Daily Themed Crossword Expert January 15 2026 answers

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Expert January 15 2026 crossword

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1d. Unruly hair:

MOP

1a. Army rank, briefly:

MAJ

2d. Jaw-dropping amazement:

AWE

3d. Actress Aniston or Garner, fondly:

JEN

4d. *Kind of waste collection vehicle around which you may hold your breath!:

TRUCK

4a. "You can say ___ again!":

THAT

5d. Circle of enlightenment?:

HALO

6d. Prefix with an alternative therapy involving needles:

ACU

7d. Heated, then cooled for durability:

TEMPERED

8d. Black ___ (venomous African snake):

MAMBA

8a. Bulk of the matter?:

MASS

9d. Mrs. Clooney's first name:

AMAL

10d. Bollywood garment:

SARI

11d. Particular detail of a design, for short:

SPEC

12a. Be behind in bills:

OWE

13a. Tour de France, e.g.:

RACE

14a. "Do I need to draw you ___" (atlas feature): 2 wds.:

AMAP

15a. Grandfather clock swinger:

PENDULUM

16d. Reduce velocity:

DECELERATE

17a. Stallion's mate:

MARE

18a. ___-friendly (green option):

ECO

19a. *Kind of restroom where you may have to hold your breath!:

PUBLIC

20d. "___ Me" (words on a trash can):

USE

21d. ___ wire (steel fencing wire):

BARB

21a. At one's ___ and call:

BECK

22d. Music key with four sharps, for short:

EMAJ

23d. Engage services for a fee:

HIRE

23a. "... ___ jolly good fellow ...": 2 wds.:

HESA

24d. Slimy, sticky stuff:

GOO

24a. *Tense moment in a nail-biting match or ___, occasion where you may find yourself holding your breath!:

GAME

25d. Letters before a person's name on an envelope:

ATTN

25a. Suffix with "billion" or "million":

AIRE

26d. Smurf-colored?:

BLUE

26a. Library objects, for short:

BKS

27d. Peck on the cheek:

KISS

28d. "___ in stone":

SET

29a. Spoken, not written:

ORAL

30a. Three, in Rome:

TRE

31d. Farewell in France:

ADIEU

31a. Caught in ___ (caught being dishonest): 2 wds.:

ALIE

32a. Expressed disapproval:

OBJECTED

33d. ___-de-sac:

CUL

34a. *Fine dry sneeze-inducing allergen one usually tries not to breathe in at all!:

DUST

35a. What sprinters do on a track:

RUN

36d. Takes part in an election:

VOTES

36a. Contends for:

VIES

37d. John ___, American naturalist who wrote the book "The Yosemite":

MUIR

37a. "Taj" follower to refer to one of the "seven wonders of the world":

MAHAL

38d. Tolstoy's Karenina:

ANNA

39d. *Kind of altitude and environment where one may hold their breath while taking in scenic views!:

HIGH

40d. ___ loser:

SORE

40a. Loafer or sneaker, e.g.:

SHOE

41d. Warm embraces:

HUGS

42a. Single entity:

UNIT

43d. "Delicious!":

YUM

43a. Content creator, often with a camera:

YOUTUBER

44d. *Hearing ___ news, occasion where you may hold your breath!:

BIG

45d. Australian big bird:

EMU

46d. Blu-___ Disc (data storage format):

RAY

47a. William ___, playwright known for "Bus Stop":

INGE

48a. Nudge in the right direction, say:

URGE

49a. "___ Believer," song by the Monkees: 2 wds.:

IMA

50a. Short cheer heard at a sports event:

RAH

51a. Teen's room, stereotypically:

MESS

52a. Seth MacFarlane sitcom "Family ___":

GUY

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