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Daily Themed Crossword March 1 2024 Answers

Friday puzzle · 70 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword March 1 2024 answers. The Friday puzzle has 70 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#
"Press ___ key to continue" (computer instruction)ANY3Across1 Bill ___ the Science GuyNYE3Across4 Chick's mamaHEN3Across7 Washroom, to a BritLOO3Across10 Organ with a drumEAR3Across11 Grandma, affectionatelyNANA4Across12 Cosmopolitan or People, for shortMAG3Across13 William ___, English Romantic poet known for "The Prelude"WORDSWORTH10Across14 Thick, flavored milk drink, informallySHAKE5Across18 Run away to tie the knotELOPE5Across20 Mesozoic or Paleozoic, for oneERA3Across21 Title of respect for a kingSIRE4Across23 Tea leaves or groceries holderBAG3Across24 "If you can't do the time, don't do the ___"CRIME5Across26 Texter's "I'm heading there now!": Abbr.OMW3Across28 Feet-drying item, outside the bathroomMAT3Across31 Road-paving gooTAR3Across32 "Now when the primrose makes a splendid ___..." (start of a spring-themed poem written by 14a)SHOW4Across33 Wedding vows spotALTAR5Across34 Bumped intoMET3Across37 Prefix with "scient" or "present"OMNI4Across39 ___ by chocolate, option on a dessert menuDEATH5Across40 Karaoke essential, for shortMIC3Across41 Little one in preschool, sayTOT3Across43 "...And ___ face the March-winds in full blow..." (2nd line of a spring-themed poem written by 14a)LILIES6Across45 Local sandwich shopDELI4Across48 Expressive music genreEMO3Across51 Palindromic raft alternativeKAYAK5Across53 Mi ___ ("My love," in Spanish)AMOR4Across55 Melbourne's country, for shortAUS3Across56 ___ Strauss & Co., company over 170 years oldLEVI4Across57 Scam or trick (rhymes with "goop")DUPE4Across58 Degrees for surgeons: Abbr.MDS3Across59 Upper chamber of Congress, for shortSEN3Across60

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Charitable offerings to the needy (anagram of "slam")ALMS4Down1 Animal-rescuing ark builder, in the BibleNOAH4Down2 Meditation and exercise discipline from IndiaYOGA4Down3 Fresher or more recently made, sayNEWER5Down4 ___ Ming (former Houston Rockets player)YAO3Down5 ___ on the side of cautionERR3Down6 Fable's long-eared hopper who lived the idiom "You snooze, you lose"HARE4Down7 Sinus specialist: Abbr.ENT3Down8 Slangy "no"NAH3Down9 "Ain't gonna happen, buddy"NOPE4Down12 "...And humbler growths as moved with one ___..." (3rd line from a spring-themed poem written by 14a)DESIRE6Down15 SlenderSLIM4Down16 Donned, as a dressWORE4Down17 Small beer barrelKEG3Down19 Play the partACT3Down22 Bundle of hayBALE4Down24 "___ girl!" (encouraging expression)ATTA4Down25 Flock father who headbutts foesRAM3Down27 Unit of electrical resistance symbolized by omegaOHM3Down28 Starting day of the work week, brieflyMON3Down29 1914 - 1918 conflict: Abbr.WWI3Down30 Outraged or angryMAD3Down31 ___ media (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)SOCIAL6Down33 "...Put on, to welcome spring, their best ___..." (4th line from a spring-themed poem written by 14a)ATTIRE6Down35 Greek letter that resembles a "P" and sounds like "row"RHO3Down36 Texter's "I don't wanna know more!": Abbr.TMI3Down38 Of the same ___ (of a similar type)ILK3Down42 Sports squadTEAM4Down44 Profit's antonymLOSS4Down45 Sleep masks go over themEYES4Down46 Add pennies in the piggy bank, saySAVE4Down47 Prince Harry, to LilibetDAD3Down48 Flightless Aussie bird of roughly human heightEMU3Down49 Apt rhyming word for "chop"LOP3Down50 Dirt in a puddleMUD3Down52 Next of ___ (emergency contacts, perhaps)KIN3Down54

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, March 1, 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.