Daily Themed Crossword January 21 2026 Answers
Wednesday puzzle · 67 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword January 21 2026 answers. The Wednesday puzzle has 67 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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"It is at the ___ of my tongue!" ("I almost remember!")TIP3Across1
___ secret (confidential)TOP3Across4
Best ___ (groom's aid)MAN3Across7
Letters before a nicknameAKA3Across10
Mind, body, and ___SOUL4Across11
Santa's tiny helperELF3Across12
Contact ___ (eyewear)LENS4Across13
Behind schedule, sayLATE4Across15
Home or cell number, for shortTEL3Across16
Vegas attraction with slot machinesCASINO6Across17
"Found it!" expressionAHA3Across19
"Come on ___!" iconic catchphrase used on "The Price Is Right" to call members of the audience to the "Contestants' Row"DOWN4Across21
Furry 1980s sitcom starALF3Across23
Actor ___ Wheaton of "Stand by Me"WIL3Across25
___ hours (early hours of the day)WEE3Across28
Narrow cut in a gownSLIT4Across29
Down Under hopper, informallyROO3Across31
Letters between Q and URST3Across32
"Like a bull ___ china shop" (extremely clumsy person): 2 wds.INA3Across34
"Sashay ___," iconic catchphrase used on "RuPaul's Drag Race" to announce a contestant's elimination from the showAWAY4Across35
"Three," in ItalyTRE3Across37
Coke containerCAN3Across39
___ Canal, Atlantic and Pacific Ocean-connecting canalPANAMA6Across40
Absolutely perfectIDEAL5Across43
Kit ___ Club ("Cabaret" setting that sounds like a chocolate bar)KAT3Across45
Prickly covering of a seedBUR3Across46
Pronoun for that womanHER3Across47
Half-marathon or hurdle, e.g.RACE4Across50
"Will you accept this ___?" iconic catchphrase used on "The Bachelor" when inviting a contestant to stay in the competitionROSE4Across52
Small guitar-like instrument from Hawaii, for shortUKE3Across56
Raise the ___ ofIRE3Across57
There may be a pea in itPOD3Across58
"Live from ___ York, it's Saturday Night!" iconic catchphrase used on "SNL" to kick off each episodeNEW3Across59
Last letters of a children's farm-themed songEIO3Across60
"___, the Lost Explorer" (2012 animated film)TAD3Across61
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Baby powder mineralTALC4Down1
Swedish DIY furniture giantIKEA4Down2
Pots and ___ (cooking vessels)PANS4Down3
"Come ___ standstill": 2 wds.TOA3Down4
In-N-___ BurgerOUT3Down5
___ bargain (courtroom submission)PLEA4Down6
Heavy metal band with hits like "Enter Sandman" and "Nothing Else Matters"METALLICA9Down7
Ginger ___ (drink)ALE3Down8
Sports group that conducts the Super Bowl: Abbr.NFL3Down9
Like the tortoise, when compared to the hareSLOWER6Down11
PBS's "___ the Science Kid"SID3Down14
"Apocalypse ___," 1979 filmNOW3Down18
"Every dog ___ its day"HAS3Down20
Robin's hood?NEST4Down22
"Is that your ___ answer?" iconic catchphrase used on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" to confirm a contestant's choice before the big revealFINAL5Down24
"That's a ___!" (director's words)WRAP4Down25
President Herbert Hoover's birth stateIOWA4Down26
Financial aid from a bankLOAN4Down27
___ France, fashion guruTAN3Down30
"The ___ has spoken," iconic catchphrase used on "Survivor" by the host to announce a contestant's elimination from the showTRIBE5Down33
Himalayan long-haired oxYAK3Down36
College URL endingEDU3Down38
___ Curie, scientist who was the first woman to win a Nobel PrizeMARIE5Down41
"Asteroids" video game companyATARI5Down42
Add salt to your coffee, sayERR3Down44
Attila the ___HUN3Down47
Barely manage, with 5dEKE3Down48
VCR's "go back" button, for shortREW3Down49
Corporate bigwig: Abbr.CEO3Down51
No longer waffleOPT3Down53
Crime TV series starring Charlie Hunnam: Abbr.SOA3Down54
Former "Tonight Show" announcer HallEDD3Down55
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