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Daily Themed Crossword August 14 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 14 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. Gave a meal to, sayFED
4a. Attack like a snakeBITE
8a. ___-Wan Kenobi, “Star Wars” characterOBI
11a. Large Australian bird that’s flightlessEMU
12a. ___ Clapton, singer of “Tears in Heaven”ERIC
13a. Day after Sunday, for shortMON
14a. Shoplifting, slangily (rhymes with “roosting”)BOOSTING
16a. ___-governmental organization (full form for “NGO”)NON
17a. Time gone byPAST
18a. “Wooden ___,” David Crosby song from his first album with Crosby, Stills & NashSHIPS
20a. Channel for “The Sopranos” and “The Wire”: Abbr.HBO
22a. Take to courtSUE
23a. Auditioner’s goalPART
24a. Captivate or charm with love, say (anagram of “monera”)ENAMOR
28a. Boxer Muhammad ___ALI
29a. Ponzi or phishing scheme, e.g.SCAM
32a. Eminem ___ Marshall Mathers III (alias letters)AKA
33a. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song from their album 1988 “American Dream”COMPASS
35a. “___ On,” 1970 Crosby, Stills & Nash song from their album “Deja Vu”CARRY
37a. Radar screen dot (rhymes with “clip”)BLIP
38a. Black-and-white oceanic predator that hunts in packsORCA
39a. Large, antlered herbivore in AlaskaMOOSE
42a. “Straight Outta Compton” rap group: Abbr.NWA
43a. France’s continent, for shortEUR
44a. ___ as a mule (set in one’s ways)STUBBORN
49a. Singer ___ Garfunkel who has won eight Grammy AwardsART
50a. ___ list, items to tick off while completing errands: 2 wds.TODO
51a. ___ Carangi, supermodel of the ’70s and ’80sGIA
52a. Predator’s food, sayPREY
53a. Droop or slumpSAG

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1d. Shortest month, for shortFEB
2d. Angsty rock sub-genreEMO
3d. Ike & Tina Turner or Sonny & Cher, e.g.DUO
4d. Alpha, ___, Gamma…BETA
5d. Pupil’s place, in the eyeIRIS
6d. Shade of color (rhymes with “mint”)TINT
7d. Heart test: Abbr.ECG
8d. Prefix with “present” or “potent”OMNI
9d. “Betty ___,” cartoon character of the 1930sBOOP
10d. Adventurer’s resting placesINNS
15d. Dalmatian markSPOT
18d. Great ball of fire in the skySUN
19d. “Isn’t ___ bit like you and me?” (Beatles lyrics): 2 wds.HEA
20d. Ring over an angel’s headHALO
21d. Filled to the ___ (maximum capacity)BRIM
22d. College term, for shortSEM
23d. “___-Man,” classic arcade gamePAC
25d. “I Need to Know” singer AnthonyMARC
26d. Stew-thickening veggie also known as ladies’ fingerOKRA
27d. Beam of lightRAY
29d. Event with marked-down merchandiseSALE
30d. “___: Miami” (procedural drama series): Abbr.CSI
31d. Egyptian cobraASP
34d. “Barney & Friends” network: Abbr.PBS
35d. “___ Movie,” 1971 David Crosby song from his debut solo album “If I Could Only Remember My Name”COWBOY
36d. The “A” in U.A.E.ARAB
39d. “Give ___ break!”: 2 wds.MEA
40d. “___ House,” 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song that reached NoOUR
41d. Uneaten morselORT
42d. Unclothed, as an art class modelNUDE
44d. Motor oil brandSTP
45d. Ontario’s capital, for shortTOR
46d. Old-school icons, slangilyOGS
47d. Narrow river inlet (anagram of “air”)RIA
48d. Incessantly annoyNAG

