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Daily Themed Crossword February 11 2024 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 11 2024 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 66 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"Rain, Rain, Go ___" (popular nursery rhyme)AWAY4Across1 ___-inspiring (mind-blowing)AWE3Across5 Beer-dispensing faucetTAP3Across8 Snoozefest or yawn-inducer, sayBORE4Across11 Month between February and April, for shortMAR3Across12 Margarita garnish, usuallyLIME4Across13 Pepsi's rival beverage company whose commercial, "Hey Kid, Catch!" featured "Mean" Joe Greene and aired during Super Bowl XIV: Hyph.COCACOLA8Across14 What a light bulb represents, in the comicsIDEA4Across16 Hockey's Bobby ___ who won 3 consecutive Hart TrophiesORR3Across17 Sign on a door?MEN3Across18 Make a modification, as to a documentEDIT4Across19 "I solemnly swear that I am ___ no good" (Marauder's Map phrase): 2 wds.UPTO4Across22 Weaved, as a webSPUN4Across25 Got an eyeful of?SAW3Across26 Broke breadATE3Across27 Abduct, as a person for ransomKIDNAP6Across30 "I'm going to ___ World!" commercial for a famous theme park resort that aired often during Super BowlsDISNEY6Across33 What Elsa's touch would convert water to, in "Frozen"ICE3Across35 Pronoun for Mr. Someone, perhapsHIS3Across36 Flavor enhancer in the kitchen, like cuminSPICE5Across38 Apple's now-famous personal computer that was first introduced in a famous "1984" commercial that aired during Super Bowl XVIIIMACINTOSH9Across39 Anaheim baseball team, on scoreboards: Abbr.LAA3Across41 White creamy spread often part of Deli orders, for shortMAYO4Across43 Overused, like old shoes or a favorite shirt might beWORN4Across44 Typing speed statistic: Abbr.WPM3Across45 ___ check (verify the information)FACT4Across46 Wile E. Coyote's explosive supplierACME4Across50 Frothy beverage served in a pint glassALE3Across51 "See you in court!" actionSUE3Across52 Where clouds drift and birds fly?SKY3Across53 Ripe tomato colorRED3Across54 Giggle syllableHEE3Across55

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"Modern Family" network: Abbr.ABC3Down1 Win someone over, romanticallyWOO3Down2 Eyebrow's shapeARC3Down3 Congressional vote of supportYEA3Down4 "Love," in SpanishAMOR4Down5 Arctic ocean animal with prominent tusks and whiskersWALRUS6Down6 Victorian ___ (period of English history)ERA3Down7 This detergent brand aired a three part commercial during Super Bowl LI featuring Terry Bradshaw trying to remove a stain from his suitTIDE4Down8 Prayer-ending wordAMEN4Down9 Soup vegetable that dwells in a podPEA3Down10 Long prom car, for shortLIMO4Down13 Portable bedCOT3Down15 Larger than life tale, sayEPIC4Down19 Term similar to "Bro!"DUDE4Down20 Lodging with rustic vibesINN3Down21 Word after "bachelor" or "lily"PAD3Down23 Winding, like a mountain roadTWISTY6Down24 ___ lodge (winter holiday destination)SKI3Down25 Spanish liqueur hidden in its main flavor, "anise"ANIS4Down27 High-___ (cutting edge)TECH4Down28 "Keep an ___ on it" (watch closely)EYE3Down29 Puzzler's cry at finding the solution, perhapsAHA3Down31 Instagram upload, informallyPIC3Down32 Parody of sortsSPOOF5Down34 Opposite of "complicated"SIMPLE6Down37 Lion's luxuriant locksMANE4Down39 "A Boy ___ Sue" (Johnny Cash song)NAMED5Down40 Master ___, security product company whose "Tough Under Fire" commercial aired during Super Bowl VIIILOCK4Down41 Military land forceARMY4Down42 "What ___ I thinking?!"WAS3Down44 Chris Pines' "This Means ___"WAR3Down45 Grill residueASH3Down47 ___ the music (signal for)CUE3Down48 Center of Austria?TEE3Down49

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Sunday, February 11, 2024. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.