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Daily Themed Crossword January 2 2023 Answers

Monday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword January 2 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#
Craven who directed "A Nightmare on Elm Street"WES3Across1 "F" in TGIF, for shortFRI3Across4 Father's Day VIP, affectionatelyDAD3Across7 Actress Gardner of "The Night of the Iguana"AVA3Across10 Bugs Bunny or Goofy, e.g.TOON4Across11 "Handle with ___" (delicately)CARE4Across12 Large beer vesselKEG3Across13 "Can you ___ me?" ("Am I audible?")HEAR4Across14 "January ___," 2011 track by the Decemberists whose title means a religious songHYMN4Across15 Clear, as a chalkboardERASE5Across16 Art ___ (French art style)DECO4Across18 "February ___," 2009 song by Lights whose title means a mixture of gases needed for breathingAIR3Across20 "___ of March," 1978 song by Journey from the album "Infinity"WINDS5Across22 "We ___ to inform you that..." (sorry)REGRET6Across26 "The Hunter" constellationORION5Across29 San Francisco ___ AreaBAY3Across30 "April Come ___ Will," 1966 song by Simon & Garfunkel whose title refers to a womanSHE3Across31 DreamWorks Animation frameCEL3Across33 "___ of May," 1969 song by the Bee Gees whose title means "foremost"FIRST5Across34 Run away to say "I do"ELOPE5Across37 Smile or talk in a mocking manner (rhymes with "deer")SNEER5Across40 Seek legal justice, perhapsSUE3Across41 "June on the ___ Coast," 1998 song by Bright Eyes whose title is the opposite of "east"WEST4Across42 Behavior or activity that is socially unacceptable or forbiddenTABOO5Across45 "July ___," 1965 song by Nina Simone whose title means a woody tall plantTREE4Across49 Plumbing itemPIPE4Across52 Tool for poking leatherAWL3Across54 Sound from "The Lion King," perhapsROAR4Across55 "August Is ___," 2007 song by We The Kings whose title means "above"OVER4Across56 "The Interview" organization: Abbr.CIA3Across57 "Is it time ___?" (impatient cry, perhaps)YET3Across58 "Long" or "short" weight unitTON3Across59 Locker unlockerKEY3Across60

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"___ Me Up When September Ends," 2004 song whose title means to awakenWAKE4Down1 Never ___ (not even once)EVER4Down2 Story with many partsSAGA4Down3 Bitter enemyFOE3Down4 "October ___," 2002 album by James Taylor whose title means a tar-ed surfaceROAD4Down5 Memo's opening words, perhaps: 2 wds.INRE4Down6 "On the ninth ___ of Christmas, my true love sent to me, nine ladies dancing..."DAY3Down7 Sleeve fillerARM3Down8 TV room, perhapsDEN3Down9 Belonging to themTHEIR5Down11 Singing group with sopranos and tenors, sayCHOIR5Down12 Sink, as an old cushionSAG3Down17 Commissioned military rank: Abbr.CWO3Down19 Hi-___ graphicsRES3Down21 Not naughty, to Santa?NICE4Down23 Female deerDOE3Down24 Sketch show to watch on the weekend?: Abbr.SNL3Down25 "November ___," 1991 song by Guns N' Roses whose title means water drops from the skyRAIN4Down26 Jane's surname in a Charlotte Bronte titleEYRE4Down27 Definite articleTHE3Down28 Male partners: Abbr.BFS3Down30 Golf legend ErnieELS3Down32 Underground channel that carries waste materialSEWER5Down35 "Three," in ItalianTRE3Down36 ___ space, frequent sci-fi settingOUTER5Down38 Tiny green legumePEA3Down39 Have a soft ___ for (be fond of)SPOT4Down43 Trailblazing DVRTIVO4Down44 "___ To December," 2010 song by Taylor Swift whose title means the opposite of "front"BACK4Down46 It may be covered by a kiddie bandageOWIE4Down47 Worldwide skincare brandOLAY4Down48 "___ and stop me!"TRY3Down49 Mackerel eggsROE3Down50 Wolf down some wafflesEAT3Down51 Writing toolPEN3Down53

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Monday, January 2, 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.