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James ___, British swimmer and Olympic gold medalist whose tough New Year resolution was “to be a bit more full of energy”

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Here you may find the answer for the clue James ___, British swimmer and Olympic gold medalist whose tough New Year resolution was “to be a bit more full of energy”, a puzzle which has intrigued many crossword enthusiasts. Solving this clue requires a sharp mind and a good grasp of vocabulary, as the answer is a word with a total of which has a total of 3 letters. This clue was last seen on December 30, 2025 in the Daily Themed Crossword December 30, 2025 Answers puzzle.

Answer:
GUY
Length: 3 letters
Vowels: 1
Consonants: 2
From Puzzle: Daily Themed Crossword December 30, 2025 Answers
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7a. First three letters, alphabet-wise
10a. Tell a false story
11a. Speed limit letters
12a. Tiger or lion's young one
13a. Unexpected problem (rhymes with "stag")
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18a. AM/FM device
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30a. "___ Save the King"
31a. Starring role in a movie
33a. All-you-can-___ (buffet sign)
34a. Screwdriver or wrench, e.g.
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39a. "How many fingers ___ holding up?": 2 wds.
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48a. Tiny diaper wearer
49a. "___ Make a Deal" (classic game show)
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26d. Boo-___ (crying sound)
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28d. "Uncle ___ Wants You!"
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38d. Laughter sounds: 3 wds.
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