Daily Themed Crossword 11 September 2023 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

If you are stuck with today`s puzzle and are looking for help then look no further. DTC is one of the most popular iOS and Android crossword apps developed by PlaySimple Games. Here on this page you will find all the Daily Themed Crossword 11 September 2023 crossword answers. Some of the crossword clues given are quite difficult thats why we have decided to share all the answers. This word game is developed by PlaySimple Games, known by his best puzzle word games.
A fun crossword game with each day connected to a different theme. Choose from a range of topics like Movies, Sports, Technology, Games, History, Architecture and more! Access to hundreds of puzzles, right on your Android device, so play or review your crosswords when you want, wherever you want! Give your brain some exercise and solve your way through brilliant crosswords published every day! Become a master crossword solver while having tons of fun, and all for free!

11 September 2023 crossword

G

A

P

S

T

D

H

O

G

O

F

A

C

E

E

A

B

E

A

R

I

D

R

A

T

R

O

T

L

O

N

E

S

O

M

E

A

P

E

W

H

O

R

E

V

N

E

D

E

G

G

L

I

N

D

A

I

D

E

R

E

Y

I

D

E

A

L

L

U

C

K

Y

M

A

T

E

N

E

E

L

M

S

E

T

N

O

T

E

L

L

A

H

H

S

A

L

T

T

O

E

B

O

O

T

E

V

I

L

E

V

E

L

O

M

A

W

I

N

E

R

E

P

E

K

E

D

1d. Hockey score:

GOAL

1a. Space between teeth, say:

GAP

2d. Diana Ross's hairdo:

AFRO

3d. "No ___, no gain" (words on a motivational poster, maybe):

PAIN

4d. Ebenezer ___, miser from "A Christmas Carol":

SCROOGE

4a. "S" in EST, for short:

STD

5d. Dream ___ (perfect combination of people):

TEAM

6d. Hinder or discourage (anagram of "treed"):

DETER

7d. "Grandma ___," 1972 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

HARP

HOG

8d. Slender woodwind:

OBOE

9d. "___ over it!":

GET

10a. "Birds ___ feather flock together": 2 wds.:

OFA

11a. Alphabet that sounds like "see":

CEE

12a. Lincoln who was the 16th U.S. president, fondly:

ABE

13a. Dry as a desert, say:

ARID

14d. Morning condensation on a flower:

DEW

15a. ___-a-tat-tat (drum sound):

RAT

16a. Decay, as vegetables:

ROT

17a. "I'm a ___ Fugitive," 1967 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

LONESOME

18d. ___ Crow, "Tomorrow Never Dies" singer:

SHERYL

19d. Passionate, as a reader:

AVID

19a. Tarzan's swinging pal, for one:

APE

20a. Questionable pronoun?:

WHO

21a. Speed up, as an engine:

REV

22d. Society's upper crust:

ELITE

23d. Zero, on a soccer scoreboard:

NIL

23a. Homer's good-natured neighbor on "The Simpsons":

NED

24d. End of a dean's email address, often:

EDU

25d. Santa Claus' busiest month, for short:

DEC

26a. Yolk's place:

EGG

27d. Exercise venue, for short:

GYM

28a. Yorba ___, California city near Los Angeles:

LINDA

29d. Formerly known as, in bridal introductions:

NEE

30d. ___ Levy of "Schitt's Creek":

DAN

31d. Tavern hand-out:

ALE

32a. Chemical suffix with "cyan" or "ox":

IDE

33a. "Born to Die" artist Lana Del ___:

REY

34a. "In an ___ scenario..." (perfect):

IDEAL

35a. "Twinkle, Twinkle ___ Star," 1987 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

LUCKY

36d. Whistling, tea-boiling vessel:

KETTLE

37a. Doorstep item:

MAT

38d. Fast ___ (catching some shut eye):

ASLEEP

39a. Opposite of "WSW," on a compass:

ENE

40a. Shady tree with a "weeping" variety:

ELM

41d. Cab's fare calculator:

METER

42a. "Game, ___, and match!":

SET

43d. Studyroom furniture?:

TABLE

44d. Blue-skinned race in "Avatar":

NAVI

44a. Robert Frost's "The Road ___ Taken":

NOT

45d. Actress Lena of "Alias":

OLIN

46a. Alphabet repeating in "Lloyd," phonetically:

ELL

47d. "That's the Way ___ Goes," 1983 Merle Haggard single that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

LOVE

48a. Satisfying sound heard at a spa, perhaps:

AHH

49d. Captain ___, Peter Pan's arch nemesis:

HOOK

50d. "Sing Me Back ___," 1967 Merle Haggard and The Strangers song that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

HOME

51d. Stitch up:

SEW

51a. Pepper's partner?:

SALT

TOE

53a. Cowboy's footwear:

BOOT

54d. Just a little bit:

TAD

55a. Bad to the bone, say:

EVIL

56a. December 24 or December 31, e.g.:

EVE

57a. Casa ___ (Toronto's historic house museum):

LOMA

58a. "Yesterday's ___," 1982 Merle Haggard and George Jones duet that topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart:

WINE

59a. Sales agent, for short:

REP

60a. Just managed a living, with "out":

EKED

Go back to level list

203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5

203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5

203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5

203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5

203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5

(203 votes, average: 3,20 out of 5)

Loading...

Loading comments...please wait...

Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Contact us
© 2020 - 2024 · Daily Themed Crossword
Latest Brain Out level answers

This website is not affiliated with the applications mentioned on this site. All intellectual property, trademarks, and copyrighted material is property of their respective developers.