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Daily Themed Crossword August 27 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 27 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. Soup-holding vesselPOT
4a. Blue expanse above the horizonSKY
7a. Reduce to paste, as potatoesMASH
11a. Suffix with “gran” to give a nutty snackOLA
12a. Card game where your turn may be “Skipped”UNO
13a. Frozen drink brand that aptly sounds like “icy”ICEE
14a. Ear buildupWAX
15a. Oinking animalPIG
16a. Plant that provides shade..TREE
17a. Flame-extinguishing rescue team memberFIREFIGHTER
21a. State of intense angerIRE
22a. App Store platformIOS
23a. Diminishes, as the tideEBBS
26a. Dadaist Jean ___ARP
27a. ___ farewell (said “goodbye”)BID
30a. Spouted vessel used to boil water: 2 wds.TEAKETTLE
33a. Single-stranded genetic messenger: Abbr.RNA
34a. ___ Taylor, retail chain for womenANN
35a. Limb you can hug withARM
36a. Fail’s opposite, in an examPASS
37a. Black-and-white safari sightingZEBRA
39a. Residue on a smoker?ASH
41a. “Sesame Street” segment that’s hosted by a red Muppet: 2 wds.ELMOSWORLD
46a. ___ test (app’s trial run)BETA
49a. Commit perjuryLIE
50a. “We’re on ___ way”OUR
51a. Grandiose, heroic poem, sayEPIC
52a. ___ Lovelace of early computingADA
53a. “Chairman” ___ ZedongMAO
54a. Satellite signal receiverDISH
55a. “Have you eaten ___?”YET
56a. Itty-bitty baby dogPUP

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1d. Punch sound, in the comicsPOW
2d. “Frozen” snowmanOLAF
3d. Hail-able and hire-able rideTAXI
4d. ___ Bowl (NFL league champion-deciding game)SUPER
5d. Cutting tool in the kitchenKNIFE
6d. ___ Bear, Boo Boo Bear’s buddyYOGI
7d. Oven glovesMITTS
8d. Ranch-measuring land unitACRE
9d. Clairvoyant with a crystal ball (rhymes with “jeer”)SEER
10d. ___-haw (braying syllables)HEE
18d. “Enter at your own ___” (words of warning)RISK
19d. Madonna’s “Material ___”GIRL
20d. “I ___ so!” (“Fingers crossed!”)HOPE
23d. Pilot’s educated guess: Abbr.ETA
24d. Mercedes-___ (luxury wheels brand)BENZ
25d. ___ of one’s existence (cause of misfortune)BANE
26d. Money-dispensing machine: Abbr.ATM
27d. Cupped undergarmentBRA
28d. Opposite of “outs”INS
29d. “___ Kapital,” Karl Marx workDAS
31d. The ___ of Sandwich (noble title)EARL
32d. London streetcar, sayTRAM
36d. Vietnamese soup with rice noodlesPHO
38d. Sandy vacation spotBEACH
39d. “Step ___!” (“Move!”)ASIDE
40d. Exercise-induced perspirationSWEAT
42d. Procter & Gamble beauty brandOLAY
43d. Effortless win, say (anagram of “prom”)ROMP
44d. Hawaiian feast with poi and pokeLUAU
45d. ___ in the bucket (very small amount)DROP
46d. Place for pillow talkBED
47d. Prefix with “Pen,” to someone with allergiesEPI
48d. “___ the season to be jolly…”TIS

Daily Themed Crossword August 26 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 26 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. Go from ___ to worseBAD
4a. Do business with a bookieBET
7a. Mouth boneJAW
10a. “I promise, you’ll ___ the day you met me!” (threatening words)RUE
11a. ___ hygiene (dentist’s concern)ORAL
13a. Kimono accessoryOBI
14a. “Do you want an apple ___ banana?” (question at breakfast, maybe): 2 wds.ORA
15a. Met ___, Anna Wintour’s annual eventGALA
16a. Farmer’s crop-eating annoyance, sayPEST
17a. Spicy nacho dipSALSA
19a. Isaac’s eldest son, in the BibleESAU
21a. URL ender for a charityORG
23a. ___ Gable and Carole Lombard, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in 1932’s “No Man of Her Own”CLARK
27a. Princess’s royal residenceCASTLE
30a. Unrestrained retail therapy, saySPREE
31a. ___ Mail, world’s largest email provider, onceAOL
32a. Clumsy, graceless sortOAF
34a. English cathedral city in CambridgeshireELY
35a. Spencer ___ and Katharine Hepburn, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in “Desk Set”TRACY
38a. Fast food chain that sells footlong sandwichesSUBWAY
41a. Concert hall or arena, e.g.VENUE
42a. “Stay ___ to yourself!” (“Always believe in you!”)TRUE
43a. Apt animal for a farmer who’s an AriesRAM
45a. Update the decor of, as a bedroomREDO
48a. ___ Newman and Joanne Woodward, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in “The Long, Hot Summer”PAUL
51a. Heaps and heaps: 2 wds.ALOT
54a. Music genre with a melancholic vibeEMO
56a. High-strung or jittery, sayEDGY
57a. Food truck food in a shellTACO
58a. Mend, as ripped jeansSEW
59a. Homer Simpson’s annoyed cryDOH
60a. Rockies unit, for shortMTN
61a. Bar, bed, and breakfast place?INN

