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Daily Themed Crossword February 21 2024 Answers

Wednesday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword February 21 2024 answers. The Wednesday 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#
Transport you'd hail in a cityCAB3Across1 Got off ___-free (without any punishment)SCOT4Across4 "He ___, he saw, he conquered"CAME4Across8 Shade of colorHUE3Across12 Pad ___ (noodle dish)THAI4Across13 "In a kingdom far, far ___..."AWAY4Across14 Organization that promotes flossing and good oral hygiene: Abbr.ADA3Across15 Give 5 stars to a TV show, sayRATE4Across16 ___ mortals (ordinary beings)MERE4Across17 Steve ___, Australia's famous "Crocodile Hunter"IRWIN5Across18 "Thar ___ blows"SHE3Across20 Do some math?ADD3Across22 Steve ___, Jaleel White's geeky "Family Matters" character intended for a supporting role before becoming central to the seriesURKEL5Across23 "Me, ___, and I" (narcissist's motto, maybe)MYSELF6Across27 Yellow, tropical fruit in a smoothieMANGO5Across30 "Aunt," in AndalusiaTIA3Across31 "High-voltage" fishEEL3Across32 "Dig in!"EAT3Across34 ___ wrestling (tabletop sport)ARM3Across35 Sleeping spot for a squirrelTREE4Across36 Shirt size below "large," for shortMED3Across37 ___ Pinkman, Aaron Paul's "Breaking Bad" character intended for a supporting role before becoming central to the seriesJESSE5Across38 Words preceding a kiss at the altar: 2 wds.IDO3Across40 Beachgoer's goal, perhapsTAN3Across42 Largest city in NebraskaOMAHA5Across44 Continent with TurkmenistanASIA4Across48 The ___, Henry Winkler's mechanic on "Happy Days" intended for a supporting role before becoming central to the seriesFONZ4Across51 Charged particle in a particle acceleratorION3Across54 Contact ___ (alternative to spectacles)LENS4Across55 Parietal ___ (part of the brain)LOBE4Across56 "Stylish," in the '60sMOD3Across57 Mascara targetLASH4Across58 Take a broad view?PAN3Across59 Teen's room, metaphoricallySTY3Across60

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"___-ching!" (cash register sound)CHA3Down1 German car brand with a four-ring logoAUDI4Down2 ___ Grylls who stars in "Man vs. Wild"BEAR4Down3 Take something in one's ___ (deal with a difficult problem calmly)STRIDE6Down4 ___ Bing, Matthew Perry's character on "Friends" intended for a supporting role before becoming central to the seriesCHANDLER8Down5 Grain in a granola barOAT3Down6 Fastens, as shoelacesTIES4Down7 "Lights, ___, action!" (director's cry, maybe)CAMERA6Down8 ___-inspiring (very impressive)AWE3Down9 Month after February, for shortMAR3Down10 Center of a cycloneEYE3Down11 "Phew, that ___ a close call!"WAS3Down19 Sing without wordsHUM3Down21 Joint that may be slapped while laughingKNEE4Down24 "OMG!" in olden timesEGAD4Down25 Parking areaLOT3Down26 Swampy ground (rhymes with "dire")MIRE4Down27 Starchy Thanksgiving veggies with orange fleshYAMS4Down28 Entry charge, sayFEE3Down29 ___ Mahal, famous blues musicianTAJ3Down31 Honolulu garlandLEI3Down33 Yerba mate beverageTEA3Down36 Parent honored in MayMOM3Down37 Hidden hoard?STASH5Down39 Box of 12, sayDOZEN5Down41 Organization with the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans: Abbr.NFL3Down43 Prepares to throw, as a dartAIMS4Down45 Whoop it up?HOOT4Down46 ___ Dwyer, Chris Pratt's character on "Parks and Recreation" intended for a supporting role before becoming central to the seriesANDY4Down47 Winner takes ___ (high stakes game mode)ALL3Down48 Black, Red, or Yellow, e.g.SEA3Down49 Run-___ (chance meetings)INS3Down50 Alley-___OOP3Down52 Kevin Durant's league: Abbr.NBA3Down53

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Wednesday, February 21, 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.