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"You Can ___ Me Al," 1986 Paul Simon hit inspired by a party where he was mistakenly referred to as "Al" — Daily Themed Crossword Answer
This clue appeared in the October 13 2025 Daily Themed Crossword. The answer is below, with its letter count.
The answer
CALL
4 letters
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Where this clue appears
October 13 2025
Daily
Daily Themed Crossword October 13 2025
CALL
Use a telephone
CALL
4
Ring on the phone
CALL
4
Give a ring?
CALL
4
"Hurry, ___ 911!" (words in an emergency)
CALL
4
Video ___, on-screen chat which was a prediction by the "Back to the Future" sequel in 1989 that came to life
CALL
4
Use a telephone
CALL
4
"The ___ of the Wild," short adventure novel by Jack London about a pet dog who has to survive the frozen wilderness along the Yukon Trail
CALL
4
"___ me Ishmael," opening line of the book "Moby-Dick"
CALL
4
Use a telephone
CALL
4
"Better ___ Saul," American crime drama series starring Bob Odenkirk that aired its final season in 2022
CALL
4
"___ Me Maybe," pop song by Carly Rae Jepsen that turned ten years old in 2021
CALL
4
"___ My Agent!," comedy series starring Camille Cottin that's set in Paris
CALL
4
"Don't ___ your foot in your mouth" ("Don't do anything embarrassing")
PUT
3
Summertime home-cooling appliances: Abbr.
ACS
3
From head to ___ (all over the body)
TOE
3
China's continent
ASIA
4
Day after Wednesday, for short
THU
3
Elbow's site
ARM
3
Short snoozes
NAPS
4
___ of the tongue (something said by mistake)
SLIP
4
Yoga class need
MAT
3
Your furry companion
PET
3
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