Daily Pop Crossword Answers for May 7, 2026 (Thursday) DPC Clues Solutions

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Daily Pop Crossword 05/7/26, Thursday Answer Release, check May 5 Daily Pop crossword puzzles clues with solution list Crossword Clue- The Daily Pop crossword is a popular puzzle game that is specially pop-culture-inspired ( like movies, celebrities, TV shows, music, current events,.. etc.) and available in Android & iOS platform . Today puzzles were created by PuzzleNation team. On this page, we listed all Daily Pop Crossword answers & clues ( May 7, 2026), all solved and unsolved clues with answers solution archive and complete instructions about how to play, Daily Pop Across clues answers and Daily Pop Down clues Crossword puzzles daily.

Daily Pop crossword puzzle answers Today 5/7/2026- Clue Solver

Today puzzles were created by team of experienced constructors . Crossword puzzles have earned their devoted fans throughout these decades, who solemnly dedicate their time to crack solve the puzzle using clues. So here we come with correct answers to all cross clues puzzles with a solutions list. Also, check (Daily Pop App Crossword Archive All clues & Answer)

Game Name Daily Pop crossword – DPC
Developer PuzzleNation
Plateform iOS and Android
Daily Pop Crossword answer status Released
Date 05/7/2026
Day Thursday
Daily Pop crossword Available on Playstore / Appstore

*Daily Pop crossword clues with answers added today

Daily Pop Crossword today answers (Thursday, May 5 2026)

Here we mentioned the all-word answers Today. The clues are given below is in the order they appeared. This page is updated on a daily basis so don’t forget to visit daily and check the correct answers of today Daily Pop crossword puzzles 2026. All the Daily Pop crossword solution lists have been tested by our team and are 100% correct.

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Daily Pop Crossword May 7, 2026 Answers with solutions- ACROSS Clue

  • 1A – Org. that promotes pet adoption (Abbr.): SPCA
  • 5A – Write (down) on paper: JOT
  • 8A – “Video Killed the Radio ___” (first music video aired on MTV): STAR
  • 12A – Shortened word in some school names: PREP
  • 13A – Poem of homage: ODE
  • 14A – Dance performed in grass skirts: HULA
  • 15A – 1970 hit song by the Kinks: LOLA
  • 16A – Big letters in campgrounds: KOA
  • 17A – Chopped down: AXED
  • 18A – No. 1 song by 45-Across from 35-Across that won the 1989 Single of the Year Academy of Country Music Award (3 wds.): ABETTERMAN
  • 21A – Former quarterback Tim who was the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy: TEBOW
  • 22A – Family reunion attendee: NIECE
  • 26A – No. 1 song by 45-Across from 35-Across (2 wds.): WALKINAWAY
  • 30A – Word before “color” or “white”: OFF
  • 33A – Big galoot: OAF
  • 34A – Before, poetically: ERE
  • 35A – Album by 45-Across featuring the singles 18-Across and 26-Across that won the 1989 Album of the Year Academy of Country Music Award (2 wds.): KILLINTIME
  • 40A – Bar seat: STOOL
  • 41A – “Star Wars” mastermind George: LUCAS
  • 45A – 18-Across, 26-Across, and 35-Across country singer who won four 1989 Academy of Country Music Awards, including Top Male Vocalist (2 wds.): CLINTBLACK
  • 49A – Couch potato’s place: SOFA
  • 52A – Mattel product: TOY
  • 53A – “It’s him ___” (romantic triangle ultimatum) (2 wds.): ORME
  • 54A – Boat framework: HULL
  • 55A – Fareed Zakaria GPS network: CNN
  • 56A – TV musical comedy that ended in 2015: GLEE
  • 57A – Text updates from a rideshare driver, briefly: ETAS
  • 58A – Part of a giggle: HEE
  • 59A – 2015 World Series-winning manager Ned: YOST

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Daily Pop Crossword May 7, 2026 Answers with solutions- DOWN Clue

  • 1D – Tomato-hitting-the-floor sound: SPLAT
  • 2D – Space exploration vehicle: PROBE
  • 3D – TMZ subject, for short: CELEB
  • 4D – “Trainwreck” director Judd: APATOW
  • 5D – One may begin “Knock knock”: JOKE
  • 6D – Air freshener target: ODOR
  • 7D – Iggy Azalea song with the lyric “I got me / And that’s all I need”: TEAM
  • 8D – “The Woman in Me” singer Twain: SHANIA
  • 9D – Groom’s wedding suit, for short: TUX
  • 10D – The “tan” in a black and tan: ALE
  • 11D – Cool!: RAD
  • 19D – Defunct airline whose slogan was “Up, up and away”: TWA
  • 20D – “Barbara ___” (1965 Beach Boys hit song): ANN
  • 23D – One of Bo-peep’s charges: EWE
  • 24D – Monopoly game piece: CAR
  • 25D – Part of a storm or a needle: EYE
  • 27D – Chaney of old horror films: LON
  • 28D – Actress Dennings of “WandaVision”: KAT
  • 29D – “___ Ruled the World” (Nas song featuring Lauryn Hill) (2 wds.): IFI
  • 30D – Stamps of approval, for short: OKS
  • 31D – In good physical shape: FIT
  • 32D – Progressive Insurance spokeswoman: FLO
  • 36D – Hometown folks: LOCALS
  • 37D – Chicago’s state (Abbr.): ILL
  • 38D – World Series org. (Abbr.): MLB
  • 39D – Funeral speech: EULOGY
  • 42D – Monte ___ (gambling mecca): CARLO
  • 43D – Pinnacles: ACMES
  • 44D – Shooting sport with clay targets: SKEET
  • 46D – Bug bite symptom: ITCH
  • 47D – ‘__ of your business!’: NONE
  • 48D – Actress Daly of “Cagney & Lacey”: TYNE
  • 49D – The Police’s “Every Little Thing ___ Does Is Magic”: SHE
  • 50D – Not in: OUT
  • 51D – Orlando’s state: Abbr.: FLA

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