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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Across
- 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
Down
- 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