Daily Themed Crossword August 13 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 13 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. Sum upADD
4a. Weep loudly (rhymes with “crawl”)BAWL
8a. Deliberately stay away from, saySHUN
12a. Entry chargeFEE
13a. Italian port on the Adriatic sea (anagram of “rabi”)BARI
14a. ___ Del Rey, “Summertime Sadness” singerLANA
15a. On-field NFL official, for shortREF
16a. Nabisco chocolate chip cookie brand with a nautical-themed name and a candy-blast variety: 2 wds.CHIPSAHOY
18a. Nabisco sandwich cookie brand with a “Double Stuf” and “Big Stuf” varietyOREO
20a. Ripped or shredded, sayTORN
21a. Indian currency (anagram of “puree”)RUPEE
24a. “___ an accident!” (“I didn’t mean for this to happen!”): 2 wds.ITWAS
28a. Bind, as with ropeTIE
29a. The “E” of NYEEVE
30a. Pepperidge Farm cookie brand that’s marketed as “Monaco” in CanadaMILANO
33a. Little ___, McKee Foods’ cookie and cake dessert snack brand that also sponsors NASCARDEBBIE
36a. French for “soul”AME
37a. Shoe bottomSOLE
38a. Bombards with unwanted e-mails, say (anagram of “spasm”)SPAMS
41a. “___ and the Masters of the Universe,” popular animated cartoon series: Hyph.HEMAN
43a. State with Greater Cincinnati and Greater ClevelandOHIO
45a. 100-meter race, sayDASH
48a. ___ Cookies, ConAgra Foods’ cookie brand with soft and chewy frosted cookiesLOFTHOUSE
53a. Hoppy brewery offering: Abbr.IPA
54a. ___ poll (election result-predicting activity)EXIT
55a. Eminem’s “The Real ___ Shady”SLIM
56a. ___ Diesel, “The Fast and the Furious” actorVIN
57a. Greek lamb sandwichGYRO
58a. Genetic code carrier: Abbr.DNA
59a. Big Ben’s country, for shortENG

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1d. Big, bushy hairdoAFRO
2d. Doe or stag, e.g.DEER
3d. Postpone or hold off, as a payment (anagram of “freed”)DEFER
4d. News network from London: Abbr.BBC
5d. “Say ___” (dentist’s request)AAH
6d. Use a pen or a pencil, sayWRITE
7d. Plastic surgeon’s fat-removing procedure, for shortLIPO
8d. Lean like the tower in Pisa (rhymes with “plant”)SLANT
9d. “___! As if!” (disbelieving expression)HAH
10d. “One,” in SpanishUNO
11d. Old-fashioned way of saying “no”NAY
17d. ___ Lanka, Asian country whose capital is ColomboSRI
19d. “I’m sure they’ll figure ___ way” (“They’ll come up with a plan!”): 2 wds.OUTA
22d. Rolling ___ (dough-flattening tool)PIN
23d. Fair-hiring initialsEEO
25d. Spider’s trap that’s spunWEB
26d. Prefix that means “bird”AVI
27d. View or observeSEE
30d. “Live ___” (Taco Bell slogan)MAS
31d. Little tricksterIMP
32d. Actress Thompson of the “Back to the Future” trilogyLEA
33d. Anonymous Jane or John ___DOE
34d. “A Nightmare on ___ Street”ELM
35d. Necklace piece (rhymes with “mead”)BEAD
37d. “How ___ I know?!”SHOULD
39d. “In God We Trust,” for the United StatesMOTTO
40d. Librarian’s “Be quiet!”SHH
42d. Gullible or easily fooled, sayNAIVE
44d. Platform for Apple devicesIOS
46d. ___ the bottle (party game)SPIN
47d. “___ in there!” (“It’s going to be okay!”)HANG
48d. Juicy turkey pieceLEG
49d. Big name in acne medicationOXY
50d. Coniferous tree with conesFIR
51d. Lust or greed, e.g.SIN
52d. MTV ___, alternative to the VMAs: Abbr.EMA

Daily Themed Crossword August 12 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 12 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. “The good ___ days” (nostalgic times)OLD
4a. Shut with force, as a doorSLAM
8a. The ___ Jones Industrial Average (Wall Street index)DOW
11a. “The Scooby-___ Show,” ’70s animated seriesDOO
12a. Carbonated drink like Pepsi or Coke, sayCOLA
13a. Suffix with “infant” or “percent”ILE
14a. Betty Crocker snack introduced in the ’90s that had the tagline, “Ya just don’t eat, ya ___!”DUNKAROOS
17a. Car floor coveringMAT
18a. Consumed, as a snackATE
19a. Connecting or meeting point, say (anagram of “done”)NODE
21a. Empty inside, like a tree trunk, sayHOLLOW
24a. Ambient music’s Brian ___ENO
25a. Log-splitting toolAXE
26a. Ad against smoking or bullying, say: Abbr.PSA
28a. Gift of the ___ (ability to speak eloquently)GAB
31a. “___ there be light”LET
32a. Tiger Woods’ organization: Abbr.PGA
35a. ___ Hill, luxurious San Francisco neighborhoodNOB
37a. Refusals or denials, sayNOS
39a. Famous boy king of Ancient Egypt, for shortTUT
40a. “It’s never ___ late to begin!”TOO
41a. How-___ (instructional books)TOS
44a. Fruit ___ Thing, Betty Crocker fruit snack introduced in the ’90sSTRING
46a. Milk-based ’90s snack made specifically for children, also called “Yoplait Tubes”: Hyph.GOGURT
49a. Fairy tale witchHAG
50a. Lawyer’s palindromic organization: Abbr.ABA
51a. ___ Ruth, baseball legendBABE
53a. Female pigsSOWS
57a. ___ with the program (accept new ideas)GET
58a. DrIGOR
59a. Gardening toolHOE
60a. Sailor’s “yes”AYE
61a. Lipton beveragesTEAS
62a. Happened uponMET