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1d. Nintendo’s “Super Mario ___”BROS
2d. Spiritual glowAURA
3d. Distribute, as cardsDEAL
4d. Humphrey ___ and Lauren Bacall, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in “Key Largo”BOGART
5d. “It’s the end of an ___!”ERA
6d. “The Handmaid’s ___” (Margaret Atwood novel)TALE
7d. ___ Jonas, brother of Nick and Kevin JonasJOE
8d. “Crunchy” stomach muscles, for shortABS
9d. Wisdom’s partnerWIT
12d. “Fear and Loathing in ___ Vegas,” 1998 filmLAS
16d. Orange juice bits, sayPULP
18d. Sailor’s “Help me!” pleaSOS
20d. Heat-beating appliances: Abbr.ACS
22d. Day-___ Color CorpGLO
24d. Geometric or geographic topicAREA
25d. ___ on (count on)RELY
26d. Lock openerKEY
27d. Heart of an apple?CORE
28d. Actor Rickman who played Hans GruberALAN
29d. Middle ___ (region with the Arabian peninsula)EAST
31d. Dune-rider’s off-road transport: Abbr.ATV
33d. Cat feature that’s brushedFUR
36d. ___ fries (spiral-shaped fries)CURLY
37d. Supportive response from a Senator?YEA
39d. Richard ___ and Elizabeth Taylor, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in “Cleopatra”BURTON
40d. ___ hours (night hours that sound “small”?)WEE
44d. Pilates class needMAT
46d. ___ Arnaz and Lucille Ball, yesteryear Hollywood couple who co-starred in “I Love Lucy”DESI
47d. Foreboding sign, sayOMEN
48d. ___-Xing (street sign)PED
49d. Fuss or botherADO
50d. Cry similar to “Ick!”UGH
52d. On the ___ (skipping town)LAM
53d. Month for all things Halloween, for shortOCT
55d. “I’m my ___ worst enemy”OWN

Daily Themed Crossword August 25 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 25 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. ___ like fine wine (gracefully grow old)AGE
4a. ___ card (phone chip that lets you make calls): Abbr.SIM
7a. “Caught ya!” cryAHA
10a. Pageant queen’s accessorySASH
12a. Colorful Japanese fishKOI
13a. “Doggy ___,” container for leftover foodBAG
14a. “Let ___ dogs lie,” idiom for avoiding unnecessary troubleSLEEPING
16a. Subject with plant and human anatomy, for shortBIO
17a. “i” or “j” topperDOT
18a. ___ gun, device to catch speedersRADAR
21a. Set in a straight line, sayALIGN
24a. Bonobo or gibbon, e.g.APE
25a. “Dog-___,” idiom for someone who’s extremely exhaustedTIRED
26a. “You can’t teach an old dog new ___,” idiom describing how hard it is to change habitsTRICKS
30a. “You,” to a FrenchmanTOI
31a. Former NASA astronaut ___ JemisonMAE
33a. “Pfft! You wish!”HAH
34a. Question’s counterpart, for shortANS
35a. Prince ___ in Shakespeare’s “Henry IV, Part 1”HAL
36a. “It’s ___ -win situation” (deadlock): 2 wds.ANO
37a. Address visited by web surfers: Abbr.URL
38a. Hurled, as a ball during a game of fetchTHREW
40a. “On a short ___,” dog-related idiom for something that’s under strict supervisionLEASH
44a. “Gold,” in SpanishORO
45a. Breadmaker’s applianceOVEN
46a. “The dog ate my ___,” stereotypical excuse given by studentsHOMEWORK
51a. Brazil’s neighbor with Macchu PicchuPERU
52a. “___ Longoria: Searching for Mexico” (CNN series hosted by the namesake actress)EVA
53a. “I march to the beat of my own ___”DRUM
54a. Nose-in-the-air person, saySNOB
55a. Grandmama, to a BritNAN
56a. Burning desires?YENS

