Universal Crossword January 22 2026 Answers (1/22/26)

Our Universal Crossword January 22, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Universal Crossword is a syndicated crossword that is published across different apps and websites each day. It is created with a focus on clarity and simplicity, making it a great choice for both experienced and casual solvers.

Universal Crossword January 22, 2026 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Enormous: Prefix
5A	Like sows and does
11A	The Magic School ___ (Ms. Frizzle's vehicle)
14A	Voting group
15A	"I've moved on"
16A	Small business?
17A	Verdi opera set in Egypt
18A	Anatomical layer with photoreceptors
19A	___ Grande
20A	Pro billiard player's opening?
22A	Statue of liturgy
23A	Knee part, in brief
25A	Permit
26A	"How nice!"
28A	Poseidon's kingdom
30A	87 and 89, e.g.
32A	Pro golfer's putt?
34A	Greek letter shaped like Poseidon's trident
35A	"I've caught you red-handed!"
36A	Nintendo Switch forerunner
39A	Pro baseball player's strike?
45A	Sleep mask, shades, etc.
47A	Steamy chai, say
48A	Made headway
49A	Shout at a futbol game
50A	Desire of a Japanese merchant?
51A	Not new
52A	Daydream
56A	EGOT winner Brooks
57A	Pro volleyball player's smash?
61A	Undeveloped flower
62A	Lao or Thai
63A	Something hard to swallow, perhaps?
64A	Word with "black" or "special"
65A	"G'bye!"
66A	Smartphone symbols
1D	CEO's degree, commonly
2D	Manning of NFL fame
3D	"Take care now!"
4D	Purple berry
5D	Show restraint
6D	Tennis star Chris who won 18 Grand Slam titles
7D	Dole (out)
8D	Solo such as "Habanera"
9D	Provides the URL of
10D	Greek H
11D	It's subpar!
12D	Groups that call strikes
13D	Give a tongue-lashing
21D	Pure joy
22D	"My suspicions are confirmed!"
23D	Bank convenience, in brief
24D	British fellow
27D	It was once an acorn
29D	Graduate student's allowance
30D	None of the above
31D	Holey shoe
33D	Couch
37D	___-bitty
38D	Slurpee relative
40D	She's a sheep
41D	Floral symbol of love
42D	Feature of a 41-Down
43D	Field for a future official, for short
44D	Solo of "Star Wars"
45D	Relax
46D	Investors' returns
48D	Cajun stew
49D	Davis of "A League of Their Own"
53D	Wiesel who wrote "Night" and later became a knight
54D	Time to give someone a 41-Down, in brief
55D	"Suh-weet!"
57D	Liquid fuel, despite its name
58D	What Princess Buttercup never said during her marriage to Prince Humperdinck
59D	Barbie's bae
60D	They're staffed by MDs

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