The Daily Themed Crossword May 29 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. Take a chairSIT
- 4a. To the rear, at seaAFT
- 7a. Yellow metered vehicle, perhapsCAB
- 10a. ___ Lovelace, computing pioneerADA
- 11a. Legendary jazz singer FitzgeraldELLA
- 12a. Come in last, sayLOSE
- 13a. “The Devil ___ the Time” (2020 film)ALL
- 14a. Italian greetingCIAO
- 15a. Related toAKIN
- 16a. David ___, former soccer player who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2005BECKHAM
- 18a. ___ and butter (breakfast staple)BREAD
- 19a. One of two major phone platformsIOS
- 20a. Award show with “The Actor” statuette: Abbr.SAG
- 21a. ___-up (confined)PENT
- 24a. Roger ___, tennis player who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2006FEDERER
- 28a. ___ Wong from “Human Resources”ALI
- 29a. “When Time ___ Out…” (1980 film)RAN
- 30a. Television host Samantha ___BEE
- 31a. Serena ___, tennis player who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2011WILLIAMS
- 34a. Cover with a thin layer of goldGILD
- 35a. Too exaggerated, in text speak: Abbr.OTT
- 36a. Long stretch of timeEON
- 38a. Cry of surpriseYIPE
- 40a. Gains muscle, with “up”BULKS
- 44a. Cat coatFUR
- 45a. Lionel ___, soccer player who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2010MESSI
- 49a. Aah’s partnerOOH
- 50a. Sean Lennon’s mother YokoONO
- 51a. Give and take?SWAP
- 52a. Take advantage ofUSE
- 53a. Prohibit or forbidBAN
- 54a. Seventh Greek letterETA
- 55a. High-tech connection lettersDSL
Down
- 1d. Fashion’s Elie ___SAAB
- 2d. Standing stillIDLE
- 3d. Face-powder mineralTALC
- 4d. Fake nameALIAS
- 5d. “The Flim-___ Man” (1967 comedy)FLAM
- 6d. “Path” of Chinese philosophyTAO
- 7d. Pepsi rivalCOKE
- 8d. Angkor Wat’s continentASIA
- 9d. ___ over backwards (make efforts)BEND
- 11d. Audio effect in a caveECHO
- 12d. The “L” in XLLARGE
- 17d. Chocolate wafer ___ KatKIT
- 18d. “___ Romance” (Lady Gaga hit)BAD
- 20d. Sixth ___ (intuition)SENSE
- 21d. Animal print creatorPAW
- 22d. Actor Wallach of “The Holiday”ELI
- 23d. Zero, as soccer scoresNIL
- 24d. Relatives, in slangFAM
- 25d. Baseball card statistic: Abbr.RBI
- 26d. Wriggly fishEEL
- 27d. Sangria optionRED
- 29d. Remy from “Ratatouille,” e.g.RAT
- 32d. Cut off, as branchesLOP
- 33d. Shopping list fillersITEMS
- 34d. African antelopeGNU
- 37d. Kimono sashOBI
- 38d. ___ Kim, retired figure skater who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2010YUNA
- 39d. Fe, to a chemistIRON
- 41d. Like a high-decibel soundLOUD
- 42d. Johann Olav ___, former speed skater who was appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 1994KOSS
- 43d. “The Giving Tree” author SilversteinSHEL
- 44d. Watch chain, in the old daysFOB
- 46d. Palindromic sheepEWE
- 47d. “S” in SNL, for shortSAT
- 48d. Place for foot reflexologySPA