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1d. It hee-hawsASS
2d. ___ pal (female bestie)GAL
3d. Suffix with “Vietnam” or “Siam”ESE
4d. “SNL” stapleSKIT
5d. Particle with a “+” or “-” charge, sayION
6d. Fly south for the winter, like some birdsMIGRATE
7d. “Knowing Me, Knowing You” Swedish pop groupABBA
8d. “___ of the dog,” idiom for alcohol used to cure a hangoverHAIR
9d. “Four score and seven years ___…”AGO
11d. Barrier made of bushes (rhymes with “wedge”)HEDGE
15d. Water body with lily pads, perhapsPOND
19d. Fourth month, for shortAPR
20d. Opus ___ (“Work of God,” in Latin)DEI
21d. “___ girl!” (“Great job!”)ATTA
22d. Wild cat with a wild maneLION
23d. Spring flower with showy petalsIRIS
27d. Burn a bit, on the grillCHAR
28d. “___ and Abel” (Jeffrey Archer novel)KANE
29d. Dog and pony ___, highly promoted, over-the-top event, slangilySHOW
31d. Damage, as a surfaceMAR
32d. “___ bark and no bite,” dog-related idiom for someone who’s just talkALL
35d. “Say what now?”HUH
38d. Italian “three”TRE
39d. Cowboy’s greeting, perhapsHOWDY
40d. Prunes, as tree limbsLOPS
41d. “Why do I ___ bother?”EVEN
42d. Prefix with “Smith” for the rock band that sang “Sweet Emotion”AERO
43d. Rudely ignoreSNUB
44d. Muscat’s landOMAN
46d. Female farm fowlHEN
47d. “Eggs,” to a marine biologistOVA
48d. You can mine me?ORE
49d. ___-of-the-mill (ordinary)RUN
50d. Metric marathon measures: Abbr.KMS

Daily Themed Crossword August 24 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 24 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. Month after July, for shortAUG
4a. Capture, as a criminalNAB
7a. White House assistantAIDE
11a. Hazardous haze over city streets, saySMOG
13a. The “A” in ETA, for shortARR
14a. “___ of the above” (option in an MCQ test, maybe)NONE
15a. Cover with asphalt, as a roadPAVE
16a. ___ eye to eye (agree with each other)SEE
17a. Daniel ___ and Daniel Scheinert, 2023 Oscar-winning directors of “Everything Everywhere All At Once”KWAN
18a. Organization that cares about slam dunks and rebounds: Abbr.NBA
20a. Simba’s friend-turned-loverNALA
22a. ___ bargain (negotiated agreement in court)PLEA
24a. Run out of steam, as a batteryDIE
25a. “An ___ Goodbye,” James Martin starrer that won the 2023 Oscar for Best Live Action Short FilmIRISH
26a. ___-o’-shanter, Scottish headwearTAM
27a. Fireplace woodLOG
30a. Beaver’s stick-y creation?DAM
31a. Wrestler’s goal, on the matPIN
32a. Company’s stock market introduction: Abbr.IPO
33a. Seaman’s “yes”AYE
34a. Workout place where people bring protein shakes, for shortGYM
35a. “___ Talking,” drama film that won the 2023 Oscar for Best Adapted ScreenplayWOMEN
37a. Taxi charge, sayFARE
38a. “Humble” place of residenceABODE
39a. Country with Damascus and AleppoSYRIA
41a. Feminine suffix with “lion” or “host”ESS
42a. Actor ___ James of “The White Lotus”THEO
43a. ___ Yeoh, 2023 Oscar for Best Actress winner for “Everything Everywhere All at Once”MICHELLE
48a. Actor Penn with a pair of OscarsSEAN
49a. Texter’s “If you ask me…”: Abbr.IMO
50a. Dove or Dial bar?SOAP
51a. ___ ways (say goodbye)PART
52a. Actor Aykroyd of “Ghostbusters”DAN
53a. Aerated drinkSODA

