The Daily Themed Crossword Nov 12 2021 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. Actress Fey or musician TurnerTINA
- 5a. ___ Gehrig of baseballLOU
- 8a. Three-ingredient sandwich: Abbr.BLT
- 11a. Red ___ (emergency situation)ALERT
- 13a. Little tricksterIMP
- 14a. “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” ending lettersEIO
- 15a. “___ of strength,” phrase popularized by William Shakespeare which means a reliant personTOWER
- 16a. Zip, ___, zoomZAP
- 17a. Bitter ___ (pub drink)ALE
- 18a. ___ Lock (PC key)NUM
- 20a. “Wear my ___ upon my sleeve,” phrase popularized by William Shakespeare which means to openly show emotionsHEART
- 22a. Future attorneys’ exams: Abbr.LSATS
- 24a. Van Gogh’s workART
- 25a. Have the flu, sayAIL
- 26a. Clock divisions, for shortHRS
- 28a. Poetic tributesODES
- 32a. Muscat’s countryOMAN
- 34a. ___ culturePOP
- 36a. Seek divine guidancePRAY
- 37a. “___ is blind,” phrase popularized by William Shakespeare which means that affection knows no boundariesLOVE
- 38a. “Double ___ to like” (Instagram option)TAP
- 40a. Room coolers: Abbr.ACS
- 41a. Management degree: Abbr.MBA
- 44a. “___ yourself into stitches,” phrase popularized by William Shakespeare which means to visibly enjoy good humorLAUGH
- 46a. Rose’s impediment?THORN
- 48a. “Doubtfire” or “Maisel” precederMRS
- 49a. Fashionable scarfBOA
- 50a. Had a mouthful, sayATE
- 52a. ___ Shakur, rapper of “Dear Mama”TUPAC
- 56a. Upside-down mammalBAT
- 57a. Actor Diesel from “The Fast and the Furious”VIN
- 58a. November 1st honoreeSAINT
- 59a. LP successors: Abbr.CDS
- 60a. Heart scan lettersECG
- 61a. Actor Jared ___ from “Dallas Buyers Club”LETO
Down
- 1d. Tit for ___TAT
- 2d. Worldwide workers’ group: Abbr.ILO
- 3d. ___ South Wales, AustraliaNEW
- 4d. Venue for gladiatorsARENA
- 5d. Actress Torres from “Gilmore Girls”LIZ
- 6d. Largest city of NebraskaOMAHA
- 7d. Opposite of “lower”UPPER
- 8d. Porridge eater from a fableBEAR
- 9d. Cheery tuneLILT
- 10d. Water-testing digitTOE
- 12d. ___ or dareTRUTH
- 19d. Product label info: Abbr.MSRP
- 21d. At the summitATOP
- 22d. Red carpet vehicle, for shortLIMO
- 23d. Croat or Serb, e.g.SLAV
- 25d. “You’ve Got Mail” companyAOL
- 27d. Bar fixtureSOT
- 29d. ___ race (kind of speed race)DRAG
- 30d. “To ___ his own”EACH
- 31d. The “S” in GPS, for shortSYS
- 33d. Lost fish from a Pixar movieNEMO
- 35d. ___ Springs, CaliforniaPALM
- 39d. Spare ___ (machine extras)PARTS
- 42d. “___ new world,” phrase popularized by William Shakespeare which means a new period in historyBRAVE
- 43d. Playful little prankANTIC
- 45d. RoutineUSUAL
- 46d. Frog’s relativeTOAD
- 47d. “___ off!” (kudos)HATS
- 49d. “Doctor Who” airer: Abbr.BBC
- 51d. London’s country, for shortENG
- 53d. ___ chart (circular graphical chart)PIE
- 54d. Insect that carries sugar cubesANT
- 55d. Startup VIP: Abbr.CTO