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Daily Themed Crossword March 18 2026 answers

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March 18 2026 crossword

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1d. Liquid that fries fries:

OIL

1a. Boat rower's tool:

OAR

2d. Actress ___ Gardner of old Hollywood:

AVA

3d. Low-___ (like a blurry picture):

RES

4d. Red ___ (cinnamon candy):

HOTS

4a. "___ Just Not That into You" (2009 film):

HES

5d. Make a mistake:

ERR

6d. Iconic '90s sitcom starring Julia-Louis Dreyfus as Elaine Benes which has an alternate ending that was created as a DVD extra:

SEINFELD

7d. Male sibling, for short:

BRO

7a. Mercedes-Benz or Audi competitor: Abbr.:

BMW

8d. "How I ___ Your Mother," sitcom starring Josh Radnor which has an alternate ending that was created as a DVD extra:

MET

9d. "Now, where ___ I?":

WAS

10a. "___ got a bad feeling about this":

IVE

11a. Piece of rock from which metal could be extracted:

ORE

12d. European peak:

ALP

12a. ___ code (part of a phone number):

AREA

13a. "The ___ Supper" (famous Leonardo da Vinci painting):

LAST

14d. Bangkok's cuisine:

THAI

15a. Prefix with "angle" for a geometric shape:

TRI

16a. "___ of love" (letter ender):

LOTS

17a. "He was ___ father's son":

HIS

18d. "___ be back" (line from "The Terminator"):

ILL

19a. Midday sleep:

NAP

20d. Nautical "back" (anagram of "fat"):

AFT

21d. Tit for ___:

TAT

21a. "___ Drama," animated "reality" show where each season has two endings and the broadcast winner differs by country:

TOTAL

22d. Institution or establishment, for short:

ORG

23d. Follow, like a spy:

TAIL

24d. Santana's "___ Como Va":

OYE

24a. "Keep ___ the lawn!" (words on a garden sign):

OFF

25a. Thin as ___ (slender): 2 wds.:

ARAIL

26a. "Have we received any letters ___?":

YET

27d. Did great on, as a test:

ACED

27a. 24-hour cash dispenser: Abbr.:

ATM

28d. Goodyear product:

TIRE

29d. Welcome ___ (floor decor that you might wipe your shoes on):

MAT

30a. Casual dining restaurant chain ___ Fridays:

TGI

31d. Former telecom giant: Abbr.:

GTE

31a. Salon hair stiffener:

GEL

32a. Spy organization: Abbr.:

CIA

33a. Sci-fi drama starring Matthew Fox where three different finales were shot for its fourth season to maintain secrecy till release:

LOST

34d. Precious multicolored rock:

OPAL

35d. Phone card: Abbr.:

SIM

36a. Gobi or Sahara, e.g.:

DESERT

37d. Ram's lady:

EWE

38d. Open-toed shoe:

SANDAL

39a. Circular chart:

PIE

40a. Walk through water:

WADE

41d. Catch ___ shuteye (sleep):

SOME

41a. Canned lunch meat brand:

SPAM

42d. Look grumpy:

POUT

43d. "Better to be ___ than sorry":

SAFE

43a. "As ___ on TV" (advertising phrase):

SEEN

44d. Push over the ___ (make someone lose control):

EDGE

45d. Autograph essential:

PEN

45a. Cue game with an eight ball:

POOL

46d. ___ your bottom dollar (be completely certain that something will happen):

BET

46a. "Breaking ___," show starring Bryan Cranston with a comedic alternate ending that is a homage to "Malcolm in the Middle":

BAD

47a. Rotary telephone feature:

DIAL

48d. "___ sing you a lullaby, will you go to sleep?": 2 wds.:

IFI

49d. "___ you ready for this?":

ARE

50d. ___ Alamitos, California:

LOS

51a. Ostrich's Australian cousin:

EMU

52a. Letters after "D":

EFG

53a. Thick, rounded hairdo:

AFRO

54a. Tightrope walker's safety equipment:

NET

55a. "___-hee!" (giggle sound):

TEE

56a. "Secrets and ___," mystery anthology series that kept its ending a secret during filming by shooting multiple endings:

LIES

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