CodyCross September 1, 2026 Daily Answers
Both daily grids for this date — 63 midsize and 32 small clues.
EnglishMidsize Crossword — 63 Clues
| # | Clue | Answer | Letters | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | "An __ may well destroy a whole dam" | ANT | 3 | |
| #2 | "Do what I say, or __!" | ELSE | 4 | |
| #3 | "Nasty" Nigel, Popstars judge | LYTHGOE | 7 | |
| #4 | 2023 French crime thriller film, __ Shadow | IN HIS | 6 | |
| #5 | 70s singing clan of Crazy Horses | OSMONDS | 7 | |
| #6 | Accessory on stage for actors | PROP | 4 | |
| #7 | Acronym for too much information | TMI | 3 | |
| #8 | All-points bulletin | APB | 3 | |
| #9 | An enduring work of art or literature | CLASSIC | 7 | |
| #10 | Breathing out word when relaxing | AAH | 3 | |
| #11 | Brothers who sang Summer Breeze in the 70s | ISLEY | 5 | |
| #12 | Cat-like reaction to spiteful remark | MIAOW | 5 | |
| #13 | Common word that goes before nouns | THE | 3 | |
| #14 | Creator of autobiographical show Insecure | ISSA RAE | 8 | |
| #15 | Diverted river that cleansed the Augean stables | ALPHEUS | 7 | |
| #16 | Documenters of the events of the year | ANNALISTS | 9 | |
| #17 | Exchanges training blows with a fellow boxer | SPARS | 5 | |
| #18 | Exclamation in fright | EEK | 3 | |
| #19 | Feeling of compassion or pity for someone | SYMPATHY | 8 | |
| #20 | Flat breakfast food served with syrup | PANCAKE | 7 | |
| #21 | Form of expression or technique for execution | MODALITY | 8 | |
| #22 | Francophone term for shepherd's pie, Pâté __ | CHINOIS | 7 | |
| #23 | Grains used by Quaker | OATS | 4 | |
| #24 | Hair style inspired by a horse's hindquarters | PONYTAIL | 8 | |
| #25 | Hogwarts castle in Northumberland | ALNWICK | 7 | |
| #26 | House of __, famed for its Imperial Easter eggs | FABERGE | 7 | |
| #27 | Howard __, Texas tycoon played by Di Caprio | HUGHES | 6 | |
| #28 | Initialism for out of office | OOO | 3 | |
| #29 | It accompanies "and the City" in a TV series | SEX | 3 | |
| #30 | Italian company type, like an LLC | SRL | 3 | |
| #31 | More light-coloured | PALER | 5 | |
| #32 | Nothing is __ but death and taxes | CERTAIN | 7 | |
| #33 | Oh, __ is me! | WOE | 3 | |
| #34 | Organ that's all the better to see you with | EYE | 3 | |
| #35 | Possessive determiner, no apostrophe | ITS | 3 | |
| #36 | Protein that joins with myosin in muscle cells | ACTIN | 5 | |
| #37 | Reaching up to the same level as one's middle | WAIST HIGH | 10 | |
| #38 | Relating to animals | BESTIAL | 7 | |
| #39 | Relationship partner with great qualities is a __ | CATCH | 5 | |
| #40 | Relaxation location, often with hot springs | SPA | 3 | |
| #41 | Reporter who went around the world in 72 days | BLY | 3 | |
| #42 | Return on investment, in short | ROI | 3 | |
| #43 | Short for a known carrier airline of South Africa | SAA | 3 | |
| #44 | Short for highway | HWY | 3 | |
| #45 | Short name for desktop computers | PCS | 3 | |
| #46 | Small belching sound made after drinking | HIC | 3 | |
| #47 | Soap ingredient derived from ash | LYE | 3 | |
| #48 | Sound system company advertised before movies | THX | 3 | |
| #49 | Surgical birth | CESAREAN | 8 | |
| #50 | The Last Jedi's central female character | REY | 3 | |
| #51 | The opposite of no | YES | 3 | |
| #52 | Three letters that stand for Oklahoma City | OKC | 3 | |
| #53 | Three letters to indicate distress | SOS | 3 | |
| #54 | Tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds | PAPAYA | 6 | |
| #55 | Type of snake; loud noise | RATTLE | 6 | |
| #56 | Units of paper for copy machines | REAMS | 5 | |
| #57 | Unspecified number or degree | NTH | 3 | |
| #58 | Weigh anchor | SET SAIL | 8 | |
| #59 | Welsh word for valley | CWM | 3 | |
| #60 | Whichever thing | ANY | 3 | |
| #61 | World leaders, for short | PMS | 3 | |
| #62 | __ Picnic; Moscow open-air festival held each July | AFISHA | 6 | |
| #63 | __ and hers | HIS | 3 |
Small Crossword — 32 Clues
| # | Clue | Answer | Letters | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Abbreviation for an audio signal boosting device | AMP | 3 | |
| #2 | Asian capital founded by Spaniards | MANILA | 6 | |
| #3 | Breakfast food that has a lattice design | WAFFLE | 6 | |
| #4 | China's abbreviation for the renminbi | RMB | 3 | |
| #5 | Christmas carols | NOELS | 5 | |
