The Daily Themed Crossword is available as a mobile app on both iOS and Android devices. It has become a popular crossword app due to its regular crossword offerings and difficulty level (not too easy, not too difficult, generally). They release a new crossword each day, every day of the year, and each crossword has a theme and allows for hints in case an answer involves a more obscure word. This post shares all of the answers to the Daily Themed Crossword published on April 14 2023.
Daily Themed Crossword Solution Guide
Here are all of the answers for this recently published Daily Themed Crossword. You can check out our Daily Themed Crossword Answers guide for our additional coverage. Click/tap on the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
| Clue |
| Women’s Day month, for short |
| Idiot boxes: Abbr. |
| ___-smacking good (very tasty) |
| Give it ___ (attempt): 2 wds. |
| Bride’s head cover |
| Marilyn Monroe’s distinct facial feature |
| Rhyming opposite of “nay” |
| ___ Man, 1952 novel by Ralph Ellison featuring an unnamed protagonist that won the National Book Award for Fiction |
| Optional extra, like pizza topping, say: Hyph. |
| Grace-concluding word |
| Play a role in a movie |
| Modify, as a script for publication |
| The Time ___, 1895 novella by H.G. Wells featuring an unnamed protagonist who time travels |
| Prefix with “function” or “ware” |
| Jacob’s biblical twin |
| Sun-kissed skin tone |
| Ram or bull’s gender |
| Elvis ___ left the building |
| 1938 novel by Daphne du Maurier featuring an unnamed protagonist that was adapted into an eponymous Oscar-winning film |
| Not a ___ out of you! (“Shh!”) |
| Montana Sky author Roberts |
| Mai ___ (cocktail) |
| American ___ (reality show) |
| 1996 novel by Chuck Palahniuk featuring an unnamed protagonist, with a film adaptation starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton: 2 wds. |
| Well, lah-di-___! |
| Brainstorm output, maybe |
| Be at ___ (relax) |
| Double-helix genetic material: Abbr. |
| Palindromic time of day |
| She-sheep |
| Do some needlework |
| Big Mouth voice actress ___ Rudolph |
| Matured, like fine wine |
| The ___, 2006 novel by Cormac McCarthy featuring an unnamed protagonist that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction |
| First double-digit number |
| ___ voce (oral exam) |
| The Real ___ Shady (Eminem hit) |
| Throw in a high arc |
| Under the weather, say |
| Baseball Hall of Famer ___ Wee Reese |
| Leonardo da ___, “The Last Supper” painter |
| ___ one’s manners (behave politely) |
| Catch the drift? |
| Honolulu’s island |
| Explosive initials |
| Apple desktop |
| Soft mineral used in a barber’s powders |
| This doesn’t impress me at all, slangily |
| Right away! in office memos: Abbr. |
| Lawyer’s assignment |
| Make money |
| Glee actress ___ Michele |
| Keanu’s character in “The Matrix Resurrections” |
| Alcoholic drink made with honey |
| Illegal money offer |
| Actor Hawke of “Before Sunrise” |
| ___ on the back |
| Slurpee alternative |
| Against all ___ |
| The Ocean at the End of the ___, 2013 novel by Neil Gaiman featuring an unnamed protagonist that won a British Book Award |
| Fish propeller |
| Bachelor’s last words?: 2 wds. |
| Prefix for “metric” or “logical” |
| The “L” of LSAT |
| Fair ___ (copyright term) |
| Yee-___! |
If you enjoy the Daily Themed Crossword, we think you’d also enjoy the LA Times Crossword and the NYT Crossword. If you’re still struggling to solve your crosswords, consider practicing with the Eugene Sheffer and Thomas Joseph dailies first.
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