: Hyph.SOSO4Across29
Spanish diminutiveITO3Across30
Got up from a chairSTOOD5Across31
"Cobra ___" (TV show starring Ralph Macchio)KAI3Across34
Messy person, informallySLOB4Across35
Charles ___, scientist known for his theory of evolution who both collaborated and debated with his contemporary Alfred WallaceDARWIN6Across37
"Live ___!" (Taco Bell slogan)MAS3Across39
Thick blackish liquid used on roadsTAR3Across42
Isaac ___, scientist known for identifying gravity who famously argued with his contemporary Leibniz over who invented calculus firstNEWTON6Across43
What a genie gives you three ofWISH4Across46
Marley in "Marley & Me," e.g.DOG3Across49
Monopoly company, for shortELEC4Across50
Collage maker's adhesiveGLUE4Across52
Fix the result ofRIG3Across54
Margaret ___, anthropologist known for her work with youth whose book was heavily contested by David FreemanMEAD4Across55
Runs wellHUMS4Across56
12-month periods, for shortYRS3Across57
H.S. graduation attendees, for shortSRS3Across58
One in a rainforestTREE4Across59
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Equipment used to catch a mouse, often seen in "Tom and Jerry"TRAP4Down1
"___ and shine!" ("Wake up!")RISE4Down2
Calligrapher's fluidsINKS4Down3
"Die ___" (Bruce Willis movie)HARD4Down4
Drink brand with a polar bear mascotICEE4Down5
Nikola ___, scientist after whom Cybertruck's brand is named, who also rivaled Thomas Edison's DC electric systemTESLA5Down6
Australian flightless birdEMU3Down7
___ and wide (over a large area)FAR3Down8
Former telecom giant (anagram of "get"): Abbr.GTE3Down9
Foot covering often worn often with a shoeSOCK4Down14
Emulate Vincent van Gogh, sayPAINT5Down15
Parts of a minute, for shortSECS4Down16
Elizabeth, to Ashley Olsen, for shortSIS3Down20
Character played by Tom Hiddleston in "The Avengers"LOKI4Down22
"Wise ___ owl": 2 wds.ASAN4Down23
French for "me"MOI3Down24
"He is ___ father's son after all"HIS3Down25
The Braves, on scoreboardsATL3Down26
Try to win over romanticallyWOO3Down27
Zeus or Thor, e.g.GOD3Down28
Quaker bitOAT3Down32
Attract, as attentionDRAW4Down33
Audi rival: Abbr.BMW3Down36
___ brothers (siblings who were the first to take flight in an airplane)WRIGHT6Down38
"Up and ___" (wake-up call): 2 wds.ATEM4Down40
Sneaker's bottomsSOLES5Down41
Spider-___ (black-and-white character from "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse")NOIR4Down43
"Do not put all your ___ in one basket"EGGS4Down44
___ beer (low-alcohol beverage)NEAR4Down45
Talk while drunkSLUR4Down47
David ___, Enlightenment-era philosopher whose views were fiercely criticized by his contemporary Thomas ReidHUME4Down48
Like toast without butterDRY3Down49
'90s music collector's stack: Abbr.CDS3Down51
Ending for "Japan" or "Vietnam"ESE3Down53
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, January 16, 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.