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William Shakespeare’s “Much ___ About Nothing”

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Here you may find the answer for the clue William Shakespeare’s “Much ___ About Nothing”, 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 13, 2025 in the Daily Themed Crossword December 13, 2025 Answers puzzle.

Answer:
ADO
Length: 3 letters
Vowels: 2
Consonants: 1
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4a. Closest pal: Abbr.
7a. Angelina Jolie starrer "Mr. & ___ Smith"
10a. Words of consent at an altar: 2 wds.
11a. White as a ghost
12a. Winning tic-tac-toe line, perhaps
13a. Hammer or screwdriver, e.g.
15a. Beams of sunlight
16a. "At this instant!"
17a. Miner's haul
19a. Casual top worn with jeans, usually
21a. Sudden voltage increase (anagram of "urges")
24a. "___, meeny, miney, moe ..."
25a. Burnt to a ___ (completely burnt)
26a. Report ___, progress report on your academic performance that you'd hide until you'd worked up the courage to show it to your parents
27a. Traveler's stop by the roadside
28a. ___ favor ("please" in Spanish)
29a. They are confessed in confessionals
33a. Horse's home
36a. "___ many cooks spoil the broth"
37a. Alligator kin, for short
38a. Secret ___, private journal full of your secret crushes and dreams, that was carefully hidden from parents and prying siblings
40a. Train track part
41a. "I threw away my golf shoes when I got a hole in one," e.g.
42a. "Sneakers" actor Kingsley
43a. ___ letters, handwritten notes from a secret admirer that you'd hide away in between the pages of your books so no one could find them
46a. Swanky transport to prom, for short
50a. Like most prime numbers
51a. Debate position that's not "against"
52a. Where most people live?
53a. Game ___, Nintendo's handheld game console that you'd hide away so you wouldn't be caught playing during study time
54a. Winter illness that spreads easily
55a. "Do you ___ to go for a walk?"

Down

1d. "Just a little ___" (small amount)
3d. Slimy, sticky stuff
4d. Sheep's cry
5d. "No-___ zone" (where planes or drones are not allowed)
6d. Cause increasing bitterness (rhymes with "pester")
7d. Pocket ___, allowance earned for completing chores that was carefully hidden away where no one would find it
8d. Australian hopper with a pouch, for short
9d. "You reap what you ___"
11d. ___-school (school for tots)
14d. Large blocks of wood seen near a fireplace
18d. Gym workout unit, for short
20d. Make ___ meet (just manage)
21d. ___-fi ("Dune" genre)
22d. Vessel found in the word "burn"
23d. ___ Tin Tin (canine superstar)
24d. "Me and ___ and the Dying Girl" (2015 comedy-drama)
26d. Corn eater's leftover
28d. "___-Man," arcade video game
30d. "Give ___ little time" ("Be patient"): 2 wds.
31d. Neither's partner
32d. Vegan kind of milk
33d. Lead-in to "Lanka"
34d. Fee for roads and bridges, say
35d. End of a university's URL
37d. Sweet treat that you'd secretly hide away, hoping no one would find your chocolate collection
39d. Sister-___ (spouse's sister): Hyph.
40d. Make over completely, from scratch
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42d. Move up and down, like a buoy
44d. ___ the record (confidential)
45d. Audio control button on a remote, for short
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48d. What a clock's big hand measures, for short
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