The Daily Themed Crossword Jul 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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Across
- 1a. European mountain rangeALPS
- 5a. Shrink back from shore, as the tideEBB
- 8a. Shiverer’s sound, on a snowy dayBRR
- 11a. “You ___ what you sow”REAP
- 12a. Walk the ___ (put words into action)TALK
- 14a. Feel remorse aboutRUE
- 15a. Horse’s hairMANE
- 16a. Cardamom-spiced tea, sayCHAI
- 17a. “___ the least I can do”ITS
- 18a. ___ review (evaluation by one’s equals)PEER
- 20a. Chess piece usually represented by a horse’s head and neckKNIGHT
- 22a. Great Dane or pug, e.g.DOG
- 24a. ___-boost (confidence builder)EGO
- 25a. Rembrandt’s workART
- 28a. Jointly-owned, sayOUR
- 30a. Network with a peacock logo: Abbr.NBC
- 33a. Position in chess where 13d has no escape and the attacking player wins the gameCHECKMATE
- 37a. Poke bowl tunaAHI
- 39a. Well-___ (wealthy): Hyph.TODO
- 40a. “Ben-___: A Tale of the Christ,” Lew Wallace classicHUR
- 41a. ___ Sawyer Island, Magic Kingdom islandTOM
- 42a. Type of quiz with options: Abbr.MCQ
- 45a. Chess piece with a deep groove that shares its name with a position in the clergyBISHOP
- 47a. Steady boyfriend, sayBEAU
- 48a. Industrious insectANT
- 49a. Sow’s pronounSHE
- 51a. Uncle ___, Len Lesser’s “Seinfeld” characterLEO
- 53a. Prefix meaning “all”OMNI
- 57a. “Annabel Lee” poet Edgar Allan ___POE
- 58a. Maui garlandLEI
- 59a. Weakest chess piece and historically, a representation of the infantryPAWN
- 60a. The Atlantic’s Cape ___ANN
- 61a. Sketch show with Colin Jost and Mikey Day: Abbr.SNL
- 62a. “Life Is Good” rapperNAS
Down
- 1d. Long ___ of the lawARM
- 2d. “Look before you ___”LEAP
- 3d. Sheet of glass in a window, sayPANE
- 4d. It’s measured in knots at seaSPEED
- 5d. List shortener, for shortETC
- 6d. “___, humbug!” (cry from Scrooge)BAH
- 7d. Actress Lively from “A Simple Favor”BLAKE
- 8d. Prison on a warship, informallyBRIG
- 9d. Babe ___, famed baseballerRUTH
- 10d. Take a siestaREST
- 13d. Most important chess pieceKING
- 19d. Chess piece that is usually represented as a turret from a castleROOK
- 21d. Particle with a positive or negative chargeION
- 23d. Bubble ___ (chewy treat)GUM
- 25d. Be dramatic?ACT
- 26d. Symbol for density that sounds like “roe”RHO
- 27d. ___ Nugent, singer of “Cat Scratch Fever”TED
- 29d. Cheerleader’s cheerRAH
- 31d. Bed ___ & BeyondBATH
- 32d. Jimmy ___ (high fashion shoe brand)CHOO
- 34d. Easy ___, easy goCOME
- 35d. Big brass instrument that goes “oom-pah-pah”TUBA
- 36d. “___ Brockovich” (2000 Julia Roberts film)ERIN
- 38d. Tiny troublemaking totIMP
- 43d. Telephones someoneCALLS
- 44d. Most powerful chess pieceQUEEN
- 46d. Hit the brakesSTOP
- 47d. “How have you ___?”BEEN
- 49d. Place for a body scrubSPA
- 50d. Adjective for a federal judge, for shortHON
- 52d. Crude ___, liquid also called petroleumOIL
- 54d. Bear Grylls’ “___ vsMAN
- 55d. DrNWA
- 56d. Tie-___ (promos)INS