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Daily Themed Crossword June 4 2026 answers

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1d. Sky "saucer": Abbr.:

UFO

1a. Hollywood's country: Abbr.:

USA

SAME

3d. It may be acute or obtuse, in geometry:

ANGLE

4d. ___ Tai (tropical cocktail):

MAI

4a. "___ Max: Fury Road" (2015 film):

MAD

5d. ___ mater (one's old school):

ALMA

6d. "Take a ___ breath!":

DEEP

7d. "The Adventures of ___ Tin Tin":

RIN

7a. Beam of sunlight:

RAY

8d. Key on either side of the space bar:

ALT

9d. ___-hoo (drink for chocolate lovers):

YOO

10a. Breeze circulator on a ceiling:

FAN

11d. Philosopher who was Aristotle's teacher:

PLATO

11a. Lacking color:

PALE

12d. Sammy ___, former baseball right fielder:

SOSA

12a. Grain storage area (anagram of "soil"):

SILO

13a. Texter's "Holy moly!": Abbr.:

OMG

14a. Small citrus fruit:

LIME

15a. "I think you're ___ something here!":

ONTO

16a. Jazz legend ___ Fitzgerald:

ELLA

17d. ___ Vegas, Nevada:

LAS

18a. "Beneath the Planet of the ___," sequel that starts exactly where the original stopped: following the protagonist's search for a new life:

APES

19d. Suffix with "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

20a. Break a fast:

EAT

21a. ___-toothed tiger (extinct animal):

SABER

22d. "___ to the Future Part II," sequel that starts exactly where the original stopped: with Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveling to the future:

BACK

23d. Cupid's Greek counterpart:

EROS

24d. Pepsi alternatives: Abbr.:

RCS

25a. "Quantum of ___," sequel that starts exactly where the original stopped: with Mr. White in Bond's car moments after his capture:

SOLACE

26d. Internet connectivity delay:

LAG

27d. Motorhead's "___ of Spades":

ACE

28d. "I rest my ___" (lawyer's concluding words):

CASE

29a. Joan of ___:

ARC

30d. Tax-paying month, for short:

APR

30a. Sugar on the table is an open invitation to this insect:

ANT

31d. Keanu's role in "The Matrix":

NEO

32d. Tic-___-toe:

TAC

33a. Obama's signature health law: Abbr.:

ACA

34a. Sin, ___, and tan (trigonometry terms):

COS

35a. Veggie that comes out of a pod:

PEA

36d. "Yes," to a ship captain:

AYE

36a. "For ___ 3 and above" (words on a toy box):

AGES

37d. "___ voyage!":

BON

37a. What a library has in hundreds, for short:

BKS

38a. "___ II," Sylvester Stallone sequel that starts exactly where the original stopped: in the immediate aftermath of Creed's victory:

ROCKY

39d. Tangled shoelace problem:

KNOT

40a. Punk subculture:

EMO

41d. "Muppets ___ Wanted," sequel that starts exactly where the original stops: with the Muppets still gathered onstage after the finale:

MOST

42a. Loch ___, alleged home of a monster:

NESS

43d. "Late Night with ___ Meyers":

SETH

44d. Gilbert of "The Talk":

SARA

45a. Bills used for tipping, often:

ONES

46d. YouTuber ___ Chamberlain:

EMMA

47d. "Things are not always what they ___ to be":

SEEM

48d. Dexter's workplace, for short:

LAB

48a. "The ___ Movie 2: The Second Part," sequel that starts exactly where the original stopped: with the Duplo invaders descending on Bricksburg:

LEGO

49d. Antipollution agency: Abbr.:

EPA

50d. Bit of horseplay:

GAG

51a. "I'm all ___ ..." (listening):

EARS

52d. Cause of malodor:

ROT

53a. "Give ___ second chance!": 2 wds.:

MEA

54d. "Long Time ___," song by Dr. Alban:

AGO

55a. "Set the pan on low flame and add ___ of butter": 2 wds.:

APAT

56a. Horse's gait:

TROT

57a. Actress Ryan of "Kate & Leopold":

MEG

58a. Punching ___ (boxer's practice object):

BAG

59a. Magician's source of surprise:

HAT

60a. Te-___ cigars:

AMO

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