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Daily Themed Crossword January 16 2026 answers

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January 16 2026 crossword

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1d. Equipment used to catch a mouse, often seen in "Tom and Jerry":

TRAP

1a. Prefix with "angle" or "pod":

TRI

2d. "___ and shine!" ("Wake up!"):

RISE

3d. Calligrapher's fluids:

INKS

4d. "Die ___" (Bruce Willis movie):

HARD

4a. "___ me with your best shot!" ("Do your worst!"):

HIT

5d. Drink brand with a polar bear mascot:

ICEE

6d. Nikola ___, scientist after whom Cybertruck's brand is named, who also rivaled Thomas Edison's DC electric system:

TESLA

7d. Australian flightless bird:

EMU

7a. Letters after "D":

EFG

8d. ___ and wide (over a large area):

FAR

9d. Former telecom giant (anagram of "get"): Abbr.:

GTE

10a. "Finding ___ Tin Tin" (movie starring a German Shepherd):

RIN

11a. ___ of spades:

ACE

12a. Gymnast's floor cover:

MAT

13a. Pops a question:

ASKS

14d. Foot covering often worn often with a shoe:

SOCK

15d. Emulate Vincent van Gogh, say:

PAINT

15a. "Under ___" (David Bowie and Queen hit):

PRESSURE

16d. Parts of a minute, for short:

SECS

17a. Mexican currency:

PESO

18a. "Skyfall" and "Hello" singer:

ADELE

19a. "___: Miami" (police drama): Abbr.:

CSI

20d. Elizabeth, to Ashley Olsen, for short:

SIS

21a. Happy as ___ at high tide (happy and carefree): 2 wds.:

ACLAM

22d. Character played by Tom Hiddleston in "The Avengers":

LOKI

23d. "Wise ___ owl": 2 wds.:

ASAN

24d. French for "me":

MOI

25d. "He is ___ father's son after all":

HIS

25a. Stephen ___, astrophysicist who famously disagreed and wagered with fellow scientist John Preskill over the black hole information paradox:

HAWKING

26d. The Braves, on scoreboards:

ATL

27d. Try to win over romantically:

WOO

28d. Zeus or Thor, e.g.:

GOD

29a. Not bad, but not great: Hyph.:

SOSO

30a. Spanish diminutive:

ITO

31a. Got up from a chair:

STOOD

32d. Quaker bit:

OAT

33d. Attract, as attention:

DRAW

34a. "Cobra ___" (TV show starring Ralph Macchio):

KAI

35a. Messy person, informally:

SLOB

36d. Audi rival: Abbr.:

BMW

37a. Charles ___, scientist known for his theory of evolution who both collaborated and debated with his contemporary Alfred Wallace:

DARWIN

38d. ___ brothers (siblings who were the first to take flight in an airplane):

WRIGHT

39a. "Live ___!" (Taco Bell slogan):

MAS

40d. "Up and ___" (wake-up call): 2 wds.:

ATEM

41d. Sneaker's bottoms:

SOLES

42a. Thick blackish liquid used on roads:

TAR

43d. Spider-___ (black-and-white character from "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"):

NOIR

43a. Isaac ___, scientist known for identifying gravity who famously argued with his contemporary Leibniz over who invented calculus first:

NEWTON

44d. "Do not put all your ___ in one basket":

EGGS

45d. In close proximity:

NEAR

46a. What a genie gives you three of:

WISH

47d. Talk while drunk:

SLUR

48d. David ___, Enlightenment-era philosopher whose views were fiercely criticized by his contemporary Thomas Reid:

HUME

49d. Like toast without butter:

DRY

49a. Marley in "Marley & Me," e.g.:

DOG

50a. Power plant output, for short:

ELEC

51d. '90s music collector's stack: Abbr.:

CDS

52a. Collage maker's adhesive:

GLUE

53d. Ending for "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

54a. Fix the result of:

RIG

55a. Margaret ___, anthropologist known for her work with youth whose book was heavily contested by David Freeman:

MEAD

56a. Sings without words:

HUMS

57a. 12-month periods, for short:

YRS

58a. H.S. graduation attendees, for short:

SRS

59a. One in a rainforest:

TREE

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