| #6 | Common insects | ANTS | 4 | |
| #7 | Congress group with same legislative goals | CAUCUS | 6 | |
| #8 | Constructed | BUILT | 5 | |
| #9 | Describes someone with good ethical values | MORAL | 5 | |
| #10 | Dr. Remy Hadley on House, __ Wilde | OLIVIA | 6 | |
| #11 | Ehlers-Danlos syndromes | EDS | 3 | |
| #12 | Escaped quickly | FLED | 4 | |
| #13 | Figure of speech, “Will it play in __” | PEORIA | 6 | |
| #14 | French phrase, goes before "mode" | A LA | 4 | |
| #15 | Hair or beard netting; or woollen hat-scarf combos | SNOODS | 6 | |
| #16 | Historical remains of an ancient building | RUINS | 5 | |
| #17 | Large, blundering and clumsy person | OAF | 3 | |
| #18 | Lavatories, in old-fashioned English | WCS | 3 | |
| #19 | Letters indicating time zone in London | GMT | 3 | |
| #20 | Loose ones sink ships | LIPS | 4 | |
| #21 | Mathematical group of numbers | SET | 3 | |
| #22 | Middle Eastern dish, means "wrapped" in Turkish | SARMA | 5 | |
| #23 | Most common online domain ending | COM | 3 | |
| #24 | North American freshwater game fish | TROUT | 5 | |
| #25 | Paddled while sitting in a boat with pointed ends | CANOED | 6 | |
| #26 | Pedestrian's preferred mode of travel | AFOOT | 5 | |
| #27 | Pinch __, cookbook series based on popular blog | OF NOM | 6 | |
| #28 | Remains of a fire | ASH | 3 | |
| #29 | Songwriter and Fleetwood Mac member Christine | MCVIE | 5 | |
| #30 | Titular Avatar in The Last Airbender | AANG | 4 | |
| #31 | To store in a safe and secret place | STASH | 5 | |
| #32 | What a sieve catches | LUMPS | 5 |
September 1, 2026 — How the Grids Break Down
These are the CodyCross daily crosswords for September 1, 2026, a Tuesday. The game publishes two grids every day — a quick small puzzle and a longer midsize one — and this page carries both, 95 clues in total. The longest answer across the pair is WAIST HIGH at 10 letters.
The daily crosswords sit entirely outside the world-and-group structure of the main game: finishing them does not advance your world progress, and they use their own clue pool. They also lean harder on general knowledge than the themed worlds do, so the letter count shown on each row is often the fastest way in — match the length first, then the meaning.
Neighbouring dates are linked below, and the full daily archive holds 2,010 dates. For the main game, the world index covers 108 worlds and 10,716 puzzles.
Dailies Around Sep 1
September 1, 2026 — Questions
What are the CodyCross daily answers for September 1, 2026?
What is the difference between the small and midsize grids?
Does the daily crossword reset?
Where can I find another date?
3 Tips for CodyCross
The board is the whole puzzle
Every answer is built from what the level actually shows you and nothing else. Counting that first rules out most of what comes to mind, which is quicker than trying words and being rejected.
Place the longest answer first
Long answers use up the awkward letters and leave a set that spells the short ones out for you. Starting long is consistently faster than sweeping for three-letter words.
Neighbouring levels are the best hint
Difficulty climbs gradually rather than in jumps, so the levels either side of a hard one reuse its patterns. They are more useful than any hint the game sells you.
How to Solve a CodyCross Level
The order that clears a board fastest.
Read what you are given
Letters, tiles or clues — count them before you start. That constraint is the strongest filter you have.
Anchor with the answers you are sure of
Each confirmed answer narrows the ones it touches, so the easy entries are worth the first minute.
Work outwards
Follow the chain from what you have placed rather than jumping around the board.
Verified Answers, Not Guesses
How we verify these answers
Every answer on this page is read from the game's own puzzle data rather than retyped from another site, and is checked against what the board actually provides — so nothing listed can use a letter the level does not give you. The counts shown are computed from the stored data, not typed in by hand.
Reviewed by Priya Raghunathan, Word Games Editor at Puzzle Solved. The full checking routine is in the methodology, and the standards every page is held to are in the editorial policy.
Last checked — Sep 4, 2026