Roman emperor with a namesake wall

Published by Naitik Mehta · January 11, 2026

Stuck on the clue Roman emperor with a namesake wall from the New York Times Daily for January 11, 2026? We have the correct 7-letter answer, including the definition, alternative hints, as well as other answers from the same crossword. Ready to learn more about this clue?

Clue

Roman emperor with a namesake wall (7)

Answer

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The answer to Roman emperor with a namesake wall is Hadrian (7 letters).

Why does Hadrian fit this clue?

This is a direct definition clue where 'Roman emperor with a namesake wall' points straight to HADRIAN. Hadrian was a Roman emperor who ruled from 117 to 138 AD and is one of the most celebrated rulers of the empire. The 'namesake wall' is Hadrian's Wall, a massive stone fortification built across northern Britain starting around 122 AD to mark and defend the northern frontier of Roman territory. The wall stretches roughly 73 miles from the Solway Firth in the west to the River Tyne in the east, and it remains one of the best-preserved Roman structures in the world.

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This clue appeared as 6-down in the New York Times Daily on January 11, 2026, by Dylan Schiff, edited by Will Shortz. See all answers for this puzzle.

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The New York Times Daily for January 11, 2026 titled “It's All Greek” was published by Dylan Schiff and has 140 clues. Curious about all the answers from this crossword puzzle? View all answers here.

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1DTake to the cleaners (6)2DClass with frogs (6)3DDressy clothes (6)4DPoint of view (5)5DFiling pro (3)6DRoman emperor with a namesake wall (7)7DHits Ctrl+Z to fix (6)8DError message on a Blu-Ray display (6)9DBenedict Arnold's offense (7)10DPractice witchcraft on (3)11DBirthstone after opal (5)12DFilled with activity (5)13DMushroom often added to cream sauces (5)14DInherently (5)17DIn the air (5)18D___ Gala (3)19DWay off in the distance (4)20DClassical Greek precinct with a noted oracle (4)23DImagine (7)29DRandall who created the webcomic "xkcd" (6)31DSharpen (4)32D___-Magnon (3)33DApt name of 12 popes (4)36DFelt someone's pain (10)38DPrank of doorbell ringing and running (9)40DGradually entering, as a hot tub (10)41DModern social media craze (8)43DMelodic way of speaking (9)44DTurn off (8)45DLess laissez-faire (8)46DCutter with teeth (3)47DMake an enemy of (8)48DIdentifies digitally? (8)49DPart of the Horn of Africa (7)50DPerfect condition (8)52DThrow out (7)54DLeaf-turning mo. (3)56DPut in stitches (5)58DSubject of an R.S.V.P. (5)61DTiny amount (3)63D"Absolutely!" (3)69DTough H.S. classes (3)73DHosp. surgical sites (3)75D"You've gotta be kidding!" (6)78DSwan song (7)80DMononymous singer who popularized "New Celtic" music (4)83D"Baloney!" (4)85DBirth name of Che Guevara (7)87DComputer addresses, for short (3)88DLight bulb measure (7)90DSwirling currents (6)92DIntelligent sea mammal (5)93DComposer of the "Raindrop" prelude (6)94DHow china is often sold (6)95DShort adventure tales (6)96DBarely manages to get through (6)97DGoes up against (5)98DBeast domesticated by the Incas (5)99DLongtime TV personality Regis (5)100DTomato product (5)101DCulture medium (4)102DCountry singer Loretta (4)104D"Survivor" group (5)107DGreek letter that resembles an "I" atop an "O," as seen eight times in this puzzle (3)110DJerk (3)112DPeriod in the periodic table (3)

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The answer has 7 letters: Hadrian.

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