Daily Themed Crossword Expert January 7 2026 answers

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Expert January 7 2026 crossword

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1d. "M" in SMS, for short:

MSG

1a. Apple computer, for short:

MAC

2d. Obamacare: Abbr.:

ACA

3d. Try to outdo:

COMPETE

4d. Graham ___, author known for "The Quiet American" who wrote screenplays for films like "The Third Man":

GREENE

4a. Great delight:

GLEE

5d. Television and radio host King:

LARRY

6d. Visitors from outer space: Abbr.:

ETS

EAT

8a. F. ___ Fitzgerald, author of "The Great Gatsby" who also did some screenwriting in Hollywood's Golden Age:

SCOTT

9d. Federal tax enforcer: Hyph.:

TMAN

10d. Road-building gooey substance:

TAR

11a. Pro ___ (proportionately):

RATA

12a. "Alpha, beta, ___, delta ...":

GAMMA

13a. "Formerly," in old times:

ERST

14a. Dorothy ___, poet and author who wrote scripts for Hollywood classics like "A Star is Born":

PARKER

15d. ___ Sackhoff, "Battlestar Galactica" actress:

KATEE

16d. Kindergarten pupil:

TOT

16a. Agatha Christie novel "And ___ There Were None":

THEN

17d. "I didn't quite hear that":

HUH

18a. "Whose Line Is It ___?":

ANYWAY

19d. ___ Faulkner, "The Sound and the Fury" author who also penned screenplays for films like "To Have and Have Not":

WILLIAM

20d. Prefix with "carte" or "mode": 2 wds.:

ALA

21d. "The best is ___ to come":

YET

22a. "Pull a rabbit ___ of a hat":

OUT

23d. ___ Hemingway, author known for "The Old Man and the Sea" who also worked as a screenwriter:

ERNEST

23a. French summer:

ETE

24a. Suffix with "project":

ILE

25a. "And ___ off!" (commentary at a racetrack):

THEYRE

26d. Sing from the mountains, perhaps:

YODEL

27d. Airborne signal:

FLARE

27a. Like old soda:

FLAT

28a. Eugene ___, 20th-century playwright:

ONEILL

29d. City in Peru:

ICA

30d. Nightwear, for short:

PJS

30a. "___ and Prejudice," novel by Jane Austen:

PRIDE

31d. 50 Cent's genre:

RAP

32d. The Beatles' "___ Mine": 2 wds.:

IME

33a. Egypt's capital:

CAIRO

34d. Outer part of a wheel:

RIM

35d. "Motor" or "Pay" suffix:

OLA

36a. ___ Baldwin, civil rights activist and author who adapted his novel "Giovanni's Room" into a screenplay that was never filmed:

JAMES

37a. Thin as ___ (slender): 2 wds.:

ARAIL

38a. Took part in a bee, in Britain:

SPELT

39a. ___ Stone, actress of "Poor Things":

EMMA

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