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1d. ___ one out (misfit)ODD
2d. ___ Rawls who sang “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine”LOU
3d. Underworld boss, sayDON
4d. Woodworker’s threaded fasteners that are alternatives to nailsSCREWS
5d. British bathroomLOO
6d. “Home ___,” Christmas comedy starring Macaulay CulkinALONE
7d. ___ jar (cookie holder)MASON
8d. A ___ a dozen (not special)DIME
9d. Spanish “wave”OLA
10d. Soaking or dripping, sayWET
15d. ___-El (Superman’s real name)KAL
16d. At the summit of, sayATOP
20d. Man’s best friend, it’s saidDOG
21d. Actor ___ Holbrook of “All the President’s Men”HAL
22d. Plow pullers on a farmOXEN
23d. Jared ___, actor in “Dallas Buyers Club” and “Morbius”LETO
27d. Appropriate for a situation, sayAPT
29d. ___-dandruff shampooANTI
30d. Godsend or blessing, sayBOON
33d. Fruit ___, Betty Crocker fruit snack introduced in the ’90s that came in many flavorsGUSHERS
34d. “___ boy!” (congratulatory expression)ATTA
36d. Marshy areaBOG
38d. Nickname lying between the letters “R” and “V”STU
42d. Sugarless chewing gum from the Wrigley company re-launched in 2001ORBIT
43d. Theater platformSTAGE
45d. Some NFL blockers: Abbr.RGS
46d. Lady ___, “Bad Romance” singerGAGA
47d. Follow instructionsOBEY
48d. Garden entranceGATE
52d. ___ constrictor (big snake)BOA
54d. Unit of resistanceOHM
55d. “Wednesday’s child is full of ___”WOE
56d. “Ready, ___, go!”SET

Daily Themed Crossword August 11 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 11 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. Magician’s vanishing sound effect (rhymes with “goof”)POOF
5a. Genetic messenger molecule: Abbr.RNA
8a. Crust formed on a wound, saySCAB
12a. ___ Kendrick, “Up in the Air” actressANNA
13a. “Cured” burger meatHAM
14a. Ancient Roman attireTOGA
15a. Biting insect that targets prey by sensing their body heatMOSQUITO
17a. “Rise of the Planet of the ___,” 2011 science fiction filmAPES
18a. African antelope with a beardGNU
19a. The Cincinnati ___ (MLB team)REDS
20a. Wrestling name for Dwayne Johnson: 2 wds.THEROCK
23a. “Frozen” queenELSA
26a. ___-friendly (good for the environment)ECO
27a. Cloud’s placeSKY
30a. Fish commonly served smoked, which has the ability to see infrared lightSALMON
33a. Computer expert, slangilyTECHIE
35a. ___ Winehouse, singer of “Rehab”AMY
36a. Fishing stickROD
38a. Damage on a car, as from a minor collisionDENT
39a. Loud reactions at a haunted house, maybeSCREAMS
42a. Obi-___ Kenobi who mentors Luke SkywalkerWAN
44a. Flight connection wordVIA
45a. Met ___ (major fashion event)GALA
46a. Freshwater fish commonly kept as a pet, which has the ability to see infrared and ultraviolet lightGOLDFISH
51a. Cow productMILK
52a. Second day of the work week, for shortTUE
53a. ___ Driver who starred in “House of Gucci”ADAM
54a. Eyelid swellingSTYE
55a. Suffix for “drunk” to mean a person that drinks a lot of alcoholARD
56a. Faucets or spigotsTAPS

