Daily Themed Crossword February 12 2024 Answers
Monday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 12 2024 answers. The Monday 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"___ there be light"LET3Across1
___ and fortuneFAME4Across4
The "A" in ETA, for shortARR3Across8
Boating stickOAR3Across11
"As I was going to St. ___ ..." (English nursery rhyme)IVES4Across12
Ink splotch on a white shirt, sayBLOT4Across13
___ sparingly ("Do not waste!")USE3Across14
Monopoly or Chess, e.g.GAME4Across15
Speed contestRACE4Across16
Electronic dance music genre for Kraftwerk, which originated in Germany in the early 1980sTECHNO6Across17
Lounge in the sun, say (word you'll find hidden in "basket")BASK4Across19
Clothing or apparelATTIRE6Across20
Places that offer facials and hot stone massagesSPAS4Across22
Go bad, as a fruitROT3Across25
Dobby, Galadriel, or Legolas, e.g.ELF3Across26
Music genre for Tupac Shakur that's also known as disco rap, which originated in the Bronx in the mid-1980s: 2 wds.HIPHOP6Across29
Panda's snack time treatBAMBOO6Across32
"Are we there ___?" (impatient child's question, perhaps)YET3Across34
A day has 24 of these, for shortHRS3Across35
Having the skill to do something, sayABLE4Across37
Healthy breakfast option with fruits and oatsMUESLI6Across38
"___ Old Saint Nicholas" (Christmas song)JOLLY5Across41
Music genre for Carrie Underwood, which originated in Bristol, Tennessee, in the 1920sCOUNTRY7Across45
Off base without approval, in the military: Abbr.AWOL4Across49
Pop star's around the world trip, sayTOUR4Across50
"Help wanted" lettersEEO3Across51
Metal that's a component in brass and bronze alloysZINC4Across52
Actress Hathaway known for the role of Mia ThermopolisANNE4Across53
High school math subject dealing with equations, for shortALG3Across54
Alphabet ender, phoneticallyZEE3Across55
Out of the ordinaryODD3Across56
Scandinavian rugRYA3Across57
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"Perfect Day" singer ___ ReedLOU3Down1
Direction you'll find by rearranging the letters in "seat"EAST4Down2
Apple bearer in an orchardTREE4Down3
"___ Club" (Brad Pitt movie)FIGHT5Down4
___-garde (new experimental ideas)AVANT5Down5
Personal account of one's lifeMEMOIR6Down6
Opposite of "WNW," on a mapESE3Down7
"Woe is me!" exclamationALAS4Down8
___ and roll, music genre for Elvis Presley, which originated in Cleveland, Ohio, in the early 1950sROCK4Down9
GPS suggestion, for shortRTE3Down10
Undergarment that now comes in "wireless" variantsBRA3Down13
Payment option involving paperCASH4Down18
___ version (testing phase for an app)BETA4Down19
Loot, as a bankROB3Down21
"Once bitten, twice ___"SHY3Down22
Crusty pumpkin dessertPIE3Down23
Like the name "Art," for an artistAPT3Down24
Draw away from the shore, as the tideEBB3Down26
"You're funny!" in the chatroom: Abbr.LOL3Down27
"Friend or ___?"FOE3Down28
"___ god!" which is abbreviated to "OMG": 2 wds.OHMY4Down30
The ___ (Boston skyscraper with the Skywalk Observatory, informally)PRU3Down31
Principal street of a town, sayMAIN4Down33
First followerSECOND6Down36
Julie Andrews' "The ___ of Music"SOUND5Down39
Tempt into a trapLURE4Down40
Music genre for Louis Armstrong, which originated in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the late 1800sJAZZ4Down41
Boo-boo, in kidspeakOWIE4Down42
___ wolf (solitary person)LONE4Down43
Inc. alternative: Abbr.LLC3Down44
___-jerker (very sad, as a movie or a book)TEAR4Down46
___ on (place trust in)RELY4Down47
Eastern exercise discipline involving asanas and meditationYOGA4Down48
"Path" of Chinese philosophyTAO3Down50
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Monday, February 12, 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.