People fool others on the first day of this month Crossword Clue

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People fool others on the first day of this month Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. the month following March and preceding May

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

PEOPLE (noun)
1. the common people generally
2. the body of citizens of a state or country
PEOPLE (verb)
1. fill with people
2. furnish with people
FIRST (noun)
1. the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed at first of the bases in the infield (counting counterclockwise from home plate)
2. the time at which something is supposed to begin
FIRST (adjective)
1. indicating the beginning unit in a series
2. serving to set in motion
FIRST (adverb)
1. prominently forward
2. before anything else

Hint 3: Anagram

Unscramble the letters below to solve for today's answer.
PILAR

More Daily Themed Crossword (5/4/2026) Answers

Across

1. ___ talk (coach's speech to a team at halftime)

4. "___, humbug!" (cry from Ebenezer Scrooge)

7. North Pole helper with pointy ears

10. Weed-tackling tool

11. Big brass instrument you may spot in a marching band

12. "Mamma ___! Here We Go Again" (2018 film starring Lily James)

13. Burst ___ the scene (appeared unexpectedly)

15. Puts into service

16. "You've ___ your match" ("You have tough competition")

17. Kit ___ (chocolate treat)

19. "___ New World," heavy metal song by Iron Maiden that takes its name from a dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley

24. Scarlett O'___ of "Gone With the Wind"

26. "All ___ on the Western Front," song by Elton John that takes its name from an anti-war novel by Erich Maria Remarque

27. Denver ___, NFL team that won the Super Bowl 50

31. Scanned lines on store items: Abbr.

32. "American Girl" singer ___ Petty

33. "The book covers everything from ___ Z": 2 wds.

34. On the beach

37. On a regular ___ (frequently)

39. Sushi roll eggs or an anagram of 35d

40. Liquids for quills

41. "___ and Juliet," Dire Straits song that takes its name from a Shakespearean play about star-crossed lovers

44. Corporal's superior, for short

45. Letters suggesting an alter ego

46. Chow __: noodle dish

49. "We need this now!" in the E.R.

53. Wee bit

54. "For Whom the ___ Tolls," rock song by Metallica that takes its name from an Ernest Hemingway novel set in Spain

55. Object used to perform a "Walk the Dog" trick: Hyph.

56. "Public" or "private" follower

57. Dial-up pioneer: Abbr.

58. Word after pig or bull

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1. Vietnamese noodle soup (anagram of "hop")

2. Millions and millions of years

3. "___ Sematary," punk song by the Ramones that takes its name from a horror novel by Stephen King

4. Long, yellow vehicle parked in a school lot, often

5. President Lincoln's nickname

6. Toy company that makes Monopoly and Scrabble

7. ___ Watson, "Little Women" actress

8. "Ray Donovan" actor ___ Schreiber (anagram of "veil")

9. Unavoidable destiny

11. King ___ (ancient Egyptian pharaoh, familiarly)

14. "___ dokie!" ("Alright!")

18. Ctrl and del's buddy

20. Broke into a sprint

21. Band with the hit "Barbie Girl"

22. Baby dogs

23. Like Tony Stark or Bruce Wayne

24. "The White Lotus" network: Abbr.

25. Limb with a funny bone

28. "The ___ of Amontillado," progressive rock song by the Alan Parsons Project that takes its name from a gothic tale by Edgar Allan Poe

29. Big name in elevators

30. "Help us!" letters at sea

32. Souvenir shop shirt

35. Vein fill

36. Disc-shaped vacuum cleaner from iRobot

37. Gargantuan

38. Nervous and fidgety

41. First-___ (top-quality)

42. What 14d is slang for

43. ___-to-order (specially designed)

44. NBC sketch comedy show that celebrated 50 seasons in 2025: Abbr.

47. Fair-hiring letters

48. Feeling green, perhaps

50. On ___ (where this clue isn't)

51. "Got it, captain!"

52. Bridge weight unit

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