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1d. Actress Anderson of “Baywatch,” fondlyPAM
2d. Yoko ___, John Lennon’s loveONO
3d. Carry-___ (like luggage you can bring into the airplane)ONS
4d. Website help section: Abbr.FAQ
5d. ___ Falls, popular Swiss waterfallRHINE
6d. “Planet Earth” or “Our Planet” subjectNATURE
7d. “Te ___” (“I love you,” in Spanish)AMO
8d. Tony ___, Robert Downey Jr.’s “Iron Man” roleSTARK
9d. Deal with something difficult (rhymes with “hope”)COPE
10d. Like fine wine or cheeseAGED
11d. Freshwater or seawater fish with a striped variety, which has dichromatic visionBASS
16d. Cry of disgustUGH
20d. Tim ___ (Australian cookie brand)TAM
21d. Month after September, for shortOCT
22d. Private college in Cedar Rapids (anagram of “eco”): Abbr.COE
23d. “That,” in SpanishESA
24d. On the ___ (fleeing)LAM
25d. Crafty, as a foxSLY
27d. “___ Will Be Loved” (Maroon 5 song)SHE
28d. Next of ___ (relatives)KIN
29d. “Have you met him ___?” (question from an eager friend, maybe)YET
31d. J.R.RORC
32d. “Neither here ___ there”NOR
34d. You could insert them into Walkmans: Abbr.CDS
37d. Consume eagerly, as foodDEVOUR
39d. Limbless, slithering reptile, some groups of which can sense infrared thermal radiationSNAKE
40d. Had the flu, say (word hidden in “jailed”)AILED
41d. ___ Hatter, “Alice in Wonderland” characterMAD
42d. “Time and tide ___ for none”WAIT
43d. Comrade in battle, sayALLY
45d. Baseball executives: Abbr.GMS
46d. “___: San Andreas” (best-selling Rockstar video game): Abbr.GTA
47d. Low-___ dairy productsFAT
48d. Boise’s state, for shortIDA
49d. Liquid from a treeSAP
50d. ___ Queen Elizabeth (Royal Navy Ship): Abbr.HMS

Daily Themed Crossword August 10 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 10 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. Swiss mountain, sayALP
4a. 1963 Paul Newman film (anagram of “duh”)HUD
7a. Airport rideCAB
10a. Title for Elton JohnSIR
11a. ___ Headey who portrayed Cersei Lannister on “Game of Thrones”LENA
12a. Prepare to be photographed, as a modelPOSE
13a. Go downhill on a snowy slopeSKI
14a. The Phantom of the Opera’s nameERIK
15a. Thorny Valentine’s Day flowerROSE
16a. Number starting a countdown, on New Year’s EveTEN
17a. “My Neighbor ___,” 1988 Studio Ghibli movie about two sisters and a magical forestTOTORO
19a. Sin, ___, and tan (trigonometry terms)COS
21a. Pilot’s touchdown approximation, say: Abbr.ETA
22a. Length x breadth, for a rectangleAREA
24a. “___ Auto” (former Volkswagen slogan)DAS
25a. Home to starfish and squidSEA
28a. Easter eggs holderBASKET
31a. “___ Moving Castle,” 2004 Studio Ghibli movie about a milliner cursed by a witchHOWLS
33a. Visitors from space, perhaps: Abbr.ETS
34a. Roth ___ (savings plan): Abbr.IRA
36a. “Hell ___!” (teen’s excited affirmation)YEAH
37a. Did a 10K, sayRAN
38a. Podded legumePEA
39a. “___ of the Fireflies,” 1988 Studio Ghibli movie that portrayed the struggle of two siblingsGRAVE
43a. Place for an exfoliation treatmentSPA
45a. Texter’s “Didn’t need to know that!”: Abbr.TMI
48a. Folk tales and old storiesLORE
49a. “Spirited ___,” 2001 Studio Ghibli movie that follows a young girl’s attempt to save her parentsAWAY
50a. Organ with waxEAR
51a. Actor Epps who played Eric Foreman on “House”OMAR
52a. Hair goo in a salonGEL
53a. Reuben breadRYE
54a. “Dracula” actor ___ LugosiBELA
55a. Mineral sourceORE
56a. Far from cloud nine?SAD

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1d. CEO’s helper, for shortASST
2d. Facebook’s thumbs-upLIKE
3d. “___ Mononoke,” 1997 Studio Ghibli movie that explores the conflict between humans and naturePRINCESS
4d. One who saves the day, in a comic bookHERO
5d. The “U” in U.S.A.UNITED
6d. North ___, U.SDAKOTA
7d. Dove’s soundCOO
8d. Braying animalASS
9d. Spelling contest insectBEE
11d. “___ get ready to rumble!”LETS
12d. Quid ___ quo (“Favor for a favor”)PRO
18d. Itchy skin outbreakRASH
20d. Acorn-bearing treeOAK
22d. “Honest” president Lincoln, fondlyABE
23d. One who blabs to the cops, in mafia lingoRAT
25d. Knitted winter garmentsSWEATERS
26d. “She,” in PortugueseELA
27d. ___ Ketchum, “Pokemon” protagonistASH
29d. Ireland, to the IrishEIRE
30d. “The ___ La La Song” (song by The Banana Splits)TRA
32d. Santana’s “___ Como Va”OYE
35d. The “A” in Q&AANSWER
38d. “___ attention, class!” (teacher’s plea)PAY
39d. Rounded semi-liquid lump, say (rhymes with “blob”)GLOB
40d. Colosseum’s cityROME
41d. Asia’s disappearing ___ SeaARAL
42d. Actress ___ Farmiga of “The Conjuring”VERA
44d. Lacking colorPALE
46d. ___ Angelou, “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” authorMAYA
47d. Enraged (anagram of “dire”)IRED
49d. “Give it ___” (attempt): 2 wds.AGO

