This post will help you with Daily Themed Crossword December 23 2024 Answers (All in one page). Daily Themed is one of the best crossword games developed by PlaySimpleGames LTD.

Daily Themed Crossword December 23 2024 Answers

• Day before Thursday for short – WED – Abbreviation for Wednesday, the day before Thursday.
• ___ sells seashells by the seashore – SHE – Refers to the tongue twister “She sells seashells by the seashore.”
• Red ___ (sign of trouble) – FLAG – A red flag symbolizes danger or trouble.
• Metal in rocks – ORE – A type of rock that contains valuable metals.
• ___-friendly (suitable for children) – KID – Suitable for children; often used as “kid-friendly.”
• Glass-encased item in Beauty and the Beast – ROSE – The enchanted flower encased in glass in Beauty and the Beast.
• Mamma ___ (ABBA song) – MIA – Song by ABBA titled Mamma Mia.
• Like fruit that’s ready for picking – RIPE – Describes fruit ready for harvesting.
• Iridescent gem that is mined in Australia – OPAL – An iridescent gemstone primarily mined in Australia.
• Jingle ___ (popular holiday song about sleigh rides) – BELLS – Refers to the holiday song Jingle Bells.
• Lil ___ X (Sun Goes Down rapper) – NAS – Rapper Lil Nas X, known for Sun Goes Down.
• Never Have I ___ (Netflix TV series) – EVER – Title of Netflix series Never Have I Ever.
• Staircase part – STEP – A part of a staircase.
• Ready for business like a shop – OPEN – A shop that is ready for business.
• Minogue or Jenner – KYLIE – Refers to Kylie Minogue or Kylie Jenner.
• ___ Maria (hymn dedicated to the Virgin Mary) – AVE – Ave Maria, a hymn dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
• ___ & Order (legal drama series) – LAW – Refers to the legal drama series Law & Order.
• Opposite of offs – ONS – Refers to things that are active or turned on.
• Fleshy orchard fruits – PEARS – Fruits often grown in orchards.
• My Favorite ___ (song from The Sound of Music) – THINGS – Song My Favorite Things from The Sound of Music.
• Room where you might find stored Christmas decorations – ATTIC – A storage space often used for holiday decorations.
• Acorn tree – OAK – A type of tree that produces acorns.
• Compete for something – VIE – To compete for something.
• Vegan’s bane – MEAT – Food that vegans avoid.
• Silver or glass follower to mean kitchen items – WARE – Follows “silver” or “glass” to describe kitchen items.
• ___ It Snow (holiday classic) – LET – Let It Snow, a holiday classic not originally for Christmas.
• Cause for an aspirin – ACHE – A reason to take aspirin.
• Actor Epps of Scream 2 – OMAR – Actor Omar Epps, known for Scream 2.
• Obesity measure: Abbr. – BMI – Body Mass Index, a measure of obesity.
• ___ Whitman (actress) – MAE – Actress Mae Whitman from The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
• Select with for – OPT – To make a choice or selection.
• Part of a six-pack for short – ABS – Abbreviation for abdominal muscles.
• Kafka’s a – EIN – German for “a,” seen in Kafka’s writings.
• Baby’s home before birth – WOMB – Where a baby develops before birth.
• Great Lake near Niagara Falls – ERIE – A Great Lake near Niagara Falls.
• Card game start – DEAL – The first action in a card game.
• Make use of snowy slopes say – SKI – An activity involving snowy slopes.
• Joint that may need replacing – HIP – A joint that might require replacement surgery.
• Fall garden? – EDEN – Refers to a garden, often associated with paradise.
• ___ the Snowman (holiday tune) – FROSTY – Frosty the Snowman, a magical holiday tune.
• Do some pruning – LOP – To trim or cut branches while pruning.
• ___ Butterfield (actor) – ASA – Actor Asa Butterfield from The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
• Hairstylist’s supply – GEL – A hairstyling product.
• Kindly let us know on invites: Abbr. – RSVP – Abbreviation for “Répondez s’il vous plaît” (please respond).
• Zodiac lion – LEO – Zodiac sign symbolized by a lion.
• ___ and ye shall receive – ASK – Part of the phrase “Ask and ye shall receive.”
• Slippery sushi fish – EEL – A slippery fish often used in sushi.
• Biological messenger: Abbr. – RNA – Biological molecule essential for genetic messaging.
• Tesla CEO Musk – ELON – Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla.
• Pong’s partner – PING – Partner to “pong,” often used in games.
• Tee preceder – ESS – The letter ‘S’ spelled out.
• KJ ___ (Riverdale actor) – APA – Actor KJ Apa from Riverdale.
• Pet doctor – VET – A veterinarian or animal doctor.
• ___ your vegetables! – EAT – Encouragement to consume food, like vegetables.
• International commerce group: Abbr. – WTO – World Trade Organization, dealing with global commerce.
• Joni Mitchell song about heartbreak – RIVER – Joni Mitchell’s River, linked to heartbreak.
• Chemistry or Physics for short – SCI – Short for sciences like Chemistry and Physics.
• Green Eggs and ___ (book by Dr. Seuss) – HAM – Green Eggs and Ham, a Dr. Seuss classic.
• Swedish furniture store – IKEA – Swedish store known for affordable furniture.
• Napoleon’s exile isle – ELBA – Island where Napoleon was exiled.
• Highest point of a mountain (rhymes with acne) – ACME – The peak or highest point of something.
• Bangkok resident – THAI – Refers to someone from Bangkok, Thailand.
• Try to win in romance – WOO – To romantically pursue someone.
• ___ it up (make it louder) – AMP – To increase volume or excitement.
• Cat’s enemy usually – RAT – A common enemy of cats.
• Diplomatic building in a foreign country for short – EMB – Short for embassy, a diplomatic building abroad.
• Old-fashioned way to say it is – TIS – Old-fashioned contraction of “it is.”
• Twilight time to a poet – EEN – Poetic term for evening or twilight.