Hi! My name is Charles and I’m a crossword puzzles aficionado. I’ve been solving crossword puzzles since a very early age and I’m glad that I’ve turned my hobby into a full-time job. Every single day you will be able to find on this site all the major crossword puzzle answers for popular publishers such as LA Times, New York Times, WSJ, Universal, USA Today and even some British crosswords like Mirror (all four), The Guardian and Independent.

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I’ve decided each single page or category to have its very own answers every single day so for example if you are stuck on today’s LA Times crossword puzzle and you cannot seem to find the solution for a specific clue, simply click on the LA Times link below and you will be redirected to the daily puzzle for that specific puzzle. I’m doing my best in solving and posting all the crossword puzzle answers every single day but in case you cannot find what you are looking for, probably I haven’t updated the site yet so check back soon.

Crossword Puzzle Answers

Here is the list of all the Daily Crossword Puzzles I’ve been working on and have posted a solution for each of them.

LA Times Crossword Answers

New York Times Crossword Answers

Wall Street Crossword Answers

USA Today Crossword Answers

Universal Crossword Answers

Why Crosswords are Good For Your Mental Health?

It has been proven scientifically that playing crossword-related puzzles not only keeps your brain sharp and active but also fights dementia and other possible brain disorders. According to an article by Metro.co.uk, you can see how doing crossword puzzles every single day can make your brain 10 years younger and this has been even backed up by well-known doctors.

Dr Doug Brown, from the Alzheimer’s Society, added: ‘We know that keeping an active mind can help to reduce decline in thinking skills.

‘This new research does reveal a link between word puzzles, like crosswords, and memory and thinking skills, but we can’t say definitively that regular ‘puzzling’ improves these skills.