Daily Themed Crossword August 09 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 9 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. “Just a ___” (little bit)TAD
4a. Hack off, as branchesLOP
7a. Tai ___ (Chinese martial art)CHI
10a. Pale ___ (bar order)ALE
11a. “Days of ___ Lives,” popular soap operaOUR
12a. Soda containerCAN
13a. “___ of Brothers,” 2001 war drama miniseries created by Steven Spielberg and Tom HanksBAND
15a. Hog’s havenSTY
16a. “Heads up!” on a business envelope: Abbr.ATTN
17a. “At ___, soldier!”EASE
19a. “Army ___,” military drama series starring Brian McNamara and Wendy DavisWIVES
20a. Smartphone actionTAP
21a. 500 sheets of paper, sayREAM
23a. “Welcome to my humble ___…”ABODE
25a. “S” in GPSSYSTEM
29a. Vowels that sound like “I owe you”IOU
30a. Shape that can be found within “architecture”ARC
32a. Victorian or Renaissance, for oneERA
33a. Postman’s delivery, for shortLTR
34a. Programmer ___ Lovelace who worked alongside Charles BabbageADA
35a. Desert’s fertile spotOASIS
37a. Sailor’s “Hello!”AHOY
38a. Netherlands languageDUTCH
39a. “12 O’Clock ___,” military drama series starring Frank Overton and Paul BurkeHIGH
41a. Capitol Hill VIP, for shortSEN
42a. Marrow site, in the bodyBONE
43a. Salmon eggsROE
45a. Fruity pastryTART
49a. Santa’s diminutive helperELF
50a. “Kings & Queens” singer MaxAVA
51a. ___ Paulo, world’s 4th largest city by populationSAO
52a. Prefix with “thermal” for a type of energyGEO
53a. Gadot of “Justice League”GAL
54a. Energize, with “up”AMP

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1d. “Put it on my ___” (words heard at a bar, maybe)TAB
2d. Pie ___ mode: 2 wds.ALA
3d. Lion’s lairDEN
4d. At a ___ of words (dumbstruck)LOSS
5d. Opposite of “inner”OUTER
6d. Inquire nosilyPRY
7d. ATM video surveillance equipment: Abbr.CCTV
8d. Antonym of “love”HATE
9d. Countryside retreatsINNS
14d. “The Walking ___,” AMC zombie seriesDEAD
16d. Objectives or aspirations, sayAIMS
18d. Tailless primateAPE
19d. “No ___!” (“Not happening!”)WAY
20d. “___ of Duty,” military drama series starring Tony Becker and Ramon FrancoTOUR
22d. Upper-left PC keyESC
23d. Feel unwellAIL
24d. Suffix with “chat” for a computer program you can talk toBOT
26d. ___ tube (chemistry lab essential)TEST
27d. ___ Forman from “That ’70s Show”ERIC
28d. War comedy-drama starring Alan Alda and Mike Farrell that is based on Richard Hooker’s eponymous novelMASH
30d. “And now, without further ___…”ADO
31d. ___ of hopeRAY
34d. Satisfied spa sighAHH
35d. “___ to a Nightingale” (John Keats creation)ODE
36d. Mother’s sister, to youAUNT
37d. What an archaeologist estimates, for a relicAGE
39d. What a donut has but muffin doesn’tHOLE
40d. The “I” in FYI, for shortINFO
41d. Flippered aquatic mammalSEAL
42d. “___, borrow, steal”BEG
43d. ___ doll (homemade doll, perhaps)RAG
44d. Zoology class “eggs”OVA
46d. Cute ___ button: 2 wds.ASA
47d. Ewe’s love interest?RAM
48d. Spinning toyTOP

