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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword Expert January 23 2026 puzzle:

Across

• 9. Aromatherapy place
• 12. Beauty mark
• 13. American pianist Peter ___
• 14. ___ got your tongue, idiom to refer to someone being quiet ... but something that would be rather painful if taken literally
• 15. Void's companion
• 16. "___: Legacy," sci-fi action film released in 2010
• 17. "And without further ___"
• 18. Baseball pitcher ___ Hershiser
• 19. ___ tooth, craving for sugary treats ... or something you should avoid for better oral hygiene
• 21. "Long time ___!": 2 wds.
• 24. "Huzzah!"
• 27. ___ League (group of schools that includes Harvard)
• 28. Contact lens brand
• 29. ___ State Building, New York
• 33. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, e.g.
• 35. Defeat decisively
• 36. Australia's Great Barrier ___
• 38. Update the records, as a ship captain
• 40. "Once upon ___ ..." (fairytale starter): 2 wds.
• 43. Yearns, with "for"
• 45. ___ Bay, Florida
• 48. "How ___ look?": 2 wds.
• 50. Voice above tenor
• 52. Fight tooth and ___, try very hard to get something dear to you ... but something you should avoid doing literally
• 53. "Mind your ___ business!"
• 54. Sought damages in court
• 55. Wall covering, sometimes
• 56. Opposite of "positive," for short
• 57. "Try this!"
• 58. "In ___ likelihood ..."
• 1. Checklist bit
• 5. In ___ (in trouble): 2 wds.
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Down

• 9. Chewed out
• 10. Bachelor ___ (home for a bachelor)
• 11. From ___ Z (the entire alphabet): 2 wds.
• 20. Get, as a degree
• 22. Title for Doyle or Attenborough
• 23. Happily-after connector?
• 25. "___ day at a time ..."
• 26. "Flags of ___ Fathers" (2006 movie)
• 29. Go wrong
• 30. "The Simpsons" bartender
• 31. Like ___ teeth, something that is very difficult ... or something you would want to literally avoid
• 32. "Was ___ hard on him?": 2 wds.
• 33. Like an annoying blanket?
• 34. "Just for the fun ___": 2 wds.
• 37. Best time for some eggs?
• 39. What you would do to your teeth in anger ... and something you should ideally avoid
• 41. ___ rays (ocean fish)
• 42. File with an envelope icon
• 44. Sticky supply in an arts and crafts class
• 46. Medicine morsel
• 47. Brewpub offering
• 48. Vito Corleone's title
• 49. Have yet to pay
• 51. Laudatory lines
• 1. "___ expert, but ...": 2 wds.
• 2. Go from gig to gig
• 3. Actress Pompeo from "Grey's Anatomy"
• 4. ___ Yello (rhyming rival of Mountain Dew)
• 5. Tiny insect that lives in a hill
• 6. New ___, state of Princeton University
• 7. "Pretty Maids All in ___": 2 wds.
• 8. Put your ___ where your mouth is, idiom which means to back up your words with actions ... or something you should avoid doing literally
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