Daily Themed Crossword September 11 2023
The Daily Themed Crossword Sep 11 2023 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 are grouped by their orientation on the puzzle grid and by their number.
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Across
- 1a. Space between teeth, sayGAP
- 4a. “S” in EST, for shortSTD
- 7a. Large pigHOG
- 10a. “Birds ___ feather flock together”: 2 wds.OFA
- 11a. Alphabet that sounds like “see”CEE
- 12a. Lincoln who was the 16th U.SABE
- 13a. Dry as a desert, sayARID
- 15a. ___-a-tat-tat (drum sound)RAT
- 16a. Decay, as vegetablesROT
- 17a. “I’m a ___ Fugitive,” 1967 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartLONESOME
- 19a. Tarzan’s swinging pal, for oneAPE
- 20a. Questionable pronoun?WHO
- 21a. Speed up, as an engineREV
- 23a. Homer’s good-natured neighbor on “The Simpsons”NED
- 26a. Yolk’s placeEGG
- 28a. Yorba ___, California city near Los AngelesLINDA
- 32a. Chemical suffix with “cyan” or “ox”IDE
- 33a. “Born to Die” artist Lana Del ___REY
- 34a. “In an ___ scenario…” (perfect)IDEAL
- 35a. “Twinkle, Twinkle ___ Star,” 1987 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartLUCKY
- 37a. Doorstep itemMAT
- 39a. Opposite of “WSW,” on a compassENE
- 40a. Shady tree with a “weeping” varietyELM
- 42a. “Game, ___, and match!”SET
- 44a. Robert Frost’s “The Road ___ Taken”NOT
- 46a. Alphabet repeating in “Lloyd,” phoneticallyELL
- 48a. Satisfying sound heard at a spa, perhapsAHH
- 51a. Pepper’s partner?SALT
- 52a. Sock tipTOE
- 53a. Cowboy’s footwearBOOT
- 55a. Bad to the bone, sayEVIL
- 56a. December 24 or December 31, e.g.EVE
- 57a. Casa ___ (Toronto’s historic house museum)LOMA
- 58a. “Yesterday’s ___,” 1982 Merle Haggard and George Jones duet that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartWINE
- 59a. Sales agent, for shortREP
- 60a. Just managed a living, with “out”EKED
Down
- 1d. Hockey scoreGOAL
- 2d. Diana Ross’s hairdoAFRO
- 3d. “No ___, no gain” (words on a motivational poster, maybe)PAIN
- 4d. Ebenezer ___, miser from “A Christmas Carol”SCROOGE
- 5d. Dream ___ (perfect combination of people)TEAM
- 6d. Hinder or discourage (anagram of “treed”)DETER
- 7d. “Grandma ___,” 1972 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartHARP
- 8d. Slender woodwindOBOE
- 9d. “___ over it!”GET
- 14d. Morning condensation on a flowerDEW
- 18d. ___ Crow, “Tomorrow Never Dies” singerSHERYL
- 19d. Passionate, as a readerAVID
- 22d. Society’s upper crustELITE
- 23d. Zero, on a soccer scoreboardNIL
- 24d. End of a dean’s email address, oftenEDU
- 25d. Santa Claus’ busiest month, for shortDEC
- 27d. Exercise venue, for shortGYM
- 29d. Formerly known as, in bridal introductionsNEE
- 30d. ___ Levy of “Schitt’s Creek”DAN
- 31d. Tavern hand-outALE
- 36d. Whistling, tea-boiling vesselKETTLE
- 38d. Fast ___ (catching some shut eye)ASLEEP
- 41d. Cab’s fare calculatorMETER
- 43d. Studyroom furniture?TABLE
- 44d. Blue-skinned race in “Avatar”NAVI
- 45d. Actress Lena of “Alias”OLIN
- 47d. “That’s the Way ___ Goes,” 1983 Merle Haggard single that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartLOVE
- 49d. Captain ___, Peter Pan’s arch nemesisHOOK
- 50d. “Sing Me Back ___,” 1967 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs ChartHOME
- 51d. Stitch upSEW
- 54d. Just a little bitTAD
