___ Benes, "Seinfeld" character whose signature phrase "Yada yada yada" you can borrow to skip the boring parts of a story Crossword Clue

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___ Benes, "Seinfeld" character whose signature phrase "Yada yada yada" you can borrow to skip the boring parts of a story Crossword Answer

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CHARACTER (noun)
1. a formal recommendation by a former employer to a potential future employer describing the person’s qualifications and dependability
2. a person of a specified kind (usually with many eccentricities)
CHARACTER (verb)
1. engrave or inscribe characters on
SIGNATURE (noun)
1. a distinguishing style
2. the sharps or flats that follow the clef and indicate the key

More Daily Themed Crossword (4/15/2026) Answers

Across

1. Calamine lotion target

5. "I've ___ it up to here with you!"

8. ___ Vegas, Nevada

11. Clevelands state

12. Scrabble piece

13. "By This River" musician Brian ___ (anagram of "eon")

14. ___ and fuzzy feeling

15. ___ fail (embarrassing moment)

16. “One day ___ time”: 2 wds.

17. Organ which helps in listening to music

19. Sheldon ___, "The Big Bang Theory" genius whose signature phrase "Bazinga!" you can borrow to cap a successful prank

21. Former Vice President, Kamala ___

24. Directional suffix with “north” or “east

25. __-friendly (green)

26. Prefix with "natal" for a hospital unit

28. Living room seater

32. Ridley ___ who directed "The Martian"

34. Crosswalk user, for short

37. Family room to relax in

38. "Stop staring ___!": 2 wds.

39. ___-mo (video speed for some pranks, perhaps)

40. Cousin from "The Addams Family"

41. Tidal partner of "flow"

44. Sports or concert venues

46. Michelle ___, "Full House" kid whose signature phrase "You got it, dude!" you can borrow to signal cheerful agreement

49. "___ proud of you!": 2 wds.

50. Smelter's raw material

51. Car buyer’s financial aid, perhaps

53. Spanish eight

57. LA Galaxy's organization: Abbr.

58. Wedge in a mojito

59. ___ Tribbiani, "Friends" flirt whose signature phrase "How you doin'?" you can borrow to charm someone across the room

60. Automated account targeted by CAPTCHA

61. Swiss skier's view, maybe

62. Slanted typeface for short

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Down

1. Column's partner, on a spreadsheet

2. "Found it!" expression

3. Knights title

4. ___ Simpson, "The Simpsons" dad whose signature phrase "D'oh!" you can borrow when you want to react to a spectacularly silly mistake

5. ___ hop (music genre)

6. "___ in Wonderland" (children's fantasy novel)

7. Home ___ (interior design)

8. Year with an extra day

9. Poker-starting stake

10. Glide, like an eagle

12. Brusque and to the point (rhymes with "verse")

18. "___ No Mountain High Enough" (Marvin Gaye song)

20. Roll-___ (certain deodorants)

21. "For ___ jolly good fellow ...": 2 wds.

22. You can open one at a bank, for short

23. Motel offering

27. Military word after "special" or "black," for short

29. Anthony Hopkins role in "Thor"

30. Greek cheese used in salads

31. Colony insects

33. One aged between 13 to 19, say

36. Nickelodeon's explorer with a monkey buddy

42. Edward’s love in “Twilight

43. Toaster oven setting (rhymes with "coil")

45. Smiley face in a text, e.g.

46. Mummy's resting place

47. Folk singer Guthrie

48. Bird's abode

52. Volume-boosting box, at a concert

54. Foldable barrack bed

55. Isn't ___ bit like you and me? (Beatles lyric): 2 wds.

56. Olive ___, Popeye's girl

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