This post will help you with Daily Themed Crossword July 11 2024 Answers (All in one page). Daily Themed is one of the best crossword games developed by PlaySimpleGames LTD.
- Drenched say – WET: Soaked with liquid.
- Letter writing tool – PEN: An instrument used for writing with ink.
- Lock opener – KEY: A device used to open locks.
- Singer Grande’s nickname – ARI: Short for Ariana Grande.
- ___ of spades – ACE: The highest-ranking card in the spade suit.
- Metallic mine find – ORE: A naturally occurring solid material from which metal can be extracted.
- Got bigger like a plant – GREW: Increased in size.
- Prepare food say – COOK: To make food ready for eating by heating it.
- Grandma slangily – NAN: An affectionate term for grandmother.
- Witch’s pointy headgear – HAT: A pointed cap worn by witches in folklore.
- Holy cow! in textspeak: Abbr. – OMG: Oh my God!
- Icy shower? – HAIL: Precipitation in the form of small balls or lumps of ice.
- Healthy topping seeds – CHIA: Nutrient-rich seeds often used as a topping in various foods.
- 1998 film that features a gigantic dinosaur-like monster who wreaks havoc in New York – GODZILLA: A movie about a giant monster attacking New York City.
- Barbie or Annabelle for one – DOLL: A toy representing a human figure.
- Hoppy brew letters – IPA: India Pale Ale, a type of beer.
- Snake-like fish – EEL: A long, slender fish.
- Debt acknowledging letters – IOU: I owe you, a written acknowledgment of debt.
- ___ of a person (kind-hearted) – GEM: Someone who is exceptionally good or helpful.
- Walking stick like Gandalf’s – STAFF: A long stick used as a support or symbol of authority.
- Jimmy Fallon’s network: Abbr. – NBC: National Broadcasting Company, a major TV network.
- 2000s messaging service: Abbr. – MSN: Microsoft Network, an online messaging service.
- ___ Placid 1999 horror comedy film that features a gigantic crocodile – LAKE: A film about a giant crocodile in a lake.
- Insect that loves a woolen coat – MOTH: An insect that is attracted to wool and can cause damage to clothing.
- Popeye’s lover Olive ___ – OYL: A character in the Popeye comic strip.
- 1975 film that features a gigantic shark that attacks a summer resort town – JAWS: A movie about a great white shark attacking a seaside town.
- Sloshing floor wiper – MOP: A tool for cleaning floors.
- Get ready as for an event for short – PREP: Prepare.
- Swedish furniture store – IKEA: A multinational company that sells ready-to-assemble furniture and home accessories.
- Sheep that produces a lamb – EWE: A female sheep.
- Anacondas: The ___ for the Blood Orchid 2004 film that features gigantic snakes who wreak havoc in Borneo – HUNT: A movie about a search for a rare flower in the jungle inhabited by giant snakes.
- X-___ (Marvel Comics superhero team) – MEN: A group of superheroes in the Marvel Comics universe.
- Vitamin supplement chain: Abbr. – GNC: General Nutrition Centers, a retailer of health and nutrition products.
- ___ girl! (encouraging words) – ATTA: Short for “attagirl,” a term of encouragement.
- Shake as a tail – WAG: To move from side to side or up and down, especially referring to an animal’s tail.
- Commit a mistake – ERR: To make a mistake.
- Shoelace action – TIE: To fasten or secure with a knot.
- Diplomatic treaty – PACT: An agreement between parties, especially countries.
- Environment-friendly prefix – ECO: A prefix meaning related to the environment.
- The Matrix protagonist – NEO: The main character in The Matrix film series.
- ___: Skull Island 2017 film that features a gigantic ape who is the last of his species – KONG: A movie about a giant ape on Skull Island.
- Period of history – ERA: A significant period of time.
- Tokyo’s currency – YEN: The official currency of Japan.
- Golly gee ___! – WHIZ: An exclamation of surprise or amazement.
- Japanese pond dweller – KOI: A type of colorful fish commonly found in Japanese ponds.
- Boxer Muhammad ___ who was also into spoken word poetry – ALI: A famous boxer and cultural icon.
- Like the Hatter in Wonderland – MAD: Referring to the Mad Hatter, a character from Alice in Wonderland.
- ___ for the best prepare for the worst – HOPE: An expression meaning to remain optimistic but be ready for possible difficulties.
- First man? – ADAM: The first human created according to the Bible.
- Do some dusting say – CLEAN: To remove dust and dirt from surfaces.
- Equal split – HALF: Divided into two equal parts.
- Musician’s booking – GIG: A job or performance by a musician or entertainer.
- Response to shall we? – LETS: A short form of “let us,” indicating agreement to proceed.
- Cry from a sty – OINK: The sound a pig makes.
- Boneless ear part – LOBE: The soft, fleshy lower part of the ear.
- Jean-___ Picard Star Trek captain – LUC: The captain of the starship Enterprise in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
- That’s disappointing! in textspeak: Abbr. – SMH: Shaking my head, used to express disappointment or disbelief.
- Take to the skies – FLY: To move through the air, typically in an aircraft.
- Beta preceder – ALPHA: The first letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to denote the first or most important item.
- ___ or break – MAKE: A phrase meaning to succeed or fail.
- Actor Wilson who voiced Lightning McQueen – OWEN: Owen Wilson, an actor known for voicing the character in the Cars movies.
- Bag-checking group at the airport: Abbr. – TSA: Transportation Security Administration, responsible for security at U.S. airports.
- Oil supplier group: Abbr. – OPEC: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
- ___ Parsons of The Big Bang Theory – JIM: Jim Parsons, the actor who played Sheldon Cooper.
- The ___ 2018 film that features a prehistoric shark that was discovered during a rescue mission – MEG: A movie about a gigantic prehistoric shark.
- Mind your ___ business – OWN: A phrase meaning to focus on your own matters.
- Regular grind – RUT: A routine that is dull or unproductive.
- Doctor who treats allergies: Abbr. – ENT: Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor, also known as an otolaryngologist.
- School meeting group: Abbr. – PTA: Parent-Teacher Association, a group that fosters communication between parents and teachers.