The Daily Themed Crossword Apr 29 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. Roll up, as a flag (rhymes with “curl”)FURL
- 5a. Resort for a relaxing daySPA
- 8a. “You ain’t seen nothing ___!”YET
- 11a. Length times breadth, for a rectangleAREA
- 12a. Kith and ___KIN
- 13a. Month after February, for shortMAR
- 14a. Architectural style characterized by steep roofs and grand staircases, as seen in the Palace of WestminsterVICTORIAN
- 17a. “Don’t ___ over spilt milk”CRY
- 18a. Hydroelectricity agency: Abbr.TVA
- 19a. “Tenet” director ChristopherNOLAN
- 21a. Classical architectural style characterized by its columns and symmetry, as seen in Acropolis’ ParthenonGREEK
- 23a. Spanish for “hey”OYE
- 24a. Homer Simpson’s bartenderMOE
- 25a. Prefix with “classical” to give an architectural style seen in the U.SNEO
- 27a. Art ___, architectural style characterized by its geometric forms, as seen in New York’s Rockefeller CenterDECO
- 31a. Rooftop wind direction indicatorsVANES
- 33a. “No freakin’ way!” in chats: Abbr.OMG
- 36a. Bobby Orr’s organization: Abbr.NHL
- 37a. Screenwriter’s conceptionPLOT
- 38a. “I ___ one believe…”FOR
- 39a. Agreer’s voteYEA
- 40a. Stereo inserts: Abbr.CDS
- 43a. Refuse admission toDEBAR
- 45a. Architectural style characterized by its pointed arches, as seen in England’s Canterbury CathedralGOTHIC
- 48a. Sheepish mother?EWE
- 49a. Noisy argumentROW
- 50a. Go to great heightsSOAR
- 52a. Qualified for the jobABLE
- 56a. Hip hop’s Lil ___ VertUZI
- 57a. “Sweet” or “baby” veggieCORN
- 58a. River to the Caspian SeaURAL
- 59a. Request a treat, like a dogBEG
- 60a. West, compared to the east, for shortOPP
- 61a. Broken bone image: Hyph.XRAY
Down
- 1d. Most-liked, in texts, for shortFAV
- 2d. Israeli-British illusionist GellerURI
- 3d. ___ room (where you would go for activities, informally)REC
- 4d. Foamy cafe orderLATTE
- 5d. One of a winter sports pairSKI
- 6d. Keyed instrument that can be played by two people at the same timePIANO
- 7d. Get under someone’s skinANNOY
- 8d. Village People’s hit song with a spelling danceYMCA
- 9d. Bring home money?EARN
- 10d. Encourager’s wordTRY
- 15d. Roasting sites for roastsOVENS
- 16d. Teethy autumn toolRAKE
- 20d. Showed the wayLED
- 21d. Soccer match highlightGOAL
- 22d. Vegas alternative in NevadaRENO
- 24d. Star member of a team: Abbr.MVP
- 26d. Grunt after a punchOOF
- 28d. “Only Time” Irish singerENYA
- 29d. Sonny’s singing partner, onceCHER
- 30d. Suffix with “plug” or “cray”OLA
- 32d. Make an acidic impression?ETCH
- 34d. Architectural style characterized by its minimalism, as seen in New York’s Guggenheim MuseumMODERN
- 35d. Got bigger, sayGREW
- 41d. Mirrored ball at a clubDISCO
- 42d. Ice-cream dollopSCOOP
- 44d. ___-Arts, French architectural style characterized by its bold sculptures, as seen in France’s Palais GarnierBEAUX
- 45d. Food at a pub, slangilyGRUB
- 46d. Seep, like slimeOOZE
- 47d. Snappable tree partTWIG
- 51d. Dadaism’s pioneerARP
- 53d. “Turn off the AC!”BRR
- 54d. When repeated twice, a TeletubbyLAA
- 55d. Ron who played TarzanELY