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Daily Themed Crossword February 20 2023 Answers

Monday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 20 2023 answers. The Monday puzzle has 68 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#
Lion's luxuriant locksMANE4Across1 Male sibling, for shortBRO3Across5 Vietnamese noodle soupPHO3Across8 Cupid's Greek counterpart (anagram of "sore")EROS4Across11 "Oh no, I messed up!"OOPS4Across12 Speed up, as an engineREV3Across14 ___ Ledger, Oscar-winning "The Dark Knight" actorHEATH5Across15 "Kane and ___," novel by Jeffrey ArcherABEL4Across17 "Before," to Emily DickinsonERE3Across18 1978 Dolly Parton song from the eponymous album that topped the U.S. country singles chartHEARTBREAKER12Across19 "Discreet Music" musician Brian ___ENO3Across22 Pointy hole-making toolAWL3Across23 "___ did the chicken cross the road?"WHY3Across24 Electrical ___ (network for producing electricity)GRID4Across27 Japanese wrestling formSUMO4Across30 Frozen rain, sayHAIL4Across34 "Touch ___," 1972 Dolly Parton song that was nominated for a Grammy: 2 wds.YOURWOMAN9Across36 Prefix for "science" or "present"OMNI4Across39 Feng ___ (Chinese aesthetic system)SHUI4Across40 "The Cask of Amontillado" writer Edgar Allan ___POE3Across41 Shoemaker's helper, in a Brothers Grimm fairy taleELF3Across42 Train traveler's stop, for shortSTA3Across45 2005 Dolly Parton song written for the film "Transamerica" that was nominated for an Oscar: 2 wds.TRAVELINTHRU12Across47 Last three vowelsIOU3Across53 "I'm on your ___!" ("I support you!")SIDE4Across54 Captain ___, Gregory Peck's "Moby Dick" roleAHAB4Across55 Palindromic Indian flatbreadNAN3Across58 One who can predict the future, perhapsSEER4Across59 "I Will Always ___ You," 1973 Dolly Parton song famously covered by Whitney HoustonLOVE4Across60 Hill-dwelling insectANT3Across61 Teary-eyed, perhapsSAD3Across62 Crone in a fairy tale, sayHAG3Across63

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"I'm not impressed" responseMEH3Down1 "___ you in or out?"ARE3Down2 Animal rescuer, in the BibleNOAH4Down3 ___ Lauder (Clinique parent company)ESTEE5Down4 Gravy ___ (pitcher or jug for serving sauce)BOAT4Down5 Eldest son of Ned Stark, in "Game of Thrones"ROBB4Down6 Sydney ___ House, AustraliaOPERA5Down7 School for toddlers, say: Hyph.PREK4Down8 "___ You Come Again," 1977 Dolly Parton song that won a Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal PerformanceHERE4Down9 ___ the moon (very happy)OVER4Down10 Killed, as a giant (rhymes with "flew")SLEW4Down13 Put up on a wall, as a picture frameHANG4Down16 ___ Gilmore, Alexis Bledel's character in "Gilmore Girls"RORY4Down20 The first "A" in A.K.A.ALSO4Down21 "The Boy ___ Cried Wolf," Aesop's fableWHO3Down24 Meat that can be "cured"HAM3Down25 Yang's partnerYIN3Down26 Platform for the App StoreIOS3Down28 "How obvious!"DUH3Down29 Baseball official, for shortUMP3Down31 ___ Zedong, famed Chinese figureMAO3Down32 In ___ ear and out the otherONE3Down33 "Ray Donovan" actor ___ SchreiberLIEV4Down35 Corrode, as an iron pipeRUST4Down37 "___ all due respect..."WITH4Down38 Opposite of "more"LESS4Down43 "Eagle When She ___," 1991 Dolly Parton song that was nominated for the Grammy for Best Country SongFLIES5Down44 Severely shrunken Asian sea (anagram of "lara")ARAL4Down46 "Bossypants" author Fey or singer TurnerTINA4Down47 Reddish-brown horse (anagram of "nora")ROAN4Down48 Cousin's momAUNT4Down49 Creative mental sparkIDEA4Down50 Geeky sort, informallyNERD4Down51 "Looks like trouble!": Hyph.UHOH4Down52 Hollywood's ___ GardnerAVA3Down56 ___, borrow, stealBEG3Down57

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Monday, February 20, 2023. 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.