Daily Themed Crossword August 08 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 8 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. Solar system’s fireballSUN
4a. “To ___ is human, to forgive divine”ERR
7a. “Lah-di-___!”DAH
10a. “So far ___ can tell…”: 2 wds.ASI
11a. Stocking’s tipTOE
12a. ___-Wan Kenobi who called himself Ben to hide from the EmpireOBI
13a. Baseball play when a batter is awarded first base after receiving four “balls”WALK
15a. ___ the dots, simple puzzle type with numbered dotsCONNECT
17a. “What can ___ for you?”: 2 wds.IDO
20a. “The ___ of Pooh,” Benjamin Hoff book about an Eastern belief systemTAO
21a. Target or Bloomingdale’s, e.g.STORE
23a. Purple-hued smoothie berryACAI
27a. Baseball’s “lumber”BAT
29a. “On ___ Majesty’s Secret Service” (1969 James Bond film)HER
30a. Unofficial baseball statistic that measures the effectiveness of a relief pitcherHOLD
31a. Nigeria’s continent, for shortAFR
32a. NHL great Bobby ___ORR
34a. ___ de Janeiro, Brazilian city founded in 1565RIO
35a. Flower of one’s eye?IRIS
37a. Quaker’s healthy breakfast offeringOATMEAL
40a. ___ of appreciation (small act of kindness)TOKEN
42a. “All ___!” (courtroom instruction)RISE
43a. Opposite of “enter”EXIT
45a. Distress call from a sinking shipSOS
46a. ___ rap (angsty genre for Lil Peep and Juice Wrld)EMO
48a. Lake ___, fourth largest Great LakeERIE
50a. ___ run, baseball score also called a “four-bagger” or a “big fly”HOME
54a. “___ and what army?”YOU
55a. ___-de-four (hemisphere-shaped vault)CUL
56a. Small battery typeAAA
57a. Tonsillitis-treating doctor: Abbr.ENT
58a. Cartoon shriekEEK
59a. DecomposeROT

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1d. Toothed carpenter’s toolSAW
2d. Minneapolis’ country: Abbr.USA
3d. “Zero,” in a soccer matchNIL
4d. “And so on, so forth,” for shortETC
5d. Plant anchorROOT
6d. Actress Sofer of “The Bold and the Beautiful”RENA
7d. Stag’s mateDOE
8d. First three letters in a kindergarten tuneABC
9d. Baseball statistic for when a batter safely reaches first base after hitting the ball into the fieldHIT
14d. Model airplane purchaseKIT
16d. Biblical ark skipperNOAH
18d. Play-___ (tot’s clay toy)DOH
19d. Cookie-themed name for a black-and-white catOREO
21d. Baseball batter swings and misses three pitches, saySTRIKEOUT
22d. Margin of ___ (possibility for mistakes)ERROR
24d. Earth’s hottest partCORE
25d. Inter ___ (among other things)ALIA
26d. Celebrated or aspirational figure, sayIDOL
27d. Worm on a hook, e.g.BAIT
28d. Jimi Hendrix hairdoAFRO
33d. Bring up, as a childRAISE
36d. HBO’s “___ and the City”SEX
38d. General ___ (chicken dish on a Chinese menu)TSO
39d. Mosquito net materialMESH
41d. Nephew’s sisterNIECE
44d. “T,” on a certain type of testTRUE
46d. Organ with a lash and a lid?EYE
47d. “Dreaded” work week-starting day, for shortMON
49d. Of the same ___ (of the same type)ILK
51d. Gondolier’s needOAR
52d. China’s ___ ZedongMAO
53d. Finish, as a saladEAT

Daily Themed Crossword August 07 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 7 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

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1a. “It ___ a pleasure meeting you!”WAS
4a. Little nuisance creatorIMP
7a. Month after February, for shortMAR
10a. Dadaist sculptor Jean ___ARP
11a. “___ la la!”OOH
12a. “We Own The Night” actress ___ MendesEVA
13a. “Larger than ___,” 1999 Backstreet Boys song written as a “thank you” to their fansLIFE
15a. Norway’s capital and largest cityOSLO
16a. “The Emperor’s ___ Groove,” animated Disney filmNEW
17a. Instagram upload, for shortPIC
19a. “___, Brute?” (Caesar’s line): 2 wds.ETTU
21a. “___ of My Heart,” Backstreet Boys song that earned a Grammy nomination in 2002SHAPE
23a. Mama pigSOW
24a. Constrictor sometimes kept as a petBOA
25a. Clumsy sortOAF
27a. Zion Church lettersAME
30a. In need of medicines, sayILL
31a. Genetic evidence, perhaps: Abbr.DNA
32a. Scotch’s partner, in a simple cocktailSODA
34a. Trendy protein sourceTOFU
36a. “You can’t get ___ of me that easily!”RID
39a. Stimpy’s pal, in an animated TV seriesREN
40a. Six-pack contents?ABS
43a. “___ Night” (Christmas carol)SILENT
45a. Let the tears come?WEEP
46a. Virgo precederLEO
47a. “Wow, you’re ___ roll!”: 2 wds.ONA
49a. “As Long As You ___ Me,” 1997 Backstreet Boys song that was certified platinum in multiple countriesLOVE
51a. In the thick ofAMID
55a. Review poorly, as a moviePAN
56a. Something you might tell to avoid punishment?LIE
57a. Pixar’s lost fishNEMO
58a. Nostalgic hashtag on some Instagram posts, say: Abbr.TBT
59a. Bottom row PC keyALT
60a. “___ Me the Meaning of Being Lonely,” Backstreet Boys’ song that earned a Grammy nomination in 2001SHOW

