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Daily Themed Crossword April 23 2026 answers

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April 23 2026 crossword

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1d. Yoga class accessory:

MAT

1a. "___ I be excused?" ("Permission to leave?"):

MAY

2d. Schweppes Original Ginger ___:

ALE

3d. ___ and yang:

YIN

4d. Palindromic French fashion magazine:

ELLE

4a. Omelet ingredient:

EGG

5d. "Golly ___ whiz!":

GEE

6d. Subculture with dark clothes and heavy eyeliner:

GOTH

7d. "___ all, folks!":

THATS

7a. "___ the season to be jolly":

TIS

8d. Company known as "Big Blue": Abbr.:

IBM

9d. ___ sauce (sushi dip):

SOY

10a. Boxers Muhammad and Laila:

ALIS

11d. "How the Grinch ___ Christmas," 2000 film starring Jim Carrey which is loosely based on the eponymous children's book by Dr. Seuss:

STOLE

12a. Feline zodiac symbol:

LEO

13a. "True Detective" airer (anagram of "hob"): Abbr.:

HBO

14a. Campsite shelter:

TENT

15a. "___ there be light":

LET

16a. ___ Winehouse, singer of "Back to Black":

AMY

17a. Mining output:

ORE

18d. Bread for a Reuben sandwich:

RYE

19a. "The Cat in the ___," 2003 film starring Mike Myers which is loosely based on the eponymous children's book by Dr. Seuss:

HAT

20d. July follower, for short:

AUG

21d. Poet Robert ___ of the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay":

FROST

21a. Travel like a bird:

FLY

22a. Electricity bill data:

USAGE

23d. Citric or boric, e.g.:

ACID

24d. Met ___ (annual haute couture event):

GALA

25d. Suffix with "acetyl":

ENE

26d. 1995 film about a farm pig who wants to work as a sheepdog, which is based on the children's book, "The Sheep-Pig" by Dick King-Smith:

BABE

26a. ___ ground (environment suitable for fostering organisms):

BREEDING

27d. Beaver's structure:

DAM

28d. "You're one ___ million": 2 wds.:

INA

29d. Military alliance group with Canada and the UK: Abbr.:

NATO

30a. Soup or soda container:

CAN

31d. iMac alternatives: Abbr.:

PCS

31a. Kung ___ shrimp (Chinese delicacy):

PAO

32a. California's Santa ___ River:

ANA

33a. Suffix with "infant" or "percent" (anagram of "lei"):

ILE

34a. TV network with an eye logo: Abbr.:

CBS

35a. 1996 film starring Embeth Davidtz as Miss Honey, which is based on the eponymous children's novel by Roald Dahl:

MATILDA

36d. Drip lines in the ER, for short:

IVS

37d. "The Silence of the ___," film featuring Hannibal Lecter:

LAMBS

38a. "She is ___ attending an Ivy League school" (determined): 2 wds.:

SETON

39d. Popular dental care brand: Hyph.:

ORALB

40d. Neither's accomplice:

NOR

41a. Zoological term for "eggs":

OVA

42a. Rocky ___ (ice cream flavor):

ROAD

43d. Gain ___ (get ahead in a race): 2 wds.:

ALAP

44d. A ___ a dozen (very common):

DIME

45a. Old-style "struck":

SMIT

46d. "What should ___ for dinner?": 2 wds.:

IEAT

47d. Lead-in to "prompter" for a speech-displaying device:

TELE

48d. Cry from a crow's nest:

CAW

48a. "___ and the Chocolate Factory," 2005 film starring Johnny Depp which is based on the eponymous children's book by Roald Dahl:

CHARLIE

49d. Long garden tool:

HOE

50d. Suffix for "Taiwan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

51a. Jerky meat:

BEEF

52d. Central banking system of the U.S.: Abbr.:

FED

53a. Early dial-up service provider: Abbr.:

AOL

54a. Hours before noon: Abbr.:

AMS

55a. "Buy two, get one free" event:

SALE

56a. "Charlotte's ___," 2006 film starring Julia Roberts which is based on the eponymous children's book by E.B. White:

WEB

57a. "O" follower, phonetically:

PEE

58a. Coach Lasso on TV:

TED

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