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TUESDAY · 13 x 13 GRID · 66 CLUES · 35 ACROSS · 31 DOWN

Daily Themed Crossword March 1 2022 Answers

Below is the full clue list for the March 1, 2022 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.

66 of 66 clues Solved grid ↓
Across
1A Japanese wrestling form SUMO 4 5A Came down with, as the flu GOT 3 8A Baby's bed CRIB 4 12A Jacob's twin, in the Bible ESAU 4 13A Beethoven's "___ to Joy" ODE 3 14A Place on the payroll HIRE 4 15A Pre-Easter period LENT 4 16A Curtain holder ROD 3 17A Clickable item, on a screen ICON 4 18A ___, official mascot for the St. Louis Cardinals MLB team that was first seen in 1979 FREDBIRD 8 20A Rapper 50 ___ CENT 4 21A Olive with a spinach-eating beau OYL 3 22A Tibetan beast YAK 3 24A Liver oil source COD 3 27A Former times, in old days ELD 3 29A Highlights of a previous episode RECAP 5 33A "It's ___-brainer": 2 wds. ANO 3 34A Prevent someone from going somewhere BAR 3 35A Making no sense INANE 5 36A ___, official mascot for the Denver Nuggets NBA team that was first seen in 1990 ROCKY 5 38A Thumbs-up response YES 3 40A Big Apple publication: Abbr. NYT 3 41A "For ___ a jolly good fellow..." HES 3 43A Not unboxed? NEW 3 45A Unwanted swimming pool bit ALGA 4 48A Phillie ___, official mascot for the Philadelphia Phillies MLB team that was first seen in 1978 PHANATIC 8 53A Woodpecker's pecker BEAK 4 54A Crater's edge RIM 3 55A Shell's shell, e.g. LOGO 4 56A Big name in jeans LEVI 4 57A "Tambourine" rapper EVE 3 58A Scientologist ___ Hubbard: 2 wds. LRON 4 59A Before, to Shakespeare ERE 3 60A Unagi EEL 3 61A Long gone days YORE 4
Down
1D Note to ___ (reminder) SELF 4 2D ___-friendly (easy to operate) USER 4 3D Lion's locks MANE 4 4D One-up, say OUTDO 5 5D The Suns ___, official mascot for the Phoenix Suns NBA team that was first seen in 1980 GORILLA 7 6D What the nose knows ODOR 4 7D Tot's sleeping companion, perhaps TEDDY 5 8D San Diego ___, sports mascot portrayed by Ted Giannoulas CHICKEN 7 9D Sticky sushi ingredient RICE 4 10D "Maiden" metal? IRON 4 11D Hell-___ (determined) BENT 4 19D "Toodles!": 2 wds. BYEBYE 6 23D Become apparent, in a way ARISEN 6 24D Beetle or Limo, e.g. CAR 3 25D Beatle bride Yoko ONO 3 26D "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny opener) DOC 3 28D Needing moisturizer DRY 3 30D Positive thinker's word CAN 3 31D "Do you have ___ money?" ANY 3 32D Teacher's dearest PET 3 37D Color of a uniform, perhaps KHAKI 5 39D Protective tooth layer ENAMEL 6 42D Unrestricted binge SPREE 5 44D ___ the Green Monster, official mascot for the Boston Red Sox MLB team that was first seen in 1997 WALLY 5 45D Up to the task ABLE 4 46D Look at wolfishly LEER 4 47D ___ in (surrendered) GAVE 4 49D Bees' buzzing spot HIVE 4 50D Actor Benicio Del ___ of "The Wolfman" TORO 4 51D Marty Feldman in "Young Frankenstein" IGOR 4 52D It can hold a scoop or two CONE 4
Solved grid13 x 13 · 134 letters
1S
2U
3M
4O
5G
6O
7T
8C
9R
10I
11B
12E
S
A
U
13O
D
E
14H
I
R
E
15L
E
N
T
16R
O
D
17I
C
O
N
18F
R
E
D
19B
I
R
D
20C
E
N
T
21O
Y
L
22Y
23A
K
24C
25O
26D
27E
L
28D
29R
E
30C
31A
32P
33A
N
O
34B
A
R
35I
N
A
N
E
36R
O
C
37K
Y
38Y
39E
S
40N
Y
T
41H
E
42S
43N
E
44W
45A
46L
47G
A
48P
49H
A
N
A
50T
51I
52C
53B
E
A
K
54R
I
M
55L
O
G
O
56L
E
V
I
57E
V
E
58L
R
O
N
59E
R
E
60E
E
L
61Y
O
R
E

The completed 13 x 13 grid for March 1, 2022. Numbers mark where each across and down answer begins.

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About the March 1, 2022 puzzle

The March 1, 2022 Daily Themed Crossword is a 13 x 13 grid with 66 clues — 35 across and 31 down. Puzzles tend to get harder as the week progresses, so a Tuesday 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 March 1 2022 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.