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Daily Themed Crossword January 4 2026 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword January 4 2026 answers. The Sunday 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#
Vincent van Gogh's workART3Across1 Cuddling in public (anagram of "pad"): Abbr.PDA3Across4 Cooling body powderTALC4Across7 Froglike amphibianTOAD4Across11 Ewe's mateRAM3Across13 Earth's line of rotationAXIS4Across14 Nike's Swoosh, e.g.LOGO4Across15 Expressive rock genreEMO3Across16 Seat ___ (car safety feature)BELT4Across17 ___ Depp, actor seen in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" seriesJOHNNY6Across18 "All I do is ___!" ("I never win!") If that's what last year sounded like, look at 22a for this year's mindset shiftLOSE4Across21 "This year, I'm ready to ___!" ("I will win and make progress") Make this your optimistic motto for the New YearGAIN4Across22 Singer Grande, fondlyARI3Across25 California capital's nicknameSAC3Across27 Small hill (rhymes with "droll")KNOLL5Across29 Nutritionist's keto or vegan, e.g.DIET4Across32 Tiny amountTAD3Across34 June 6, 1944, colloquially: Hyph.DDAY4Across36 "I always ___ myself" ("I can't trust my choices") If that's what echoed through past years, turn to 39a for this year's new outlookDOUBT5Across37 "This year, I choose to ___!" ("I will have confidence and trust in myself") Let this be your uplifting motto for the New YearBELIEVE7Across39 Do voice-over workDUB3Across41 Railway stop, for shortSTA3Across43 Trigonometric function, for shortCOS3Across44 Cinderella's slipper materialGLASS5Across47 Over again?ANEW4Across49 Carry a balanceOWE3Across51 Milky white gem with a multicolor shiftOPAL4Across52 "I ___ taking any step forward" ("I'm afraid to move ahead") If that's what you often said last year, find encouragement at 58aFEAR4Across56 Rowboat accessoryOAR3Across57 "I ___ and trust that things will work out" ("I have faith that it will all come together") Make this your motto as you step into the New YearHOPE4Across58 Like child's playEASY4Across59 Public transport in Singapore: Abbr.MRT3Across60 ___ mortals (insignificant)MERE4Across61

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Capital of Georgia state, for shortATL3Down1 Aussie hopper, informallyROO3Down2 Laser ___ (arena game)TAG3Down3 Warm up the oven before cooking, sayPREHEAT7Down4 "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a ___" (line from "Gone with the Wind")DAMN4Down5 "No honor ___ thieves"AMONG5Down6 Bill at a barTAB3Down7 Fireman's chopping toolAXE3Down8 Rapper ___ WayneLIL3Down9 Winter hours in Chicago (anagram of "TCS"): Abbr.CST3Down10 School of martial artsDOJO4Down12 CIA predecessor hidden in "loss": Abbr.OSS3Down19 Shaggy Tibetan oxYAK3Down20 In ___ of (instead)LIEU4Down21 Taj Mahal's countryINDIA5Down23 Plant stem jointNODE4Down24 "___ a pinch of salt" (recipe instruction)ADD3Down25 Word with "Grande" or "de Janeiro"RIO3Down26 Metered taxiCAB3Down28 Bathroom, for shortLAV3Down30 Caustic cleanerLYE3Down31 Undecided, on a TV schedule: Abbr.TBD3Down33 Ice cream or tiramisu, e.g.DESSERT7Down35 ___ of war (rope competition)TUG3Down38 Sarge's superiors: Abbr.LTS3Down40 What flowers do in springBLOOM5Down42 BistroCAFE4Down44 "___ penny, two a penny ..." (rhyme): 2 wds.ONEA4Down45 Caribbean and Caspian, e.g.SEAS4Down46 Wage ___ of words (debate): 2 wds.AWAR4Down48 Crooked, like some smilesWRY3Down50 Unit of resistanceOHM3Down52 "A Dream Within a Dream" poetPOE3Down53 Financial Literacy Month, for shortAPR3Down54 David ___ Roth, Van Halen singerLEE3Down55

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Sunday, January 4, 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.