Daily Themed Crossword September 17 2026 Answers
Thursday puzzle · 65 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword September 17 2026 answers. The Thursday 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Sport where you aim for parGOLF4Across1
Capone and Pacino, for twoALS3Across5
Faulty firecracker (rhymes with "mud")DUD3Across8
Request made to a judgePLEA4Across11
Parking siteLOT3Across12
"I could ___ a hand here!" ("Help!")USE3Across13
Stitched line on a baseballSEAM4Across14
Alien believed to inhabit the Red PlanetMARTIAN7Across15
___-cone (icy treat)SNO3Across17
Watercraft similar to a kayakCANOE5Across18
"Eww, gross!"UGH3Across19
"___ Runner 2049," 2017 sci-fi sequel starring Ryan Gosling that won two Oscars despite underperforming at the domestic box officeBLADE5Across21
Trivial ___ (classic board game)PURSUIT7Across25
"Tiny Dancer" singer ___ JohnELTON5Across29
Layer of dark-green eggsEMU3Across30
Fashion designer ___ JacobsMARC4Across31
YouTube clip, for shortVID3Across33
Grandpa's partner, affectionatelyNANA4Across34
"The ___," 2011 silent-film homage starring Jean Dujardin that won five Oscars despite underperforming at the domestic box officeARTIST6Across36
Entrepreneur's degree, often: Abbr.MBA3Across39
It comes with a chargeION3Across42
"The ___ of Oz," 1939 fantasy classic starring Frank Morgan that won two Oscars despite underperforming at the box office on initial releaseWIZARD6Across43
Biblical boat-builderNOAH4Across46
"Green Book" actor Mahershala ___ALI3Across48
Portland's state, for shortOREG4Across49
Actress Garland who played Dorothy in 43aJUDY4Across51
"___ back and relax!"SIT3Across54
"Citizen ___," 1941 drama film starring Orson Welles that won an Oscar despite underperforming at the box office on initial releaseKANE4Across55
"To ___ Unknown" (Steinbeck novel): 2 wds.AGOD4Across56
"___ a man of few words"HES3Across57
Famous chair designed by Danish architect Arne JacobsenEGG3Across58
What a rolling stone does not gatherMOSS4Across59
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Navigation aid on a phone: Abbr.GPS3Down1
Spanish soccer cheersOLES4Down2
Fat-free, as a cut of meatLEAN4Down3
"Almost ___," 2000 rock music drama starring Kate Hudson that won an Oscar despite underperforming at the box officeFAMOUS6Down4
___ mater (one's former school)ALMA4Down5
House buyer's financial aidLOAN4Down6
Nightclub lightSTROBE6Down7
Drinking offense that could lead to you losing your license: Abbr.DUI3Down8
Hollywood's home country: Abbr.USA3Down9
Hideout for a lion, maybeDEN3Down10
"A gentleman doesn't kiss and ___"TELL4Down16
Healthy seed often added to yogurt bowlsCHIA4Down18
Doublemint or Trident, e.g.GUM3Down20
Four-wheeled go-anywhere vehicles: Abbr.ATVS4Down22
Just ___ (Nike slogan): 2 wds.DOIT4Down23
Put the kibosh onEND3Down24
___ testing, cyber security process of using hacking methods to assess how secure the data is, for shortPEN3Down25
Portuguese "one"UMA3Down26
Sprint like Forrest GumpRUN3Down27
Singsong syllable before "la la"TRA3Down28
React to a video that causes secondhand embarrassment, perhapsCRINGE6Down32
Doctors' organization: Abbr.AMA3Down35
___ close for comfortTOO3Down37
Stuck: 3 wds.INAJAM6Down38
Out of money, to a teenBROKE5Down40
"What ___!" ("This is no fun!"): 2 wds.ADRAG5Down41
Denim specificationWASH4Down43
Tennis legend from the '70s, ___ NastaseILIE4Down44
Unwanted skin breakouts, informallyZITS4Down45
2011 adventure film starring Asa Butterfield that won five Oscars despite underperforming at the box officeHUGO4Down47
Language you're reading now, for shortENG3Down50
"Uno, ___, tres!"DOS3Down52
NFL field measurements, for shortYDS3Down53
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