The Daily Themed Crossword Apr 12 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. Lip ___ battleSYNC
- 5a. “N” in NDANON
- 8a. Narrow fissure in a rock (anagram of “frit”)RIFT
- 12a. Toy that spins on a string: Hyph.YOYO
- 13a. “Yes, captain!”AYE
- 14a. Colored eye ringIRIS
- 15a. Like limes and some grapesSOUR
- 16a. Greatly annoyVEX
- 17a. “Knocked it out of the ___,” baseball idiom that may be used at work to indicate successPARK
- 18a. Old-fashioned “no”NAY
- 20a. “If not now, ___ when?”THEN
- 22a. Made a wish, on a birthday cakeBLEW
- 24a. Grace enderAMEN
- 25a. Laissez-___ (economic system)FAIRE
- 26a. On the ___ (fleeing town)LAM
- 27a. Attack with a ray gunZAP
- 30a. ___ or nothingALL
- 31a. Sn, in a chemistry textbookTIN
- 32a. Novelist Levin who wrote “Rosemary’s Baby”IRA
- 33a. “The Haunting of ___ Manor” (TV series)BLY
- 34a. “___-ching!” (sound a cashier hears)CHA
- 35a. “Pass the ___,” track race idiom that may be used at work to refer to handing over responsibilitiesBATON
- 37a. Deep misfortunesWOES
- 38a. Green Day’s “American ___”IDIOT
- 39a. Got some shut-eyeSLEPT
- 41a. Attempt to impress, romanticallyWOO
- 42a. “___ Mary,” football idiom that may be used at work to refer to last-resort methodsHAIL
- 43a. Prefix with “graph” or “pen”EPI
- 45a. Football idiom that may be used at work to refer to pushing work to another dayPUNT
- 49a. Like cricket fields, oftenOVAL
- 50a. Origami or pottery, e.g.ART
- 51a. Nirvana, e.g.TRIO
- 52a. Tiara highlightGEM
- 53a. It may be said with a shrugMEH
- 54a. Part of a kindergartener’s routineNAP
Down
- 1d. “S” in iOS, for shortSYS
- 2d. ___-hoo, drink with a double fudge flavorYOO
- 3d. Campus in the Big Apple: Abbr.NYU
- 4d. “You have someone in your ___,” boxing idiom that may be used at work to refer to having managerial supportCORNER
- 5d. Shade of blue that’s also a military branchNAVY
- 6d. Santana’s “___ Como Va”OYE
- 7d. “___ up,” football idiom that may be used at work to refer to colleagues stepping in during a staffer’s absence: 2 wds.NEXTMAN
- 8d. Turn from green to red, as tomatoesRIPEN
- 9d. Tehran’s countryIRAN
- 10d. Tree with presents in DecemberFIR
- 11d. Tongue-clicking sound of disapprovalTSK
- 19d. Stunned stateAWE
- 21d. Tailor’s borderHEM
- 22d. “Behind the eight ___,” pool idiom that may be used at work to refer to a bad situationBALL
- 23d. Flower with pond pads?LILY
- 24d. Miscreant’s monikerALIAS
- 25d. The ___ Four (The Beatles)FAB
- 27d. Often-baked pastaZITI
- 28d. Cowboy’s suffix with “buck”AROO
- 29d. Breathe like a hot houndPANT
- 31d. “Take one for ___,” sports idiom that may be used at work to refer to making sacrifices for the good of your peers: 2 wds.THETEAM
- 34d. One who may ask for your license and registration, informallyCOP
- 35d. Visible part of a private Instagram account, for shortBIO
- 36d. “___ don’t shop” (anti-breeder movement)ADOPT
- 37d. Where water may be drawn fromWELL
- 39d. Build a safety net, perhapsSAVE
- 40d. Actor Neeson of “The Ice Road”LIAM
- 41d. “He’s ___ me”WITH
- 42d. Harley-Davidson bike, to a bikerHOG
- 44d. Post’s oppositePRE
- 46d. Large coffee serverURN
- 47d. Peeples of “Pretty Little Liars”NIA
- 48d. Fill up a drink, with “off”TOP