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Daily Themed Crossword March 22 2024 Answers

Friday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword March 22 2024 answers. The Friday 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#
Harvard, MIT or Stanford, for shortUNI3Across1 Supreme beingGOD3Across4 Full-___ milk (whole milk)FAT3Across7 Usual coffee order, for shortREG3Across10 Japanese wrestling formSUMO4Across11 Prefix with "bar" for a small fridge found in a hotel roomMINI4Across12 Zilch, in soccer lingoNIL3Across13 In the center ofAMID4Across14 English prep school and alma mater for Prince Harry and Prince WilliamETON4Across15 Orange-yellow precious metal used in jewelry, whose chemical symbol 'Au' is derived from its Latin name 'Aurum'GOLD4Across16 Draped garment for a Roman noblemanTOGA4Across18 Garden tool for rowingHOE3Across20 Put into practice, as a lawENACT5Across21 Soft, shiny-white metal found in salt, whose chemical symbol 'Na' is derived from its Latin name 'Natrium'SODIUM6Across25 Try to win over, romanticallyWOO3Across30 Junior rank in the navy, for shortENS3Across31 Join the chorusSING4Across34 Comrade-in-arms, sayALLY4Across35 "Button your ___!" ("Shut up!")LIP3Across36 Kidney-shaped nut used in some vegan milkCASHEW6Across37 1971 hit song by Eric Clapton, titled after a ladyLAYLA5Across39 Fawn's motherDOE3Across41 Small unit of energyERG3Across43 Lustrous-white precious metal used in jewelry and dinnerware, whose chemical symbol 'Ag' is derived from its Latin name 'Argentum'SILVER6Across45 "___ boy!" ("Good job!")ATTA4Across48 Go on and on, angrilyRANT4Across51 Chemical ending?ENE3Across53 Go through a book, sayREAD4Across54 Hollywood's ThurmanUMA3Across55 Shaggy Scandinavian rug (anagram of "ray")RYA3Across56 Vehicle that can be hailed or hiredCAB3Across57 Get down on one's kneeBEG3Across58 Talk too muchYAP3Across59

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Container you'd spot at a funeralURN3Down1 Pony's "hello!"NEIGH5Down2 House made of ice blocksIGLOO5Down3 Doublemint or Trident, for oneGUM3Down4 Purposely excludeOMIT4Down5 Extinct flightless birdDODO4Down6 In good physical shape, sayFIT3Down7 "It's ___-brainer": 2 wds.ANO3Down8 Soft, easily-bendable metal used to plate steel cans, whose chemical symbol 'Sn' is derived from its Latin name 'Stannum'TIN3Down9 Down in the dumpsSAD3Down11 "___ Girls" (teen comedy movie)MEAN4Down12 Victor Hugo's "___ Miserables," which took 20 years to completeLES3Down17 Rock on a ring, e.g.GEM3Down19 Shoemaking toolAWL3Down22 Rank above major, for shortCOL3Down23 Happy Meal component, oftenTOY3Down24 Another name for an Academy AwardOSCAR5Down26 ___ de los Muertos ("Day of the Dead")DIA3Down27 Shoo-___ (sure winners)INS3Down28 "That's utterly disgusting!"UGH3Down29 Right-angled pipe shapeELL3Down31 Actress ___ Long of "Empire"NIA3Down32 "I ___ with my little eye..."SPY3Down33 Illegally off base, in military: Abbr.AWOL4Down35 Make changes to, as a manuscriptEDIT4Down38 Shiny-gray metal used in batteries, whose chemical symbol 'Pb' is derived from its Latin name 'Plumbum'LEAD4Down40 Each's partnerEVERY5Down42 Pub ___ (finger food, slangily)GRUB4Down44 Unexpected obstacleSNAG4Down45 Singer of "Shepherd Moons"ENYA4Down46 Gather, as a harvestREAP4Down47 Shape of a smileARC3Down48 Afternoon tradition in England, perhapsTEA3Down49 Running expense account, often at a barTAB3Down50 "Soul," in StrasbourgAME3Down52

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, March 22, 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.