Daily Themed Crossword November 4 2023 Answers
Saturday puzzle · 69 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword November 4 2023 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 69 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
___ one out (misfit)ODD3Across1
Toothpaste tube lid, sayCAP3Across4
Locale for experiments, for shortLAB3Across7
Sherlock Holmes & Watson or Key & Peele, e.g.DUO3Across10
Ticklish red Muppet who frequently refers to himself in the third personELMO4Across11
Tuna found in a sushi barAHI3Across12
Sharp part of a knifeEDGE4Across13
"Best of ___!" ("Kill it!")LUCK4Across15
"___-hoo!" ("Over here!")YOO3Across16
Sportswear brand whose popular slogan "Just Do It" made its first appearance in 1988NIKE4Across17
No sweat?EASY4Across19
"In God We Trust," for the United States of AmericaMOTTO5Across21
Meddle in matters you're not concerned withPRY3Across24
How a Brit would say "washroom"LOO3Across25
Appoint to office?NAME4Across26
"Luther" actor Idris who's also a DJ by the moniker "DJ Big Driis"ELBA4Across29
Fast food chain whose popular slogan "It's Finger Lickin' Good!" made its first appearance in 1956KFC3Across33
Laundry batch, sayLOAD4Across34
Eighth month of the year, for shortAUG3Across36
Skewered meat cooked over a grill, sayKEBAB5Across37
Tech company whose popular slogan "Think Different" made its first appearance in 1997APPLE5Across40
Came in firstWON3Across42
Quick and energetic, as a walkBRISK5Across43
Cordon ___ (cheesy French dish)BLEU4Across44
On the ___ (accepting bribes)TAKE4Across46
Tourist attraction with animal enclosuresZOO3Across47
Cranny's partner?NOOK4Across48
Havana's countryCUBA4Across50
Programming pioneer Lovelace with a language named after herADA3Across54
"Is it ___?" (question by a skeptic)TRUE4Across55
Bring home the bacon?EARN4Across56
Compose, as a beautiful poemPEN3Across57
Scotland ___ (headquarters for the Metropolitan Police)YARD4Across58
It's assigned to you on an airplane, perhapsSEAT4Across59
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
"___ to a Nightingale," John Keats poemODE3Down1
Worthless firecracker, sayDUD3Down2
Golden Retriever or Poodle, e.g.DOG3Down3
What you're reading right nowCLUE4Down4
Network for "Mad Men" or "Better Call Saul": Abbr.AMC3Down5
Card game played with a straight facePOKER5Down6
Potato chip brand whose popular slogan "Betcha can't eat just one" made its first appearance in 1963LAYS4Down7
"Land ___!" (ship crew's cry on seeing land, perhaps)AHOY4Down8
Author's story on the back cover, for shortBIO3Down9
Antlered Yellowstone deerELK3Down11
Doctor who treats tonsillitis: Abbr.ENT3Down14
Molecule with a "+" or "-" charge, sayION3Down18
Congresswoman's "I vote yes!"AYE3Down20
Initials for a famous activist with a "dream"MLK3Down21
Comic reaction to a punch in the gutOOF3Down22
Tick's partnerTOCK4Down23
"The Princess and the ___" (fairy tale involving many mattresses)PEA3Down24
Composer ___ Menken best known for his work with DisneyALAN4Down27
Flash ___ (surprise gathering)MOB3Down28
Swimmer's countsLAPS4Down30
Put on some muscle, with "up"BULK4Down31
Number that goes up on every birthday?AGE3Down32
Like chocolate with high cocoa contentDARK4Down35
Sheep momEWE3Down38
Paper towel manufacturer whose popular slogan "The quicker picker-upper" made its first appearance in 1960sBOUNTY6Down39
Jigsaw puzzle partsPIECES6Down41
Made some brownies, sayBAKED5Down43
"This doesn't ___ well..." (like an omen or premonition)BODE4Down44
Home buyer's financial need, oftenLOAN4Down45
Go from gig to gigTOUR4Down46
Zip, ___, Zoom (game)ZAP3Down47
"... cone ___ cup?" (ice cream shop options): 2 wds.ORA3Down49
Sharjah's country: Abbr.UAE3Down51
Lingerie purchaseBRA3Down52
Pantry-interloping insectANT3Down53
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Saturday, November 4, 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.