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1d. Egyptian member of the Viper familyASP
2d. “___ Thurman,” song by Fall Out Boy dedicated to the namesake actressUMA
3d. https://www.cia.___ (Federal URL ender)GOV
4d. Organization with Mars rovers: Abbr.NASA
5d. “Where ___ you?”ARE
6d. ___ Fraser, 2023 Oscar for Best Actor winner for “The Whale”BRENDAN
7d. Commonly sprained jointANKLE
8d. Hawkeye State with three vowels in its nameIOWA
9d. Forensic evidence in a crime investigation, perhaps: Abbr.DNA
10d. “Nighttime,” in poetryEEN
12d. Units of inheritanceGENES
19d. “___, humbug!” (anti-Christmas cry?)BAH
21d. Sharpshooter’s assetAIM
22d. “Eat ___ Love” (2010 Julia Roberts film)PRAY
23d. “Zesty” margarita garnishLIME
25d. Boise’s state, for shortIDA
26d. What a clock showsTIME
27d. Long, luxurious car, for shortLIMO
28d. Opinionated newspaper column: Hyph.OPED
29d. “Going, going, ___!” (auctioneer’s words, maybe)GONE
31d. Great ___ of Giza, UNESCO World Heritage Site in EgyptPYRAMID
34d. Moo goo ___ panGAI
35d. Do the dishes, sayWASH
36d. ___ over (constantly think about or fixate on)OBSESS
37d. “All Quiet on the Western ___,” film that won four Oscars at the 2023 Academy AwardsFRONT
39d. ___ butter (skincare ingredient)SHEA
40d. Length between two birthdaysYEAR
41d. Subject that studies inflation, for shortECON
42d. Small measurement of soy sauce, for shortTSP
44d. “___ big fan!”: 2 wds.IMA
45d. Londoner’s washroom, informallyLOO
46d. Wee Scottish boyLAD
47d. Water pollution watchdog: Abbr.EPA

Daily Themed Crossword August 23 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 23 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. ___-mo (video replay speed)SLO
4a. Sphere on top of a scepter, sayORB
7a. “Hold on a ___!” (“Wait!”)SEC
10a. Beer serving size, at a pubPINT
12a. “Skip to my ___, my darlin’…”LOU
13a. She : English :: ___ : PortugueseELA
14a. Palo ___, California city named after a redwood treeALTO
15a. Telepathic ability: Abbr.ESP
16a. Little troublemaker, sayIMP
17a. “___ Rock,” sitcom starring Dwayne Johnson that is based on his lifeYOUNG
20a. ___ to (similar to)AKIN
22a. “Stop, drop, and ___” (fire safety advice)ROLL
24a. Facts and figures, for shortINFO
26a. German “Oh!”ACH
29a. ___ Speedwagon, rock band named after a truckREO
30a. ___ of the crime (location)SCENE
32a. Caviar, essentiallyROE
33a. Military mealMESS
35a. Flat-screen TV option: Abbr.LCD
36a. “___ Your Enthusiasm,” semi-autobiographical sitcom created by and starring Larry DavidCURB
38a. Exchanged, as goodsTRADED
41a. Robert Frost or Robert Burns, e.g.POET
43a. “Mouth watering!”YUM
44a. Drought-stricken, as a desertARID
47a. Said, as a goodbyeBADE
50a. “___ Hates Chris,” semi-autobiographical sitcom created by and narrated by Chris RockEVERYBODY
54a. ___ Santiago, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” characterAMY
56a. Group of whales (anagram of “mag”)GAM
57a. “___ Maria” (“Hail Mary” prayer)AVE
58a. “You can contact me ___ email” (“I’m reachable through email!”)VIA
59a. African beast with a beard?GNU
60a. Kylo ___, Luke Skywalker’s pupilREN
61a. Yellowstone deer with a distinctive callELK

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1d. Retreat for rechargingSPA
2d. Flower floating near a padLILY
3d. “We might be ___ something here!” (“We’re getting close!”)ONTO
4d. ___ Miss, colloquial name for the University of MississippiOLE
5d. “The ___ Parks Story,” 2002 TV movie about the namesake activistROSA
6d. TV series created by and starring Pete Davidson that is based on his lifeBUPKIS
7d. Sitcom co-created by and starring comedian Jerry that is based on his lifeSEINFELD
8d. “A Nightmare on ___ Street,” horror media franchiseELM
9d. Headwear with a visor, sayCAP
11d. ___ de France (annual bike race)TOUR
18d. Accepted social standard, sayNORM
19d. Boundless joyGLEE
21d. “Monsters, ___.” (2001 Pixar film)INC
23d. The ___ Angeles Film SchoolLOS
25d. Less than twice but more than never?ONCE
26d. Sitcom character’s storyline progression, sayARC
27d. ___ d’etat (illegal power grab)COUP
28d. One who saves lives for a living?HERO
31d. “Ed, ___ n Eddy,” cartoon set in Peach CreekEDD
34d. Hog havenSTY
37d. Animal with a polar, brown, and sloth varietyBEAR
39d. Blood-red birthstoneRUBY
40d. Doctor’s organization: Abbr.AMA
42d. Do one’s best, sayTRY
45d. Vowel-shaped building beam: Hyph.IBAR
46d. Bird who coosDOVE
48d. TV show co-created by and starring Lil Dicky that is based on his lifeDAVE
49d. Name found by reversing the letters in “lime”EMIL
50d. French toast ingredientEGG
51d. Box-shaped vehicle, perhapsVAN
52d. Long-legged Australian birdEMU
53d. Home room for hobbies, maybeDEN
55d. Bison’s Himalayan cousinYAK

