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Daily Themed Crossword January 19 2026 Answers

Monday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword January 19 2026 answers. The Monday 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Helicopter landing sitePAD3Across1 Put a stitch in a clothSEW3Across4 Buy something at the mall, saySHOP4Across7 Sheep's "Hello!"BAA3Across11 Mined materialORE3Across12 Letter sent by postMAIL4Across13 Sweet toast toppingJAM3Across14 James ___ (spy who's an Aston Martin DB5 driver)BOND4Across15 "___ the Good Die Young" (1978 Billy Joel song)ONLY4Across16 Burger breadBUN3Across17 Snoop ___, "Gin and Juice" rapper who verbally added the "pop" to his pop rap hit, "Drop It Like It's Hot"DOGG4Across18 Grammy or Oscar, e.g.AWARD5Across20 Walk-___ (customers without an appointment)INS3Across23 ___ Boys, "Your Idol" fictional boy band who put the sound effect "Pssst ... pop!" in their pop hit, "Soda Pop"SAJA4Across24 California's Santa ___ RiverANA3Across25 Mary ___ Ash, cosmetics company founderKAY3Across26 Get olderAGE3Across29 Snug as ___ in a rug (comfortable): 2 wds.ABUG4Across30 Heap of laundryPILE4Across32 L.A. hours: Abbr.PST3Across33 Usual coffee order, for shortREG3Across34 Much-awaited retail eventsSALES5Across35 Comedienne BenaderetBEA3Across36 "Bye Bye Bye" boy band who verbally added some high-pitched "pop" to their pop hit, "Pop"NSYNC5Across37 Character from "Money Heist" who shares a name with a Norwegian cityOSLO4Across38 Steak cut named for its inedible part: Hyph.TBONE5Across41 Beginner, slangilyNOOB4Across43 Welcome garland, in HawaiiLEI3Across44 Elephant's flappy body partsEARS4Across45 Wine lover who scoffs at screw caps, e.g.SNOB4Across49 UFO crew: Abbr.ETS3Across50 ___ Without Hats, "The Safety Dance" band who put the "pa, pa, pa, pop!" in their pop hit, "Pop Goes the World"MEN3Across51 Chicago ___, WNBA team from IllinoisSKY3Across52 "___ Will Be Loved" (Maroon 5 song)SHE3Across53 Castor ___, Olive's older brotherOYL3Across54

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Lunchbox sandwich: Abbr.PBJ3Down1 Wee battery sizeAAA3Down2 River barrierDAM3Down3 "Coming ___ to a theater near you"SOON4Down4 Suffix with "north" or "east"ERN3Down5 "My Best Friend's ___" (movie starring Julia Roberts)WEDDING7Down6 Pollution problems that affect visibilitySMOGS5Down7 Disconnect a phone call, with "up"HANG4Down8 Liquid for fryingOIL3Down9 Thickness of a tissuePLY3Down10 Flower-to-beBUD3Down15 Victoria's Secret product, for shortBRA3Down17 "___ lighter note ...": 2 wds.ONA3Down19 Letters suggesting urgencyASAP4Down20 Shakes, like an excited dog's tailWAGS4Down21 "Leaving On ___ Plane" (John Denver song): 2 wds.AJET4Down22 Friendship Day's month, for shortAUG3Down25 Pottery oven (anagram of "link")KILN4Down26 Actor Guinness of "Star Wars"ALEC4Down27 "___ Day" (2021 Jennifer Garner film)YES3Down28 "___ we there yet?" (road trip whine)ARE3Down30 "Here Comes the Sun" rock band who added bubble "pops" to their pop hit "Yellow Submarine"BEATLES7Down31 One who cashes a checkPAYEE5Down32 Identity-theft target: Abbr.SSN3Down35 ___ Pickett, "Graduation Day" singer who added bubbling "pops" to his pop hit, "Monster Mash"BOBBY5Down36 CacophonyNOISE5Down37 Slip-___ (laceless shoes)ONS3Down38 TV's "___ of Anarchy"SONS4Down39 "___ What You Made Me Do," song by Taylor SwiftLOOK4Down40 Actress Behrs from "2 Broke Girls"BETH4Down42 "Te ___" (Spanish lover's words)AMO3Down46 Singer Lana Del ___ of "Young and Beautiful"REY3Down47 Comedy skit show: Abbr.SNL3Down48

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Monday, January 19, 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.