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1d. ___-Mart Stores, IncWAL
2d. “Side to Side” singer Grande, fondlyARI
3d. Letters on a beachgoer’s lotionSPF
4d. Siri’s platformIOS
5d. Beauty marks on the face, perhapsMOLES
6d. ___ finish (like a very close finish to a race)PHOTO
7d. Restaurant’s food cardMENU
8d. “___ Maria” (hymn)AVE
9d. Not cooked at allRAW
14d. Anti-pollution organization: Abbr.EPA
15d. Pacific or Arctic, e.g.OCEAN
18d. Apple’s discontinued music deviceIPOD
20d. “___ the night before Christmas…”TWAS
21d. ___ trip (travel by oneself)SOLO
22d. Six, for a dozen?HALF
24d. Chomped down onBIT
26d. Miles and miles awayFAR
28d. “___ than That,” 2001 Backstreet Boys song from their fourth album “Black & Blue”MORE
29d. Biblical paradiseEDEN
33d. Aesop’s “The ___ and the Grasshopper”ANT
35d. Dubai’s federation: Abbr.UAE
37d. ___ of Man (British crown dependency)ISLE
38d. ___ hard fan (extremely loyal)DIE
41d. Supermodel ___ HadidBELLA
42d. Go bad?SPOIL
44d. Bank offeringsLOANS
45d. “I ___ It That Way,” 1999 Backstreet Boys song that topped the chart in over 25 countriesWANT
47d. Make a pick, with “for”OPT
48d. Slap the cuffs on?NAB
50d. Pet healer, for shortVET
52d. Unimpressed reactionMEH
53d. “Here’s what I think,” in a text message: Abbr.IMO
54d. Publishing firm ___ Jones & CompanyDOW

Daily Themed Crossword August 06 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 6 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

For more Daily Themed Crossword Solutions go in the homepage.

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1a. Adolescent’s skin breakoutACNE
5a. Water-cooling cubeICE
8a. Polite and palindromic form of address for a ladyMAAM
12a. Thieves’ hangoutLAIR
13a. Opposite of “positive,” for shortNEG
14a. Cleveland’s stateOHIO
15a. Elsa’s sister, in “Frozen”ANNA
16a. I have keys, but no locksKEYBOARD
18a. Tennis court dividersNETS
19a. One of ten, in a bowling alleyPIN
20a. “He said, ___ said”SHE
21a. Palo ___, California city bordering Los Altos HillsALTO
23a. Moo goo ___ panGAI
26a. Puerto ___ (Caribbean island)RICO
28a. The Red PlanetMARS
29a. Soccer ___ (involved parent)MOM
32a. Mountain ___ (soft drink)DEW
33a. I am always moving, but never get tiredEARTH
34a. I am always on the dinner table, but you don’t get to eat mePLATE
36a. Tissue paper layerPLY
37a. Actor ___ Kelly from “Singin’ in the Rain”GENE
38a. “You’ve got mail” companyAOL
39a. Free app pop-ups, for shortADS
41a. I am easy to lift but hard to throwFEATHER
46a. “Family Guy” teen voiced by Mila KunisMEG
48a. Light bulb unitWATT
50a. ___ model (source of inspiration, perhaps)ROLE
51a. “___ you going to finish that?”ARE
52a. Had breakfastATE
53a. ___ materALMA
54a. One ___ customer (sign next to a free sample, maybe)PER
55a. On a ___ with (equal to)PAR
56a. Like some excusesPOOR

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1d. The ___ Parsons Project, “I Wouldn’t Want to be Like You” bandALAN
2d. Walking sticksCANES
3d. ___ grade (High school freshman’s grade)NINTH
4d. I can help you remove your mistakes, but I lose a bit of myself in doing soERASER
5d. Fountain pen liquidINK
6d. One grade below “B,” phoneticallyCEE
7d. Land of pharaohs and pyramidsEGYPT
8d. I have craters, but I’m not a volcanoMOON
9d. Shout of discoveryAHA
10d. Hot-___ balloonAIR
11d. Stylish, in the ’60sMOD
17d. High school class that teaches you about DNA, for shortBIO
21d. Card that can be 1 or 11, in blackjackACE
22d. Keep a ___ profile (avoid attracting attention)LOW
23d. NeedlefishGAR
24d. Edvard Munch’s “The Scream,” e.g.ART
25d. Suffix that means “sort of”ISH
27d. Chemical suffix with “cyan” or “brom”IDE
28d. Fifth monthMAY
29d. Car’s fuel economy figure: Abbr.MPG
30d. Spanish soccer chantOLE
31d. Cashier’s supervisor, at a chain storeMANAGER
33d. Jazz queen ___ Fitzgerald who sang “Cheek to Cheek”ELLA
35d. ___ Talks (inspiring videos)TED
36d. Yeats or Keats, e.g.POET
38d. “…lived happily ever ___…”AFTER
40d. Face ___ (app that switches faces)SWAP
42d. Rat catcherTRAP
43d. Prefix with “gram” for a projected 3-D imageHOLO
44d. High-voiced “Sesame Street” MuppetELMO
45d. ___-view mirrorREAR
46d. I have lakes but no water, mountains but no rocks, cities but no buildingsMAP
47d. “Before,” to a bardERE
49d. “Go ___ snail’s pace” (go very slowly): 2 wds.ATA