Daily Themed Crossword August 22 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 22 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. One rooting for a sports team, sayFAN
4a. “Don’t make a sound!”SHH
7a. Container for mayo or jamJAR
10a. Global watchdog for workers’ rights: Abbr.ILO
11a. Formal neckwearTIE
12a. President’s power to say noVETO
13a. New York ___, NHL team whose former members include Mark Messier and Adam GravesRANGERS
15a. Went out with, romanticallyDATED
16a. Land of leprechauns and banshees, for shortIRE
17a. “I’m at my ___ end!” (completely confused)WITS
18a. New York ___, NHL team whose former members include Mike Bossy and Bryan TrottierISLANDERS
22a. “Better late ___ never!”THAN
23a. Oxygen or methane, e.g.GAS
24a. Message sent via smartphone, sayTEXT
25a. Abstract artist Jean ___ARP
26a. Break, as a twigSNAP
30a. Event with deals and discountsSALE
32a. Brooklyn ___, NBA team from New York City, whose former members include Jason KiddNETS
33a. Breakfast grains that may be “rolled” or “wild”OATS
35a. Friend fighting by your side, sayALLY
36a. New York ___, NBA team whose former members include Patrick Ewing and Walt FrazierKNICKS
40a. ___-tac-toeTIC
42a. “I,” in the Greek alphabetIOTA
43a. New York ___, MLB team whose former members include Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggioYANKEES
47a. New York ___, MLB team whose former members include Darryl Strawberry and Tom SeaverMETS
48a. Incomplete list lettersETC
49a. Like twisted humorWRY
50a. Parking placeLOT
51a. Green garden legumePEA
52a. Fish that’s called “unagi” at a sushi barEEL

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1d. Cone-dropping treeFIR
2d. “Buffet or ___ carte?”: 2 wds.ALA
3d. Persona ___ grata (unwelcome person)NON
4d. Serious or no-nonsense, as a teacher (anagram of “rents”)STERN
5d. Recruited for a job, sayHIRED
6d. “___ gonna find out who’s naughty or nice, Santa Claus is comin’ to town…”HES
7d. New York ___, NFL team whose former players include Joe Namath and Don MaynardJETS
8d. Satisfied a hungry stomachATE
9d. Fishing poleROD
12d. Large winery vesselVAT
14d. New York ___, NFL team whose former members include Eli Manning and Lawrence TaylorGIANTS
15d. Talk trash about, slangilyDISS
17d. “That’s a ___!” (director’s declaration)WRAP
18d. Cousin ___, hairy member of the Addams FamilyITT
19d. “He said, ___ said”SHE
20d. Busy California airport: Abbr.LAX
21d. White-feathered heron hidden in “regret”EGRET
25d. “That’s a real pity!”ALAS
26d. Quick bite between meals, saySNACK
27d. First word of Dante’s “Inferno”NEL
28d. Second-largest ocean, for shortATL
29d. College subject covering Freud, for shortPSY
31d. NASA’s “Everything’s fine!”: Hyph.AOK
34d. New York or New Jersey, e.g.STATE
36d. Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian’s sisterKIM
37d. Christmas songNOEL
38d. “Leave ___ the pros!”: 2 wds.ITTO
39d. Broken arm coveringCAST
41d. Ancient AndeanINCA
43d. “Uh-huh!”YEP
44d. Maa that goes “baa”EWE
45d. “Able was I ___ I saw Elba” (palindromic sentence)ERE
46d. Word sound unit, for shortSYL

