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Daily Themed Crossword June 7 2026 answers

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June 7 2026 crossword

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1d. Lunchbox sandwich: Abbr.:

PBJ

1a. "___-Man" (popular arcade game):

PAC

2d. Battery size for small electronics:

AAA

3d. BMW product:

CAR

4d. Comic Sans or Arial, e.g.:

FONT

4a. "Right Round" rapper ___ Rida (word hidden in "flour"):

FLO

5d. Fruit slice served with a glass of mojito:

LIME

6d. "___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats creation):

ODE

7d. Walk like a proud peacock:

STRUT

7a. Boot's bottom:

SOLE

8d. ___-B (hygiene brand):

ORAL

9d. Past the deadline, say:

LATE

10d. Sleep masks go over them:

EYES

11a. Sheep's cry:

BAA

12d. "Find your ___," what Ariel wishes she could do ... and something she would tell you to do when it's time to speak up:

VOICE

12a. Null and ___ (no longer valid):

VOID

13a. Serving ___ (food holder):

TRAY

14a. Container for cookies:

JAR

15a. "You can count ___" ("I'm reliable"): 2 wds.:

ONME

16a. Give stars to a movie, say:

RATE

17d. Seat ___ (flight safety feature):

BELT

17a. Mosquito's attack:

BITE

18d. Fishing pole:

ROD

18a. "Break the ___," motto that Merida famously follows ... and something she would tell you to do when challenging tradition:

RULES

19d. Pour out, as lava from a volcano:

SPEW

19a. "Hold on for a ___!":

SEC

20d. "Just a ___" (slightly):

TAD

20a. Tater ___ (potato snack):

TOT

21d. Suffix with "lemon" for a refreshing summer drink:

ADE

21a. "Bad ___," something that causes problems for Snow White ... and something she would tell you to stay away from, literally and metaphorically:

APPLE

22d. Mississippi mud ___:

PIE

23d. "___ it go," Elsa's motto for moving on in life ... and something she would tell you when you're lost and overthinking every decision:

LET

23a. Young fellow in Scotland:

LAD

24d. Munched on some lunch:

ATE

24a. Swiss or Austrian mountain:

ALP

25d. Make up, as an excuse:

LIE

26d. Liveliness:

PEP

27a. Balanced ___ (nutritionist's advice):

DIET

28d. Skate park features:

RAMPS

28a. "Little ___ Riding Hood" (fairy tale):

RED

29a. Bow ___ (type of neck accessory):

TIE

30a. "Disgusting!":

EEW

31d. ___-turn (road sign): 2 wds.:

NOU

31a. Scarlett Johansson's character in "Avengers," fondly:

NAT

32d. Spots for fans:

STANDS

32a. "___ on it," phrase that Aurora might have taken a bit too literally ... and something she would advise when you have a big decision to make:

SLEEP

33d. Developer's purchase:

LOT

34d. Past, present, or future:

TENSE

34a. Jerry's nemesis in an animated TV series:

TOM

35d. "Particles of dust can be seen floating ___ when sunlight hits them": 2 wds.:

INAIR

35a. "What am ___ do?": 2 wds.:

ITO

36d. Ice hockey legend Bobby ___:

ORR

36a. Common start to the stories of the Disney princesses who show up with some witty advice in 18a, 21a, 32a, 12d, and 23d: 4 wds.:

ONCEUPONATIME

37d. Time when a.m. turns to p.m.:

NOON

38d. Support staff?:

CANE

39d. Grand Ole ___, world's longest-running weekly radio show:

OPRY

40d. "___ the jackpot!": 2 wds.:

IHIT

41d. Laptop accessories:

MICE

42d. Adam and Eve's habitation:

EDEN

43a. Speckled horse:

ROAN

44a. Bird's wing measurement:

SPAN

45a. Ducked, maybe:

HID

46a. Actor Perlman and filmmaker Howard:

RONS

47a. "Get ___ of your fears":

RID

48a. ___-cold (unemotional):

ICE

49a. Maiden name lead-in:

NEE

50a. There are a hundred of them in a century, for short:

YRS

51a. "X" amount?:

TEN

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