MENU

Daily Themed Crossword February 12 2026 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

The Daily Themed Crossword February 12 2026 crossword Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. You will have access to hundreds of puzzles. You can use your Android device to play this game and review your crosswords whenever you want and wherever you are. If you want to exercise your brain regularly especially during the pandemic situation ,this is the right game.
In case if you need answer for February 12 2026 crossword which is a part of Daily themed crossword we are sharing below. Become a master in crossword solving while having fun.

February 12 2026 crossword

N

A

T

C

A

B

P

O

S

T

A

P

R

W

E

L

L

A

R

E

A

G

E

E

A

N

T

E

S

E

E

P

S

L

I

T

N

O

T

I

T

S

D

R

E

S

S

B

O

Y

S

H

E

R

H

A

G

C

R

O

P

P

A

D

D

O

R

A

D

A

D

P

E

W

Y

E

A

R

L

A

M

A

R

A

B

E

A

L

F

J

U

S

T

S

P

A

S

E

G

O

S

O

A

T

Y

E

A

H

C

L

K

B

U

Y

S

E

A

T

O

E

E

S

E

1d. Pester repeatedly:

NAG

1a. Jazz musician ___ King Cole:

NAT

2d. Hairy jungle swinger:

APE

3d. Uno, dos, ___, cuatro:

TRES

4d. "Here's my two ___ on the matter" ("Here's what I think"):

CENTS

4a. Taxi for hire:

CAB

5d. Ctrl-___-Del (PC reboot combo):

ALT

6d. Rom-com starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore as single parents whose fake family holiday turns into a happily-ever-after:

BLENDED

7d. Command that usually follows "Copy," on a computer:

PASTE

7a. Opposite of "pre":

POST

8d. Mineral source:

ORE

9d. "Now You ___ Me: Now You Don't" (2025 heist film starring Jesse Eisenberg):

SEE

10d. "Clickety-clack" dance style:

TAP

11a. Month after March, for short:

APR

12d. "Hold on!":

WAIT

12a. "I hope this email finds you ___" (polite email opener):

WELL

13a. San Francisco Bay ___:

AREA

14a. "Golly ___ whiz!":

GEE

15a. Poker-starting stake:

ANTE

16a. Leak out slowly:

SEEP

17a. Narrow opening in the side of a skirt:

SLIT

18d. Daffy Duck's speech impediment:

LISP

19a. "___ so fast!" ("Wait a minute!"):

NOT

20d. Bruins legend Bobby ___:

ORR

21a. "I" in TGIF:

ITS

22a. Bride's wedding purchase that's often white:

DRESS

23d. Adidas or Nike purchase, usually:

SHOE

24d. ___ Bareilles who sang "Brave":

SARA

25d. Letters following "A":

BCD

25a. "To All the ___ I've Loved Before," teen rom-com starring Lana Condor as a high schooler whose fake romance turns into a happily-ever-after:

BOYS

26d. Taken by swallowing, as a medicine:

ORAL

27d. Jedi master who mentors Luke Skywalker:

YODA

28d. Hee-___ (braying sound):

HAW

28a. "___ Ladyship" (polite address for a noblewoman):

HER

29a. Cauldron stirrer in fairytales, often:

HAG

30d. Elongated fish with a long snout:

GAR

31a. ___ top (short tee):

CROP

32d. "The ___ Date," teen rom-com starring Noah Centineo as a teenager whose fake dating service turns into a happily-ever-after:

PERFECT

32a. Word after "legal" for a type of notebook:

PAD

33d. Hides the salt-and-pepper?:

DYES

33a. Cartoon explorer who often says, "Swiper, no swiping!":

DORA

34a. Parent celebrated in June:

DAD

35d. Pen ___ (snail-mail friend):

PAL

35a. Bench in a church:

PEW

36a. "Leap ___," rom-com starring Amy Adams as a tourist in Ireland whose staged romance turns into a happily-ever-after:

YEAR

37a. Kendrick ___, "Not Like Us" rapper who won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Music:

LAMAR

38d. Crush, as potatoes:

MASH

39d. "Is this your idea of ___?" ("Do you think this is funny?"): 2 wds.:

AJOKE

39a. President Lincoln, familiarly:

ABE

40d. "School" or "party" vehicle:

BUS

41a. TV alien from the planet Melmac:

ALF

42a. "___ Go with It," rom-com starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston as a couple faking marriage whose ruse turns into a happily-ever-after:

JUST

43d. Words before and after "or not," in a famous soliloquy: 2 wds.:

TOBE

44d. "S" in GPS, for short:

SYS

44a. Places where masseurs massage:

SPAS

45d. Sound of the letter after "O":

PEE

46d. Battery size for a wireless computer mouse, perhaps:

AAA

47a. Freudian topics that may be "inflated":

EGOS

48d. Day-___ (fluorescent paint brand):

GLO

49a. Stable grain:

OAT

50d. Country where you can find the Sydney Opera House, for short:

AUS

51d. Nautical rope:

TYE

52a. "Of course!" slangily:

YEAH

53a. Court recordkeeper, for short:

CLK

54a. "Can't ___ Me Love," teen rom-com starring Patrick Dempsey as a nerdy high schooler whose fake relationship turns into a happily-ever-after:

BUY

55a. It'll float your boat?:

SEA

56a. Oft-stubbed appendage:

TOE

57a. Ending for "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

Go back

(342 votes, average: 1,30 out of 5)

Loading...

More app solutions

© 2015 - 2026 · GameAnswers.net

GameAnswers is not affiliated with the applications mentioned on this site. All intellectual property, trademarks, and copyrighted material is property of their respective developers.