Grand Ole ___, world's longest-running weekly radio show Crossword Clue

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Grand Ole ___, world's longest-running weekly radio show Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definition

RUNNING (noun)
1. the act of participating in an athletic competition involving running on a track
2. the act of running; traveling on foot at a fast pace
RUNNING (adjective)
1. (of e.g. a machine) performing or capable of performing
2. measured lengthwise

Hint 2: Anagram

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PYRO

More Daily Themed Crossword (6/7/2026) Answers

Across

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

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

7. Boot's bottom

11. Sheep's cry

12. Null and ___ (no longer valid)

13. Serving ___ (food holder)

14. Container for cookies

15. “You can count ___!” (“I’m reliable!”): 2 wds.

16. Give stars to a movie, say

17. Mosquito's attack

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

19. "Hold on for a ___!"

20. Tater ___ (potato snack)

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

23. "Young fellow," in Scotland

24. Swiss or Austrian mountain

27. Balanced ___ (nutritionist's advice)

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

29. Bow ___ (type of neck accessory)

30. Disgusting!

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

32. "___ 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

34. Jerry's nemesis in an animated TV series

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

36. 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.

43. Speckled horse

44. Bird's wing measurement

45. Ducked, maybe

46. Actor Perlman and filmmaker Howard

47. "Get ___ of your fears"

48. ___-cold (unemotional)

49. Maiden name lead-in

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

51. “X” amount

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1. Lunchbox sandwich: Abbr.

2. Battery size for small electronics

3. BMW product

4. Comic Sans or Arial, e.g.

5. Fruit slice served with a glass of mojito

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

7. Walk like a proud peacock

8. ___-B (Hygiene brand)

9. Past the deadline, say

10. Sleep masks go over them

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

17. Seat ___ (flight safety feature)

18. Fishing pole

19. Pour out, as lava from a volcano

20. Just a ___ (slightly)

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

22. Mississippi Mud ___

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

24. Munched on some lunch

25. Make up, as an excuse

26. Liveliness

28. Skate park features

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

32. Spots for fans

33. Developer’s purchase

34. Past, present or future

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

36. Ice hockey legend, Bobby ___

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

38. Support staff?

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

41. Laptop accessories?

42. Adam and Eve's habitation

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