The Daily Themed Crossword Apr 6 2022 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 that we were able to solve are grouped according to their orientation on the puzzle grid, so the down clues are included in the DOWN section and across ones on their respective section. We also tried to maintain the order in which they appear. This game is as fun as it’s difficult to solve so you’re invited to come back to our site and find the solutions every day that you struggle with solving it.
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Across
- 1a. Prefix with “phone” or “byte”MEGA
- 5a. ___ Punk, “Get Lucky” duoDAFT
- 9a. Purchase at a pumpGAS
- 12a. Unwritten testORAL
- 13a. “___ and Janis” (comic strip)ARLO
- 14a. ___ Manning, former NFL starELI
- 15a. “Till Death Do Us ___”PART
- 16a. Apple’s tabletIPAD
- 17a. What servers aim above, in sportsNET
- 18a. Donkey’s doppelgangerASS
- 20a. “Fresh Off the ___,” sitcom starring Randall Park that’s set in a steakhouseBOAT
- 22a. Hill hiker’s pathTRAIL
- 24a. Pb, to a chemistLEAD
- 27a. Day-___ (brand known for fluorescent paints)GLO
- 29a. Our planet’s prefixGEO
- 30a. Jimi Hendrix’s hairdoAFRO
- 31a. “Party ___,” sitcom starring Adam Scott that involves a catering groupDOWN
- 33a. Auction-ending wordSOLD
- 36a. Little pranksterIMP
- 37a. Ants, to an anteaterPREY
- 38a. Assam or Darjeeling, e.g.TEA
- 39a. Designer’s assetEYE
- 40a. Jazz’s ___ FitzgeraldELLA
- 42a. “Cheers,” in CubaSALUD
- 44a. Suffix with “pay” or “cray”OLA
- 46a. “P” in WPMPER
- 47a. “___ Diner,” Japanese anthology series starring Kaoru Kobayashi that’s set in a Tokyo dinerMIDNIGHT
- 51a. “___ Burgers,” animated sitcom starring Dan Mintz that’s set in a hamburger restaurantBOBS
- 55a. Large coffeepotURN
- 56a. Boardroom bigwig: Abbr.CEO
- 57a. Break status?AWAY
- 58a. ___ culpa (my fault)MEA
- 59a. Linguistic suffixESE
- 60a. Studious sortNERD
Down
- 1d. Broom’s kinMOP
- 2d. Time period of noteERA
- 3d. Long-snouted swimmerGAR
- 4d. Wedding ceremony siteALTAR
- 5d. “Pushing ___,” comedy series starring Lee Pace that’s set in a pie restaurantDAISIES
- 6d. Jean ___, father of DadaismARP
- 7d. It’s removed by liposuctionFLAB
- 8d. “It’s on my ___ list”: 2 wds.TODO
- 9d. Drama series starring Karrie Martin that’s about a family taco shopGENTEFIED
- 10d. Tavern hand-outALE
- 11d. “Grab a chair”SIT
- 19d. Droop, as skinSAG
- 21d. Chicken ___ king: 2 wds.ALA
- 22d. It gets wetter the more it dries?TOWEL
- 23d. Ransacks a village, sayLOOTS
- 25d. Swiss ___ knifeARMY
- 26d. Pretty cool, slangilyDOPE
- 27d. National economic figure: Abbr.GDP
- 28d. Tales that are passed downLORE
- 32d. Stocking material, oftenNYLON
- 34d. Acted impulsively, perhapsLEAPT
- 35d. Chip’s cartoon palDALE
- 41d. Sitcom starring Linda Lavin that’s set in a dinerALICE
- 43d. Rural’s counterpartURBAN
- 45d. Matures, like wineAGES
- 47d. Mother, in ManchesterMUM
- 48d. Red-faced feelingIRE
- 49d. Strand from your parents: Abbr.DNA
- 50d. Gardener’s whackerHOE
- 52d. Not be settled with?OWE
- 53d. Where you can buy a Moscow MuleBAR
- 54d. Pink Floyd voiceSYD