Daily Themed Crossword May 22 2026 Answers

Friday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword May 22 2026 answers. The Friday 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#
Scientist's workplace, for shortLAB3Across1 Indent keyTAB3Across4 Bride's new titleMRS3Across7 Tic-tac-toe winning row made entirely of vowelsOOO3Across10 Mike and ___ (rhyming fruit candy)IKE3Across11 Hen homeCOOP4Across12 ___-cone (cold treat)SNO3Across13 Pepper's partner, on the dining tableSALT4Across14 "Hello!" in SpanishHOLA4Across16 Actors Rogen and MacFarlaneSETHS5Across17 Word that refers to a fitness coach in America, but a running shoe in Britain, which may lead to a confusing conversation at the gymTRAINER7Across19 Melbourne's land, for shortAUS3Across21 Of great significance for shortIMP3Across23 Word that refers to a baby's head cover in America, but the hood of a car in Britain, which may cause confusion when asked to "lift it up"BONNET6Across24 ___ service (department that handles snail mail)POSTAL6Across27 "Should ___ worried?" ("Is this of any concern?"): 2 wds.IBE3Across31 ___ Judicata (legal term)RES3Across32 Eggs in a fertility labOVA3Across34 Word that refers to a buttery bread roll in America, but a cookie in Britain, which may lead to very different expectations at breakfastBISCUIT7Across35 Hollywood's Spike and Ang, for twoLEES4Across38 Some Nile reptilesASPS4Across39 "This too shall ___"PASS4Across40 Ctrl + S, on a PCSAVE4Across41 Skirt's border lineHEM3Across43 White, as a ghostPALE4Across44 Word that refers to a helmet-and-pads game in America but a ball-kicking sport in Britain, fueling debates over the "real" versionFOOTBALL8Across45 Ones who tweak newspapers, for shortEDS3Across50 "Are you ___ out?": 2 wds.INOR4Across51 ___-turn (turnpike sign): 2 wds.NOU3Across52 Prefix with noir and liberalNEO3Across53 "Do, re, mi, fa, so, ___, do": 2 wds.LATI4Across54 Last month with 30 days, for shortNOV3Across55

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"I'm at a ___ for words" (dumbstruck)LOSS4Down1 Of supreme quality (anagram of "aeon"): Hyph.AONE4Down2 Word that refers to a type of footwear in America, but a car trunk in Britain, causing confusing conversations when packing for a tripBOOT4Down3 Thin paper for drying one's tearsTISSUE6Down4 Letters for an aliasAKA3Down5 Karate proficiency indicatorBELT4Down6 Celestial object with cratersMOON4Down7 Casting director's offerROLE4Down8 Practice in a boxing ringSPAR4Down9 Word that refers to a crispy bagged snack in America, but thick fries in Britain, which can make ordering sides quite the surpriseCHIPS5Down12 Field ___ (outings for school kids)TRIPS5Down15 Solo who has a Wookiee sidekickHAN3Down18 Rihanna's "Te ___"AMO3Down20 Comic ___ (newspaper section)STRIP5Down22 Lobster dinner accessoryBIB3Down24 ___-Wan Kenobi from "Star Wars"OBI3Down25 Nintendo Super ___ (vintage console): Abbr.NES3Down26 Digits on your footTOES4Down28 Madison and Fifth in Manhattan, for shortAVES4Down29 Word before "Vegas"LAS3Down30 UFO crew members: Abbr.ETS3Down33 Stone Age dwellingCAVE4Down36 "___ Me" (words on a trash can)USE3Down37 "Mary Had a Little ___" (nursery rhyme)LAMB4Down38 ___ dish (bacteriologist's need)PETRI5Down40 "Smooth Operator" singerSADE4Down41 "Furthermore ..."ALSO4Down42 Be a ___ (be very funny)HOOT4Down43 Purchase from Parker?PEN3Down44 Chick-___-A (restaurant chain)FIL3Down45 "I'm ___ tight schedule!": 2 wds.ONA3Down46 ___ Taylor, clothing retailerANN3Down47 Bathroom in London, informallyLOO3Down48 Romantic texting shorthandLUV3Down49

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, May 22, 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.