The Daily Themed Crossword Sep 30 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. Response to a question, for shortANS
- 4a. Location services: Abbr.GPS
- 7a. Mai ___ (cocktail)TAI
- 10a. Beverage that can be brewed inside a bagTEA
- 11a. Morsel in a feed bagOAT
- 12a. Pirate’s choice of drinkRUM
- 13a. Creamy white dipping sauce, brieflyMAYO
- 15a. Simon and Garfunkel, e.g.DUO
- 16a. Cleopatra’s killerASP
- 17a. Readings on bathroom scales, for shortWTS
- 20a. Ginger cookie?SNAP
- 22a. “___ your heart,” idiom that means to go after one’s feelings and intuitionsFOLLOW
- 25a. Electric swimmerEEL
- 26a. Ostrich’s relativeEMU
- 27a. Pester constantlyNAG
- 29a. “So on and so forth…”: Abbr.ETC
- 32a. Spider craftWEB
- 33a. Highway lodgingINN
- 34a. “Heart of ___,” idiom that describes a kind and generous soulGOLD
- 36a. “___ and improved!”NEW
- 38a. Purring petCAT
- 41a. To win over someone, romanticallyWOO
- 42a. Visitors from outer space: Abbr.ETS
- 45a. “___ of heart,” idiom that means a sudden switch of opinionCHANGE
- 47a. “___ of my heart,” idiom that means very sincerelyBOTTOM
- 50a. Gardener’s weed-hacking toolHOE
- 51a. Pilot’s calculation: Abbr.ETA
- 52a. Rolling object with one or sixDICE
- 54a. “Because I ___ so”SAID
- 58a. City thoroughfares, for shortSTS
- 59a. Spacebar’s neighbor on either sideALT
- 60a. “Going ___, going twice…”ONCE
- 61a. “Ring” preceder to mean foot jewelryTOE
- 62a. Naval petty officer whose duties are clerical, for shortYEO
- 63a. “___ one’s heart out,” idiom that means to speak very frankly about one’s emotionsPOUR
Down
- 1d. Cash-vending machine: Abbr.ATM
- 2d. Largest labor union in the US: Abbr.NEA
- 3d. “___ it out loud”SAY
- 4d. “Thank ___ it’s Friday!”GOD
- 5d. Remote’s “II” buttonPAUSE
- 6d. “Heart of ___,” idiom that describes one who is extremely cruelSTONE
- 7d. Hunter’s game catcherTRAP
- 8d. Melbourne’s country, for shortAUS
- 9d. Little nuisance makerIMP
- 14d. Nocturnal flying predatorOWL
- 18d. Pulitzer-winning author MorrisonTONI
- 19d. Graceful pond paddlerSWAN
- 21d. “Break ___!”: 2 wdsALEG
- 22d. Just a handfulFEW
- 23d. Disturbing signOMEN
- 24d. Friction fighting liquid, for shortLUBE
- 28d. Vitamin supplement company: Abbr.GNC
- 30d. “Cougar ___” (Courteney Cox show)TOWN
- 31d. Drain blockageCLOG
- 35d. Anonymous JohnDOE
- 37d. “Slippery when ___”WET
- 39d. Head or body troubleACHE
- 40d. “However,” in texting shorthandTHO
- 43d. “Here ___, gone tomorrow”TODAY
- 44d. “Happy” facial curveSMILE
- 46d. “The Fox and the Grapes” storytellerAESOP
- 47d. ___ Picture (Oscar’s category)BEST
- 48d. Germany’s ___ von BismarckOTTO
- 49d. Hit with a stun gunTASE
- 53d. Company’s engineering honcho: Abbr.CTO
- 55d. “That’s gonna be ___ from me dawg” (famous Randy Jackson line): 2 wds.ANO
- 56d. Hospital section for the seriously ailing: Abbr.ICU
- 57d. “The,” in GermanyDER