Crostic Daily Answers - January 19, 2026
4 puzzles, 35 clues — solutions for January 19, 2026
Today's Crostic Daily Challenge
Complete answers for all 4 Crostic daily puzzles on January 19, 2026. Every clue is matched to its answer so you can check your progress or find the solution you need. Use the tables below or jump to any puzzle instantly.
Puzzle 1
9 cluesCannon, installed in Stanley Park
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Publicly support, recommend | ENDORSE |
| Small pointed tower on top of a building | PINNACLE |
| Italian city in Campania | NAPLES |
| Strike with the foot | KICK |
| Adjusted or modified | ADAPTED |
| Gradual deterioration or decline | DECAY |
| Place or fit into something | INSERT |
| Character in "Fargo" portrayed by Steve Buscemi | CARL |
| Rap or tap on a surface | KNOCK |
Puzzle 2
8 cluesEarthquake struck northeastern Japan
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Drink holder | COASTER |
| Rouge destinations | CHEEKS |
| Stir up the fire | STOKE |
| Married partners | SPOUSES |
| Type of elementary particle | QUARK |
| Highly flammable gas | PROPANE |
| Ice or roller shoe | SKATE |
| ___ Hill, actor | JONAH |
Puzzle 3
9 cluesNevus is the medical term for a mole
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Computer network provider | SERVER |
| ___ Jones, character from "Sex and the City" | SAMANTHA |
| Backwards turn of events | REVERSAL |
| ___ Dion, singer | CELINE |
| Flavorful ingredient steeped in liquid | INFUSION |
| Written by creator | AUTHORED |
| Philosopher ___ Bergson | HENRI |
| Structural elements supporting weight | STRUTS |
| ___ Osmond, American musician | MERRILL |
Puzzle 4
9 cluesKnown as the sensitive plant, Mimosa
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Dampness in air | MOIST |
| Cereal crop with edible grains | WHEAT |
| Shakespeare title character | HAMLET |
| Flower's colorful parts | PETALS |
| Sense of scent | SMELLS |
| Fictitious name, pseudonym | ALIAS |
| Indigenous inhabitants of land | NATIVES |
| Capital city of Kansas | TOPEKA |
| ___ Biles, gymnast | SIMONE |
“Cannon, installed in Stanley Park”
“Earthquake struck northeastern Japan”
“Nevus is the medical term for a mole”
“Known as the sensitive plant, Mimosa”
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Crostic is a word puzzle game that challenges players to solve interconnected clue-and-answer grids. Each daily set features 4 individual puzzles that test vocabulary, general knowledge, and lateral thinking. The Crostic daily format has become a favorite among word puzzle enthusiasts looking for a fresh challenge every day.
This page covers the January 19, 2026 puzzles with 35 total clues and solutions. Whether you are stuck on a single tricky clue or want to confirm your entire grid, every answer is organized by puzzle number in easy-to-read tables. Navigate between daily puzzles using the archive or browse popular categories for more Crostic solutions.
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