USA TODAY Crossword · 66-Across · 4 letters
Pixar fish whose name is Latin for "no one" USA TODAY Crossword clue
Editorially reviewed September 14, 2026
Answer · 4 letters
NEMO
NEMO satisfies both parts of the clue: it names the Pixar fish and matches the Latin word for no one. The clue asks for the character's name, not the fish species or an English translation to enter in the grid.
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Pixar's Finding Nemo page identifies Nemo as Marlin's son, while Ohio State's Latin teaching material defines nemo as no one or nobody. The character reference and the language reference therefore converge on N-E-M-O. Knowing only a different Pixar fish would not satisfy both parts.
Enter the name, not the translated phrase
The answer is NEMO, not NOONE or NOBODY. Those English words explain the Latin clue, but they are not the requested character's name. The Latin word is a pronoun; in the film, the same spelling functions as a proper name. That difference does not change the four-letter grid entry.
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66-Across in USA TODAY Crossword puzzle for September 14, 2026.
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