Daily Themed Crossword August 05 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 5 2023 Answers were just published after we played around with it and solved today’s puzzle in a timely matter. This puzzle special in the sense that everyday it allows you to play with a different theme hence the name Daily Themed Crossword. The clues are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.

For more Daily Themed Crossword Solutions go in the homepage.

Across

1a. Outdated music storage devices: Abbr.CDS
4a. “___, humbug!”BAH
7a. Texter’s giggle: Abbr.LOL
10a. French “yes”OUI
11a. Suffix with “cray” for an arts supplies companyOLA
12a. Longtime Notre Dame coach ___ ParseghianARA
13a. ___ and turn (move restlessly)TOSS
15a. Cowboy’s footwearBOOT
16a. Use a needle and thread, saySEW
17a. Prefix with “puncture” or “pressure”ACU
19a. The first “N” in CNNNEWS
21a. “The Way of the ___,” 1972 martial arts film starring Bruce Lee and Chuck NorrisDRAGON
24a. Miracle-___ (gardener’s choice)GRO
25a. Hit and ___ (type of car accident)RUN
26a. Roleplaying game with wizards, warriors and more: Abbr.DND
28a. Thick with greenery, like the AmazonLUSH
32a. Yellowstone deer, also called “Wapiti”ELK
33a. Pirate’s “patched” organ?EYE
34a. “Buy one get one ___” (supermarket promotion, maybe)FREE
35a. “Good Guys ___ Black,” 1978 martial arts film starring Chuck NorrisWEAR
37a. Elbow’s limbARM
40a. ___ everything on the line (put at risk)LAY
41a. “___ Baba and the Forty Thieves”ALI
44a. First ___ emergency kitAID
46a. “The ___ Man,” 2000 TV action film starring Chuck Norris and Dylan NealPRESIDENTS
50a. Cookie jar topperLID
51a. Butcher’s stockMEAT
52a. “The Lady with the ___” (nickname for Florence Nightingale)LAMP
56a. Math subject that may be “linear” or “Boolean,” for shortALG
57a. Faux ___ (red carpet blunder, maybe)PAS
58a. “Future Nostalgia” singer LipaDUA
59a. Maiden name lead-inNEE
60a. Devious, like a foxSLY
61a. Banned pesticide: Abbr.DDT

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1d. Portable camp bedCOT
2d. Simon and Garfunkel, e.g.DUO
3d. Female sibling, for shortSIS
4d. Peek-a-___BOO
5d. Sing-___ (community singing event)ALONG
6d. Lover’s antithesis (anagram of “heart”)HATER
7d. Glasgow galLASS
8d. Miner’s loadORE
9d. Attorney’s fieldLAW
14d. Droop, as an old couchSAG
15d. Furry hopperBUNNY
18d. “___ of Silence,” 1985 crime action film starring Chuck Norris as a police sergeantCODE
20d. “Lone ___ McQuade,” 1983 Western starring Chuck Norris as a Texas RangerWOLF
21d. Fictional detective NancyDREW
22d. ___ of thumb (guiding principle)RULE
23d. Paul ___ who sang “Put Your Head On My Shoulder”ANKA
27d. Narcotics watchdog: Abbr.DEA
29d. Web browser entry that may start with “https://”: Abbr.URL
30d. Vast expanse of salty waterSEA
31d. “___ Jude,” song by the BeatlesHEY
36d. Dorm supervisors, say: Abbr.RAS
38d. Go on and on and onRANT
39d. Cambridge STEM school: Abbr.MIT
42d. Walks with difficulty, like DrLIMPS
43d. “In an ___ scenario…” (perfect)IDEAL
45d. High-speed broadband lettersDSL
46d. “Sounds like a ___!” (“Count me in!”)PLAN
47d. Anger, with “up”RILE
48d. Sharp part of a knifeEDGE
49d. Not challenging at allEASY
53d. Put five and five togetherADD
54d. Pigpen substanceMUD
55d. ___ on the backPAT