Puzzle solutions for Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025

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Note: Most subscribers have some, but not all, of the puzzles that correspond to the following set of solutions for their local newspaper.

CROSSWORDS

USA TODAY crossword

Play the USA TODAY Crossword Puzzle.

Sunday Los Angeles Times crossword

Sunday New York Times crossword

Sunday Premier crossword

SUDOKU

Play the USA TODAY Sudoku Game.

JUMBLE

ABSORB SANDAL WEASEL SPIFFY TWITCH THRIVE

Football games in Heaven feature quarterbacks - WHO HAVE PASSED AWAY

(Distributed by Tribune Content Agency)

Cryptoquip

IF SOMEONE DELIVERS A VITRIOLIC VERBAL ATTACK ABOUT UNHEALTHFUL FOOD INTAKE, IS THAT A DIET-TRIBE?

(Distributed by King Features)

OTHER PUZZLES

Boggle

FIG LIME DATE LEMON MANGO PEACH CHERRY TANGERINE

(Distributed by Tribune Content Agency)

Lexigo

TESTS, STATUE, EDUCATED, DEBATE, EASTER

(Distributed by Andrews McMeel)

KenKen

Scrabblegrams

7 Little Words

  1. SHRILL

  2. SOCCER

  3. TENT

  4. SALESPERSON

  5. RESIN

  6. ROOFTOP

  7. BASEBALL

(Distributed by Andrews McMeel)

Find the Words

Bathroom remodel

(Distributed by Creators Syndicate)

Kubok

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