The Daily Themed Crossword May 6 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. Swampy areaBOG
- 4a. ___ Four (The Beatles’ nickname)FAB
- 7a. Cyber security tool that allows users to remain anonymous while surfing the web: Abbr.VPN
- 10a. Cat’s coatFUR
- 11a. ___ vera (herbal gel)ALOE
- 12a. Spot for an espresso shotCAFE
- 13a. Cyber security system that protects a network from hackersFIREWALL
- 15a. Elevator, to a BritLIFT
- 16a. Complain to, continuouslyNAG
- 17a. Times New Roman and Arial, for twoFONTS
- 18a. The “P” in PB ShelleyPERCY
- 21a. Jacob’s Biblical twinESAU
- 23a. Trade punches with a trainerSPAR
- 24a. “Hot” alcohol-based drinkTODDY
- 26a. Elton John’s “___ Dancer”TINY
- 27a. Dangerous, as winter roadsICY
- 28a. Baseball field authority, for shortUMP
- 31a. Cyber security acronym for tests that determine whether a user is humanCAPTCHA
- 33a. Heavy metal’s Motley ___CRUE
- 34a. “___-Tok of Oz” (LTIK
- 35a. Place in a straight lineALIGN
- 36a. “Begin ___,” film starring Mark RuffaloAGAIN
- 39a. “I,” to GreeksIOTA
- 41a. Like Rosie on “The Jetsons”ROBOT
- 42a. Cyber security term for any kind of disruptive softwareMALWARE
- 46a. “Proper” or “common” thing in grammarNOUN
- 47a. Cry after you crack this clue, perhapsAHA
- 48a. Toothy gearCOG
- 49a. Otoscope-wielding doctor: Abbr.ENT
- 50a. ___ D’Amato (boxing coach)CUS
- 51a. ___ close for comfortTOO
Down
- 1d. Lifelong pal: Abbr.BFF
- 2d. French for “yes”OUI
- 3d. Guard dog’s growlGRR
- 4d. Union Jack or Maple Leaf, for oneFLAG
- 5d. Internet pioneer lettersAOL
- 6d. “The Fresh Prince of ___-Air” (sitcom)BEL
- 7d. Like a peacock’s personalityVAIN
- 8d. “Oh sure, whatever!” soundPFFT
- 9d. NBA hoop hangingsNETS
- 11d. “In a kingdom far, far ___…”AWAY
- 12d. Type of storage that allows us to access our files and data from anywhere in the worldCLOUD
- 14d. Cyber security process of encoding data so it can only be accessed with a particular keyENCRYPTION
- 17d. Trend that comes and goesFAD
- 18d. Seattle clock setting: Abbr.PST
- 19d. Heroic narrativeEPIC
- 20d. ___ temperature (felt feverish): 2 wds.RANA
- 21d. Carve in stone, sayETCH
- 22d. Tofu sourceSOYA
- 25d. ___ Gagarin, first man to journey into spaceYURI
- 27d. Reaction to expired food, sayICK
- 29d. One may read “World’s Best Boss Ever”MUG
- 30d. ___ testing, cyber security process of using hacking methods to assess how secure the data is, for shortPEN
- 32d. Gradation of colorTINT
- 33d. Grabbing tool in a classic arcade gameCLAW
- 35d. Cartography collectionATLAS
- 36d. Thomas who composed “Rule, Britannia!”ARNE
- 37d. Brutish sortGOON
- 38d. Touch the border ofABUT
- 39d. Apple on an artist’s desktop?IMAC
- 40d. Honolulu’s islandOAHU
- 43d. Stop stalling, sayACT
- 44d. Aussie marsupial, informallyROO
- 45d. It may be big or bruisedEGO