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MONDAY · 14 x 13 GRID · 69 CLUES · 31 ACROSS · 38 DOWN

Daily Themed Crossword February 6 2023 Answers

Below is the full clue list for the February 6, 2023 puzzle with the solution beside every clue, followed by the completed grid. Tap a clue to see its letter count and every other puzzle it has appeared in.

69 of 69 clues Solved grid ↓
Across
1A Arrange, as a dinner table SET 3 4A "What ___ you doing tomorrow?" ARE 3 7A Nile viper ASP 3 10A Like medicines that are swallowed ORAL 4 12A Morning drops on plants DEW 3 13A Icky sticky stuff GOO 3 14A Hairy Himalayan giant of lore YETI 4 15A (1/4) Rick Astley lyrics - "Never gonna ___...": 3 wds. GIVEYOUUP 9 18A Costing zero dollars, say FREE 4 20A Well-informed about AWARE 5 21A (2/4) Rick Astley lyrics - "... Never gonna ___...": 3 wds. LETYOUDOWN 10 25A Present perfect or future perfect, e.g. TENSE 5 26A Went for a jog, say RAN 3 27A What one atones for SIN 3 30A Off-road wheels: Abbr. ATV 3 31A Hamburger meat BEEF 4 33A Either end of a magnet POLE 4 34A Jump with ___ (glee) JOY 3 35A Bit of butter, say PAT 3 36A "Aloha!" HELLO 5 37A (3/4) Rick Astley lyrics - "... Never gonna ___...": 2 wds. RUNAROUND 9 40A Santa Monica tourist attraction PIER 4 42A Major oil group: Abbr. OPEC 4 43A (4/4) Rick Astley lyrics - "and ___...": 2 wds. DESERTYOU 9 46A Large, rectangular Apple? IPAD 4 50A Black-and-white soccer item BALL 4 51A Edges of skirts HEMS 4 52A Star's ride to a movie premiere, briefly LIMO 4 53A Greek god of war ARES 4 54A Feminine suffix for "lion" or "leopard" ESS 3 55A Dessert often cooled on a windowsill PIE 3
Down
1D Tofu component SOY 3 2D "Before," to a poet ERE 3 3D Tit for ___ TAT 3 4D French farewell ADIEU 5 5D Crank up, as an engine REV 3 6D Female animal that goes "baa!" EWE 3 7D "Water," in Spanish AGUA 4 8D ___ cream (Tex-Mex staple) SOUR 4 9D Vatican City VIP POPE 4 11D British elevators LIFTS 5 15D Prefix with "graphy" for a high school subject GEO 3 16D Open-mouthed sign of boredom YAWN 4 17D "Bring your ___ booze" OWN 3 19D Bread with caraway seeds RYE 3 21D Jared ___, "Morbius" actor LETO 4 22D Emotion akin to jealousy ENVY 4 23D Dr. who once rapped for N.W.A DRE 3 24D Clumsy chap OAF 3 25D ___ Mahal, Indian monument of love TAJ 3 27D "Going once, going twice, ___!" SOLD 4 28D Think ___ of (dislike) ILL 3 29D Prefix with "classicism" or "realism" NEO 3 31D Officially prohibit BAN 3 32D When a Lyft driver will show up: Abbr. ETA 3 33D Sudoku solver's stationery PENCIL 6 35D Cat's "I'm warm and happy" sound PURR 4 36D Paint shop selection HUE 3 37D Short Instagram videos REELS 5 38D JW Marriott bookings ROOMS 5 39D Magnum ___ (masterwork) OPUS 4 40D Fruit with a big bottom PEAR 4 41D Britain's ___ of Man ISLE 4 43D Corporate alias letters DBA 3 44D "Let me clear ___ air..." THE 3 45D Answer indicated by a nod YES 3 47D Palindromic dot on a die PIP 3 48D "How ___ supposed to know?": 2 wds. AMI 3 49D ___-eyed (innocent looking) DOE 3
Solved grid14 x 13 · 136 letters
1S
2E
3T
4A
5R
6E
7A
8S
9P
10O
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A
11L
12D
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13G
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14Y
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15G
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16Y
17O
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18F
19R
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20A
W
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21L
22E
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23D
24O
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25T
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26R
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27S
28I
29N
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31B
32E
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33P
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34J
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35P
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36H
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37R
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38R
39O
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40P
41I
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42O
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43D
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44T
45Y
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46I
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49D
50B
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51H
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52L
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The completed 14 x 13 grid for February 6, 2023. Numbers mark where each across and down answer begins.

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About the February 6, 2023 puzzle

The February 6, 2023 Daily Themed Crossword is a 14 x 13 grid with 69 clues — 31 across and 38 down. Puzzles tend to get harder as the week progresses, so a Monday grid sits where you would expect it in that run.

There is also a small 5x5 Mini published the same day — its answers are on the February 6 2023 Mini page. If a clue reappears in a later puzzle its own answer page is updated, so bookmarking the clue is more reliable than bookmarking the date. Older puzzles live in the archive. We are in no way affiliated with or endorsed by the publishers that created the game.