Daily Themed Crossword July 17 2026 Answers
Friday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword July 17 2026 answers. The Friday 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Concert bass booster, for shortAMP3Across1
Lovers' quarrel (anagram of "pats")SPAT4Across4
"The ___ is the limit!" ("Aim high!")SKY3Across8
Golfer's goalPAR3Across11
Gateway ___ (monument in St. Louis, Missouri)ARCH4Across12
One before "Q," phoneticallyPEE3Across13
Regency ___ (time period that inspired "Bridgerton")ERA3Across14
___ bag (grocery carrier)TOTE4Across15
Singer ___ Del Rey of "Candy Necklace"LANA4Across16
Sticky pancake toppingSYRUP5Across17
Name that planet! Which planet is surprisingly named after "soil" found on every other planet and not the water that's unique to it?EARTH5Across19
1996 and 2026, for shortYRS3Across20
Car navigator: Abbr.GPS3Across21
Redden, as a tomatoRIPEN5Across22
Which planet is named after the Roman god of the sea and has the strongest winds in the solar system?NEPTUNE7Across25
Tambourine rapperEVE3Across29
River obstructionsDAMS4Across30
Letters before providing context, in a textFYI3Across31
Which planet is as swift as Hermes and is named after the Roman messenger god?MERCURY7Across32
___ Chanel, founder of ChanelCOCO4Across35
"___ takers?" ("Do you guys want this?")ANY3Across36
Harry Styles song ___ GhostsTWO3Across37
Dame Maggie ___, who played Professor McGonagall in the "Harry Potter" seriesSMITH5Across39
Which planet is named after one of the Greek primordial gods and was the first to be identified as such with the aid of a telescope?URANUS6Across42
Grain in a horse's troughOAT3Across45
Like an ideal surface to do a bottle flip onFLAT4Across46
Got ready to watch a movieSAT3Across47
Security organization (anagram of "tad"): Abbr.ADT3Across49
"I'll handle the matter": 2 wds.ONIT4Across50
Library fillers, for shortBKS3Across51
Of utmost importanceKEY3Across52
Subway crittersRATS4Across53
Month that ends the third quarter, for shortSEP3Across54
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Chest-beating primate in a zooAPE3Down1
Which planet is named after the Roman god of war and has the largest volcano in our solar system?MARS4Down2
Appeal to godPRAY4Down3
Which planet is a ringed giant that shares its name with the Roman god of time and abundance?SATURN6Down4
Items on a movie set (rhymes with "drops")PROPS5Down5
Perform on BroadwayACT3Down6
"___ Devil Wears Prada 2"THE3Down7
Practice for a boxing matchSPAR4Down8
Clark ___ (Superman's alter ego)KENT4Down9
"I agree," informallyYEAH4Down10
"The ___ Supper" (famous Leonardo da Vinci painting)LAST4Down16
Deli breadRYE3Down18
Actor Omar ___ of "Fatal Affair"EPPS4Down19
Sparkler on a ringGEM3Down21
Unit of radiation dose equivalent: Abbr.REM3Down22
"___ Never Been in Love Before" (Frank Sinatra song)IVE3Down23
___ annumPER3Down24
"No," in the senateNAY3Down25
Death Star from "Star Wars," perhaps: Abbr.UFO3Down26
Place where "... big lights will inspire you," according to a song lyric: Abbr.NYC3Down27
"Old MacDonald" ending vowelsEIO3Down28
Like deadpan humorDRY3Down30
Persian or Siamese, e.g.CAT3Down33
Durham school: Abbr.UNH3Down34
Not a pro, debate-wiseCON3Down35
Genetic attributeTRAIT5Down37
Power unitsWATTS5Down38
What you may leave dirty dishes to doSOAK4Down39
___-to-orderMADE4Down40
___ bitty (small)ITTY4Down41
Long bone in the forearmULNA4Down42
Thumb drive ports: Abbr.USBS4Down43
Japanese alcoholic beverageSAKE4Down44
"___ you, my friend? Free!" (overly generous offer)FOR3Down46
Salt measure, for shortTSP3Down48
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