The Daily Themed Crossword Mar 14 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. ___ dong (doorbell sound)DING
- 5a. Crybaby’s dropTEAR
- 9a. ___ Kids, “Curious George” network: Abbr.PBS
- 12a. Colorful swimmer also known as “moonfish”OPAH
- 13a. Ctrl+Z, on a PCUNDO
- 14a. Bran muffin tidbitOAT
- 15a. Lady known for her “Poker Face”GAGA
- 16a. Motel offeringROOM
- 17a. Sunlight beamRAY
- 18a. “This is ___ half bad”NOT
- 20a. Chest muscle, for shortPEC
- 22a. The ___, band named after birds of prey, known for “Hotel California”EAGLES
- 25a. Roman moon goddessLUNA
- 28a. Kind of wrestling that can be done sitting downARM
- 30a. Music’s “don’t play” symbolREST
- 31a. Hill’s highest pointAPEX
- 32a. Diva’s neck wrapBOA
- 33a. “NBA Tonight” channel: Abbr.ESPN
- 34a. “___ seen worse”IVE
- 35a. Transplant need, oftenSOIL
- 37a. Comic strip unitPANEL
- 39a. ___ plan (architectural layout)FLOOR
- 42a. Glass ___, band named after a large cat, known for “Someday”TIGER
- 43a. “Well, what have we here?”OHO
- 44a. Dating site info, oftenAGE
- 45a. Cage The ___, band named after the largest existing land animal, known for “Cigarette Daydreams”ELEPHANT
- 49a. Name that means “nobody” in LatinNEMO
- 53a. ___ Jovi, “Bad Medicine” bandBON
- 54a. Cold drink with a polar bear mascotICEE
- 55a. ___ the Wet Sprocket, band named after an amphibian, known for “Walk on the Ocean”TOAD
- 56a. Word after “beach” or “dad,” informallyBOD
- 57a. “Written on ___ Heart” (Alan Maki novel)HER
- 58a. Wordless “okay”NOD
Down
- 1d. Three ___ Night, band named after a pooch, known for “Shambala”DOG
- 2d. Hoppy brew lettersIPA
- 3d. Badger all dayNAG
- 4d. African country known for its cocoaGHANA
- 5d. The ___, band named after sea creatures, known for “Happy Together”TURTLES
- 6d. Brian ___ of ambient musicENO
- 7d. “Much ___ About Nothing”ADO
- 8d. Fun and frolic (rhymes with “pomp”)ROMP
- 9d. ___ Tree, band named after a large rodent with spines, known for “Lazarus”PORCUPINE
- 10d. Ewe’s greetingBAA
- 11d. Hog’s quartersSTY
- 19d. Filmdom’s Shrek or Fiona, e.g.OGRE
- 21d. “She,” in RioELA
- 22d. It may have attachmentsEMAIL
- 23d. Medium’s “gift”: Abbr.ESP
- 24d. Parisian metro stop, for shortSTN
- 26d. When a magician reveals his secrets?NEVER
- 27d. Figure skater’s jumpAXEL
- 28d. Tummy muscles, for shortABS
- 29d. Upper covering of a buildingROOF
- 36d. Roller-coaster traitLOOP
- 37d. “Pot-bellied” animalPIG
- 38d. One who cuts deals for actorsAGENT
- 40d. Surprised greeting: 2 wds.OHHI
- 41d. Papa ___, band named after an insect, known for “Last Resort”ROACH
- 42d. ___ tot (potato snack)TATER
- 45d. Tidal motionEBB
- 46d. Liverpool lavatoryLOO
- 47d. Come to a conclusionEND
- 48d. Woman’s maiden name precederNEE
- 50d. Millions and millions of yearsEON
- 51d. China’s ZedongMAO
- 52d. Offbeat one?ODD