Daily Themed Crossword June 30 2026 Answers

Tuesday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword June 30 2026 answers. The Tuesday 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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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
___-jerk reaction (reflexive reaction)KNEE4Across1 "___: Miami" (forensic TV series): Abbr.CSI3Across5 Suitable for all ___ (family-friendly)AGES4Across8 One size ___ all (garment label, perhaps)FITS4Across12 Go bad, as leftover foodROT3Across13 ___ Scotia (Canadian province)NOVA4Across14 Timeless literary masterpiecesCLASSICS8Across15 Glitz and ___ (flashy style)GLAM4Across17 Easy as ___ (English alphabet starters)ABC3Across18 "No ___, ands, or buts"IFS3Across19 Fun fact! This field "union" sport has a rule where if you yell "Mark!" after a clean catch, you earn a free kickRUGBY5Across20 Actress Falco of "Nurse Jackie"EDIE4Across24 Elsa's sister in "Frozen"ANNA4Across27 Actor ___ Liebman from FriendsRON3Across28 Politico LandonALF3Across29 Fun fact! This fast-paced ice sport's "icing" rule means shooting the puck too far is a infraction, unless you're shorthandedHOCKEY6Across32 Mischievous chattering bird that is reputed to collect shiny objectsMAGPIE6Across35 Opposite of WNW: Abbr.ESE3Across37 Run ___ light (break traffic rules): 2 wds.ARED4Across38 Fun fact! This racket-and-ball sport's "let" rule means a lucky net-cord serve isn't a fault or an ace, but a do-overTENNIS6Across39 Continent touched by three oceansASIA4Across43 Unagi for oneEEL3Across46 Ran, like colorsBLED4Across47 Fun fact! This bat-and-ball game's "balk" rule means runners get a free pass if the pitcher makes a "deceptive" motionBASEBALL8Across48 Electric guitars' hookupsAMPS4Across53 Harold Geneens company: Abbr.ITT3Across54 Square footageAREA4Across55 Karate studio flooringMAT3Across56 Massachusetts' capital city, for shortBOS3Across57 Three-pointer, in basketballTREY4Across58

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Fast food chain with the "It's Finger Lickin' Good!" slogan: Abbr.KFC3Down1 Zero, in soccerNIL3Down2 When a plane is due: Abbr.ETA3Down3 Letter in Superman's symbol, phoneticallyESS3Down4 Bed in a nurseryCRIB4Down5 Fun fact! This FIFA World Cup sport's "Advantage" rule means a foul isn't always called out, if the attacking team still has a chanceSOCCER6Down6 Bon Jovi song "___ My Life"ITS3Down7 Actress ___ Dickinson of "Police Woman"ANGIE5Down8 Fun fact! This club-and-ball sport's "lost ball" rule means more than three minutes of searching for your ball can cost you a penaltyGOLF4Down9 Actresses Longoria and MendesEVAS4Down10 "Uncle ___ Wants You!"SAM3Down11 Put into wordsSAY3Down16 Cheerleader's "Go team!" cheerRAH3Down20 Cry that means "One card left!"UNO3Down21 Health supplement chain: Abbr.GNC3Down22 Easy-___ OvenBAKE4Down23 Suffix with "free" or "king" (anagram of "mod")DOM3Down25 "You're one ___ million": 2 wds.INA3Down26 Month that starts with pranks, for shortAPR3Down29 Fabricated statementLIE3Down30 Gave food, sayFED3Down31 "Como voce ___?" ("How are you?" in Portuguese)ESTA4Down33 ___-haw (cowboy's shout)YEE3Down34 Tank filler, at a stationGAS3Down36 Old-fashioned "Excellent!"NEATO5Down40 Egg holders?NESTS5Down41 Suffix with "infant" or "percent" (anagram of "lei")ILE3Down42 Michigan liberal arts collegeALMA4Down43 Labor Day month, for shortSEPT4Down44 Passports and driver's licenses, for shortIDS3Down45 Collision sound in a comic stripBAM3Down47 Lobster eater's neckwearBIB3Down48 Tool for hitting home runsBAT3Down49 Pirate's gruntARR3Down50 Spike ___ who directed "Malcolm X"LEE3Down51 ___ down the law (give orders)LAY3Down52

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Tuesday, June 30, 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.