"The Secret ___," Enid Blyton series about a group of kid sleuths whose mystery-solving club is only open to those who know the password Crossword Clue

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"The Secret ___," Enid Blyton series about a group of kid sleuths whose mystery-solving club is only open to those who know the password Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one
2. one of four playing cards in a deck with seven pips on the face
(adjective)
1. being one more than six

Hint 2: Clue Definition

PASSWORD (noun)
1. a secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group

Hint 3: Anagram

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

More Daily Themed Crossword (6/14/2026) Answers

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1. "Where there's a will, there's a ___"

4. School pick-up vehicle

7. "___ and Jerry," popular animated series

10. Dry as a desert

12. Event filled with discounts

13. Letters before an alias

14. Heredity unit

15. Flat-screen set with a sharper picture: Abbr.

16. Prefix with "night" to mean 12 a.m.

17. "It was a long while ___"

19. ___ Zellweger, actress from "Jerry Maguire"

21. "The Secret ___," novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, where a hidden gate leads to a magical place only for those who know where to look

24. "Wearing flip-flops to the formal event is ___-go" (not allowed): 2 wds.

25. "Te ___" (Spanish lover's declaration)

26. Grammy-nominated singer Lana ___ Rey

28. Rolls of bills

32. Chemistry experiment room, for short

33. Secret ___, mystery person who leaves gifts and unsigned love notes, only revealed to those clever enough to connect the dots

36. "I wouldn't want to ___ your thunder"

39. Big name in water filters

40. Verse starter?

41. Karaoke singer's need, for short

43. "The Secret Life of Walter ___," comedy film starring Ben Stiller, where his wildest adventures are hidden in his imagination

45. Fabric store purchase

47. Tire pressure measure (anagram of "sip"): Abbr.

48. One on a farm who goes "cock-a-doodle-doo"

50. Secret ___, off-the-record list of items at fast food joints, only available to those who are savvy enough to ask

54. ___-secret, highly confidential ... or an apt adjective for all the "secretive" theme entries in this puzzle

55. Actress Jamie ___ Curtis of “Everything Everywhere All At Once”

56. Get ___ (take revenge)

57. Ernie ___, “The Big Easy” golfer

58. Heart scan lines: Abbr.

59. Take one's breath away

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1. Dog's tail response to "Good boy"

2. "___ you still with me?"

3. "You're the ___ to my yang"

4. Like a bunch-spoiling apple

5. "U" in UV rays

7. Not wild

8. "___-dokie!" ("Sure thing!")

9. ___ Hatter, "Alice in Wonderland" character

11. Not working, as a battery

12. Gave off light, as the sun

18. Alternative to a high school diploma: Abbr.

20. "Ohhh, ___ get it!" ("It finally makes sense!"): 2 wds.

21. Counterparts of "guys"

22. "You'll need ___ for your yoga classes": 2 wds.

23. Judge's gown

27. Napkin's place, at the dinner table

29. "Stuck in ___" (going nowhere): 2 wds.

30. “I can neither confirm nor ___…

31. ___ Lanka, Asian country whose capital is Colombo

34. Garbage disposal spot

35. Hospital scans for injured athletes, perhaps: Abbr.

37. Tori ___ who sang "Caught a Lite Sneeze"

38. "Dirty ___ Secret," song by the All-American Rejects about hidden truths, best appreciated by those who know how to keep things under wraps

42. One might be rosy or dimpled

44. It may be on your side if you can wait

45. ___ as a cucumber

46. Chops off, as tree limbs (rhymes with "mops")

48. What a GPS suggests, for short

49. Everyday coffee order, for short

51. ___ Marie Saint, “On the Waterfront” actress

52. Right from the factory

53. French article

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