The Daily Themed Crossword Jul 31 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. “R” in VIBGYORRED
- 4a. Crunch targets, for shortABS
- 7a. Tell a lieFIB
- 10a. Serve a drink, sayPOUR
- 12a. Vegan milk sourceSOY
- 13a. Pen fluidINK
- 14a. Ancient PeruvianINCA
- 15a. Philosophical razor that states “never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity”HANLONS
- 17a. First aid ___KIT
- 19a. “You ___ do this!”CAN
- 20a. “Ready or ___, here I come!”NOT
- 22a. Philosophical razor that states “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”SAGAN
- 26a. One to greet the guestsHOSTESS
- 30a. Genetic messenger: Abbr.RNA
- 31a. Begin to flowerBUD
- 32a. Sample, as a drinkSIP
- 33a. Popular name in ice creamEDY
- 34a. Neil Young’s song “___ Man”OLD
- 35a. “The Lord of the Rings,” e.g.TRILOGY
- 38a. “Newton’s flaming ___ sword,” philosophical razor that states “that which cannot be settled by experiment is not worth debating”LASER
- 41a. “SNL” network: Abbr.NBC
- 42a. Neatly arranged the bedMADE
- 45a. Dandruff localeSCALP
- 49a. Philosophical razor that states “what can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence”HITCHENS
- 53a. Bone-dryARID
- 54a. Be between jobs, sayIDLE
- 55a. Gardner in “Mogambo”AVA
- 56a. Arizona cityMESA
- 57a. Runner’s rate, sayPACE
- 58a. Type of breadRYE
- 59a. Sticky tree gunkSAP
Down
- 1d. Research university in Troy, New York: Abbr.RPI
- 2d. Long stretch of timeEON
- 3d. Quacking waterbirdDUCK
- 4d. Fire residueASH
- 5d. Feathery soft wrapBOA
- 6d. Lip-___SYNC
- 7d. Shrek’s partnerFIONA
- 8d. Traveler’s retreatINN
- 9d. Library objects, for shortBKS
- 11d. Comes down like cats and dogs?RAINS
- 16d. ___ VegasLAS
- 18d. Small childTOT
- 21d. Assess a qualityTEST
- 23d. Kinnear from “As Good as It Gets”GREG
- 24d. Comedian and actor SambergANDY
- 25d. Opposite of “yea”NAY
- 26d. ___ hoopHULA
- 27d. “What are the ___?” (probability)ODDS
- 28d. Title for a knightSIR
- 29d. Play with a top?SPIN
- 31d. Sucre’s country, for shortBOL
- 36d. Some scale measurements, for shortLBS
- 37d. Philosophical razor that states “Entities should not be multiplied without necessity”OCCAMS
- 39d. Host a showEMCEE
- 40d. Encouraging cryRAH
- 43d. Loving addressDEAR
- 44d. Feel “green”?ENVY
- 46d. Tile measureAREA
- 47d. Speech therapy focus, perhapsLISP
- 48d. Kissing on the bus: Abbr.PDA
- 49d. It’s said twice before “Hooray”HIP
- 50d. Lupino who directed “The Bigamist”IDA
- 51d. Something a hospital patient might need: Abbr.TLC
- 52d. Convenient enclosure in a letter: Abbr.SAE