Daily Themed Crossword August 21 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 21 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. “Mary Had a Little ___” (nursery rhyme)LAMB
5a. Get all lovey-dovey at the mall, say: Abbr.PDA
8a. ___ and far betweenFEW
11a. Iridescent October birthstoneOPAL
12a. Nickname for Henry, perhapsHAL
13a. Pop singer Grande, fondlyARI
14a. Letter after “Alpha,” in the Greek alphabetBETA
15a. Lead singer of U2BONO
16a. Take the gold medal in a raceWIN
17a. Snake in “The Jungle Book”KAA
19a. ___ the Rapper, “No Problem” rapper and coach on NBC’s “The Voice”CHANCE
21a. Prefix that means “half”SEMI
22a. Organ used to listen to musicEAR
23a. Corporate engineering bigwig: Abbr.CTO
25a. ___ Man Winter (personification of Winter)OLD
27a. ___ Jonas, “Jealous” singer and former coach on NBC’s “The Voice”NICK
31a. “DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love” singer and former coach on NBC’s “The Voice”USHER
33a. Salt site, on a cocktail glassRIM
36a. Edgar Allan ___, “To Helen” poetPOE
37a. Saw or screwdriver, e.g.TOOL
38a. “Hmmm, what ___ missing?” (detective’s musing, maybe): 2 wds.AMI
39a. “___ updates for me?”ANY
40a. McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It,” e.g.SLOGAN
43a. ___ Moines, IowaDES
44a. “Take ___, the show’s about to start!” (“Sit down!”): 2 wds.ASEAT
46a. Gloomy ___ (pessimistic person)GUS
48a. Tokyo’s former nameEDO
49a. ___ Aguilera, “Genie in a Bottle” singer and former coach on NBC’s “The Voice”CHRISTINA
54a. Sack or fire?CAN
55a. Excellent, as eyesightKEEN
56a. “Trainspotting” actor McGregorEWAN
57a. Texter’s “For real?!”: Abbr.OMG
58a. GPS recommendation, for shortRTE
59a. The “P” of PO boxPOST

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1d. Arcing tennis shotLOB
2d. Jungle primate with no tailAPE
3d. “Wipe your shoes” surfaceMAT
4d. ___ Shelton, “God’s Country” singer and coach on NBC’s “The Voice”BLAKE
5d. Soup served in the streets of VietnamPHO
6d. Prom or ballroom activityDANCE
7d. Hawaiian “Hello!”ALOHA
8d. Young deerFAWN
9d. “The ___ Andre Show” (sketch comedy show)ERIC
10d. Mulled ___ (drink served during Christmas, perhaps)WINE
15d. Temporary-release-from-jail moneyBAIL
18d. “Love,” to a Spanish singerAMOR
20d. Prince Valiant’s boyARN
21d. Upscale neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, informallySOHO
23d. ___-throat competition (intense)CUT
24d. General ___ (Chinese-American dish)TSO
26d. “RuPaul’s ___ Race,” reality showDRAG
28d. Tablet that can connect to the Apple PencilIPAD
29d. ___ of shame (protective device for a cat)CONE
30d. Alicia ___, “Girl on Fire” singer and former coach on NBC’s “The Voice”KEYS
32d. Something ___ (not this)ELSE
34d. ___ Dragons, band with the hits “Thunder” and “Radioactive”IMAGINE
35d. Opposite of “plus,” in mathMINUS
41d. “Not for a ___ of trying”LACK
42d. “You should see the ___ guy!”OTHER
44d. ___ Levine, Maroon 5’s lead singer and former coach on NBC’s “The Voice”ADAM
45d. “The Voice” performanceSONG
47d. Ladder rungSTEP
48d. Prefix with “system” to mean one’s natural environmentECO
50d. No longer seeking employment, for shortRET
51d. Oscar-nominated film “Sands of ___ Jima”IWO
52d. Lil ___ X, “Montero” rapperNAS
53d. Six-footed soldier?ANT

Daily Themed Crossword August 20 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 20 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. Child’s playthingTOY
4a. ___ menu (computer menu where you find Cut, Copy, Paste)EDIT
8a. Put in stitches, saySEW
11a. Alien’s transport: Abbr.UFO
12a. ___ Simone, “Feeling Good” singerNINA
13a. “Do you ___ anything else to say?”HAVE
14a. Price-indicating label, on a shirtTAG
15a. Sweeney ___, demonic Broadway barberTODD
16a. Baking applianceOVEN
17a. ___ Center, indoor arena home to the Chicago Blackhawks and the Chicago BullsUNITED
19a. Nonreactive, like helium or argon (anagram of “inter”)INERT
20a. Beats by DrDRE
21a. “___ be my pleasure!”ITD
22a. Fully understand, as a complicated topic (aptly rhymes with “clasp”)GRASP
25a. “>”: ___ than symbolGREATER
29a. Photo or snap, for shortPIC
30a. King’s domain, sayREALM
32a. ___ band (One Direction or Jonas Brothers, e.g.)BOY
33a. Person in the army, saySOLDIER
35a. Lion’s locks?MANE
36a. Inquire aboutASK
37a. Day before Friday, for shortTHU
39a. Be in the know, sayAWARE
42a. ___ Centre, stadium home to the Toronto Blue JaysROGERS
46a. ___ Arena, indoor arena home to the Denver Nuggets and the Colorado AvalancheBALL
47a. Wild pigBOAR
49a. Internet messaging pioneer: Abbr.AOL
50a. “Frozen” queen voiced by Idina MenzelELSA
51a. Aunties’ husbands, informallyUNCS
52a. ___-cone (summer treat)SNO
53a. August zodiac sign, perhapsLEO
54a. “For heaven’s ___!”SAKE
55a. Gentle knockTAP

