Daily Themed Crossword May 2 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 65 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword May 2 2026 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 65 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#
Letters seen before "DEF"ABC3Across1 Airport screening organization: Abbr.TSA3Across4 Road ___ (fun vacation plan)TRIP4Across7 Nothing, on a soccer scoreboardNIL3Across11 "Every dog ___ its day"HAS3Across12 Red-haired ogress from "Shrek"FIONA5Across13 Disco ___ of "The Simpsons"STU3Across14 Deer's kin found in YellowstoneELK3Across15 "___, willing, and able"READY5Across16 "At ___, soldier" (military officer's command)EASE4Across17 Classic bump-and-slide board game where players "apologize" as they send each other's pawns back to the start, first introduced in 1934SORRY5Across19 "I hope you've learned your ___!" ("Do not do this again!")LESSON6Across20 "The Game of ___," board game where players make choices about career and family, introduced in 1860 and redesigned in 1960LIFE4Across22 Sir ___ John who sang "Tiny Dancer"ELTON5Across25 ___-inclusive (including everything)ALL3Across28 ___ Motor Car Company, firm founded by Ransom E. OldsREO3Across29 Heineken or Budweiser productBEER4Across30 Singer ___ Miller of Like ThatBEA3Across33 "You can't get ___ of me that easily!"RID3Across34 Lifford of "Queen Sugar"TINA4Across35 President Harry Truman's wifeBESS4Across36 "___ Land," colorful children's board game that sends players on a trek through a land of lollipops and licorice, first published in 1949CANDY5Across37 Went from large to small, as clothes after a washSHRANK6Across38 French for "me"MOI3Across41 Give a liftHOIST5Across42 "___ Four," two-player strategy game where players drop discs into a vertical grid to line up four in a row, first sold in 1974CONNECT7Across43 Clumsy one's exclamationOOPS4Across47 De Armas of "Knives Out"ANA3Across48 Sweetie, slangilyBOO3Across49 Barely manage, with "out"EKE3Across50 ___ France TV personality who is a fashion expert in the 2018 TV series Queer EyeTAN3Across51 ___ choy (salad green)BOK3Across52

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"A" in Q&A, for shortANS3Down1 "He ___ off more than he could chew"BIT3Down2 Murder mystery board game where players use hints to unmask the killer among suspects like Professor Plum and Mrs. White, released in 1949CLUE4Down3 "___ Boots Are Made for Walkin'" (Nancy Sinatra hit)THESE5Down4 Black Friday eventsSALES5Down5 Say "what?" or "why?"ASK3Down6 Wedding cake layerTIER4Down7 Loud, hair-raising cry from a lion during a safariROAR4Down8 ___ 500, annual motorsports eventINDY4Down9 Handle the tab, sayPAY3Down10 ___ desk (hotel reception area)FRONT5Down13 Pale or dark brewALE3Down18 All by oneselfSOLO4Down19 Black dots in a slice of watermelonSEEDS5Down21 Experimental locationLAB3Down22 Suffix with "infant" or "percent"ILE3Down23 Tallahassee's state: Abbr.FLA3Down24 Get one's hands onOBTAIN6Down26 German denial that sounds like and is an anagram of "nine"NEIN4Down27 Strategic world domination board game where players compete to take over the world with armies on a map, first launched in 1957RISK4Down29 ___ around (football trick play)END3Down31 Blu-___ Disc (data storage format)RAY3Down32 Monopoly collectionRENT4Down34 Low-pitched guitarBASS4Down36 Sir Arthur ___ Doyle who created Sherlock HolmesCONAN5Down37 Croc or moccasin, e.g.SHOE4Down38 Appealing musical refrainHOOK4Down39 Like a fragrant melonRIPE4Down40 "___ Lisa" (Louvre attraction painted in the early 16th century)MONA4Down41 It may be let out of the bagCAT3Down43 Gradually subside, as the tideEBB3Down44 Baby's noiseCOO3Down45 "Tik-___ of Oz" (book by L. Frank Baum)TOK3Down46

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Saturday, May 2, 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.