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1d. Ballerina’s skirtTUTU
2d. “In the blink ___ eye” (very quickly): 2 wds.OFAN
3d. ___ Berra, legendary New York Yankees catcherYOGI
4d. ___ Center, arena home to the StENTERPRISE
5d. “D” in LEDDIODE
6d. Taj Mahal’s country, for shortIND
7d. Little bitTAD
8d. Ctrl + S command, on a PCSAVE
9d. “…and they lived happily ___ after…”EVER
10d. “The thief ___ that way!” (bystander’s words, maybe)WENT
13d. ___ Center, indoor arena home to the Anaheim DucksHONDA
18d. NFL six-pointers, for shortTDS
19d. Entry on a listITEM
21d. “Not online,” in textspeak: Abbr.IRL
22d. Google Maps technology: Abbr.GPS
23d. ___ Grande riverRIO
24d. ___ tear (knee injury): Abbr.ACL
25d. Needle-nosed fish (anagram of “rag”)GAR
26d. Not yet scheduled, on TV: Abbr.TBA
27d. Thousand million yearsEON
28d. J.DRYE
31d. Startled shriek of terrorEEK
34d. Alfalfa’s love interest in “The Little Rascals”DARLA
35d. Coffee containerMUG
37d. Place to race, sayTRACK
38d. Animal that neighsHORSE
39d. Cain’s brotherABEL
40d. “Dig Dug (Shake It)” rapper (anagram of “weal”)WALE
41d. In addition to, sayALSO
43d. Sunrise directionEAST
44d. Covid-19, slangilyRONA
45d. Unappetizing school cafeteria chow, say (anagram of “lops”)SLOP
47d. Schoolkids’ transportBUS
48d. “___ scale of one to ten…”: 2 wds.ONA

Daily Themed Crossword August 19 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 19 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. Gallery displayART
4a. Head of the company, say: Abbr.CEO
7a. Volleyball court dividerNET
10a. Welcome garland, in HawaiiLEI
11a. College reunion attendee, for shortALUM
13a. Teacher’s helper, sayAIDE
14a. Rustic roadside retreatINN
15a. Formal way to address a kingSIRE
16a. Flower-holding vesselVASE
17a. Fruit-filled pastryTART
19a. “___ Majesty the Queen”HER
21a. Popular skin cream brandOLAY
24a. Feathered flying friendsBIRDS
28a. 2000s’ CBS crime drama series that starred Rob Morrow and David KrumholtzNUMBERS
31a. Sound of censorship (rhymes with “sleep”)BLEEP
32a. Chest-beating primateAPE
33a. Ginger ___ (carbonated soft drink)ALE
35a. Scotsman’s denialNAE
36a. “What’s Love ___ Do With It,” best-selling 1984 song: 2 wds.GOTTO
39a. “The ___,” 2000s’ FX crime drama series that starred Michael Chiklis and Walton GogginsSHIELD
42a. “___ a soul” (Not even one)NARY
43a. Gravy containerBOAT
44a. Red Muppet from “Sesame Street”ELMO
46a. 2000s’ USA Network comedy-crime drama series starring James Roday Rodriguez and Dule HillPSYCH
50a. Jessica ___, actress from “Sin City”ALBA
53a. Scissor soundSNIP
55a. Norwegian band who sang “Take On Me”: Hyph.AHA
56a. ___ someone halfway (compromise)MEET
57a. Richard ___, actor in “Pretty Woman”GERE
58a. Good friendPAL
59a. Pirate’s wooden legPEG
60a. Chuck Schumer or Mitch McConnell, for shortSEN
61a. Take a chair, saySIT

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1d. “___ Baba and the Forty Thieves”ALI
2d. Tenant’s paymentRENT
3d. “The Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll” ___ TurnerTINA
4d. 2000s’ ABC crime drama series starring Nathan Fillion and Stana KaticCASTLE
5d. ___ Lilly and CoELI
6d. Yours and mine, sayOUR
7d. ___ Long, actress from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”NIA
8d. Op-___ (newspaper columns)EDS
9d. Summer topTEE
12d. Indifferent responseMEH
13d. ___ Lavigne, “Complicated” Canadian singerAVRIL
18d. Actor ___ McElhenney of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”ROB
20d. ___ and flow (tidal motion)EBB
22d. “The Altar” constellationARA
23d. French luxury fashion brand: Abbr.YSL
25d. Actress Russo of “Nightcrawler”RENE
26d. Business agreementDEAL
27d. Drove too fast, saySPED
28d. Pester continouslyNAG
29d. Second word in many fairy talesUPON
30d. Instagram’s parent companyMETA
34d. “That,” in SpanishESO
37d. “Trick or ___?”TREAT
38d. Popeye’s gal Olive ___OYL
40d. Come to passHAPPEN
41d. “___ a date!”ITS
43d. 2000s’ crime drama series starring Emily Deschanel and David BoreanazBONES
45d. “M” in SMS, for shortMSG
47d. Chatters incessantlyYAPS
48d. Indian spiced teaCHAI
49d. Policeman’s “Stop right there!”HALT
50d. Sound-boosting equipment, for shortAMP
51d. ___ Cooper, denim brandLEE
52d. “I ___ to differ!”BEG
54d. Intense angerIRE

Daily Themed Crossword August 18 2023

The Daily Themed Crossword Aug 18 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. Pig’s homeSTY
4a. Cul-de-___SAC
7a. Domesticated, sayTAME
11a. Shepherd’s ___ (minced meat dish)PIE
12a. “Let’s call ___ day” (“Let’s wrap up work”): 2 wds.ITA
13a. Actor Rickman of “Harry Potter”ALAN
14a. Winner takes ___ (competitive game mode)ALL
15a. “___ and Jerry,” popular animated seriesTOM
16a. Yawn inducing, say (anagram of “robe”)BORE
17a. Planet named after the Roman god of the sea, with 14 known moonsNEPTUNE
19a. “___ Miserables,” 2012 epic musicalLES
20a. Perform surgery, sayOPERATE
23a. Han ___, commander of the Millennium FalconSOLO
26a. Hot-___ balloonAIR
27a. Mcdonald’s Big ___ burgerMAC
30a. Planet named after a primordial Greek deity, with 27 known moonsURANUS
33a. Planet named after the Roman god of wealth and agriculture, with 146 known moonsSATURN
35a. Angelina Jolie’s “MrMRS
36a. ___ in the budNIP
38a. Prayer-ending wordAMEN
39a. Planet named after the king of the Roman gods, with 95 known moonsJUPITER
42a. Wine glass partSTEM
44a. Cleaned with a broom, as a floorSWEPT
46a. Former Italian moolahLIRA
47a. Sardine containerTIN
48a. Horse’s cousinASS
51a. Wrinkle remover?IRON
52a. “Don’t Blame It ___,” song by The Congos: 2 wds.ONI
53a. U.SCPO
54a. Peach centersPITS
55a. Maiden name precederNEE
56a. Browser window?TAB

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1d. Attention ___ (amount of time one can pay attention)SPAN
2d. Kitchen floor pieceTILE
3d. Website with crowdsourced reviewsYELP
4d. Ab-strengthening exercise: Hyph.SITUP
5d. Make amends for, as sinsATONE
6d. Photo-taking deviceCAMERA
7d. Dining room furnitureTABLE
8d. ___ vera (medicinal plant)ALOE
9d. Planet named after the Roman god of war with 2 known moons, Phobos and DeimosMARS
10d. Opposite of “WSW,” on a compass: Abbr.ENE
18d. Animated character, for shortTOON
21d. “___ for Alibi,” novel by Sue Grafton: 2 wds.AIS
22d. X-___ large t-shirtTRA
23d. ___ up (describe in a nutshell)SUM
24d. “Catch-22” pilot who crashes a lotORR
25d. ___ Vegas, NevadaLAS
27d. Keep ___ (remain silent)MUM
28d. “___ you serious?”ARE
29d. Wolf Blitzer’s network: Abbr.CNN
31d. “E Pluribus ___” (traditional U.SUNUM
32d. Drink slowly, from a strawSIP
34d. Canvas cover for a rainy dayTARP
37d. Moving engine componentPISTON
39d. Denim pants, sayJEANS
40d. Bale-binding materialTWINE
41d. “___, meenie, miney, moe…”EENIE
42d. iPhone assistantSIRI
43d. Horse’s moderate pace, sayTROT
45d. Mediator’s skillTACT
46d. ChapStick targetLIP
49d. Relaxation destinationSPA
50d. Cry out loud?SOB