Welcome to Daily Crossword Answers Website! In this section of website we post daily answers and solutions for the USA Today Crossword.
Below are USA Today May 11, 2024 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: by Wendy L. Brandes %26 Sally Hoelscher
Across
| Saturn’s largest moon | TITAN |
| Some parenting pairs | MOMS |
| Head over heels | GAGA |
| Hill who wrote “Speaking Truth to Power” | ANITA |
| “The sooner the better!” | ASAP |
| Person logging in | USER |
| Tetris player, e.g. | GAMER |
| ___ seeds | CHIA |
| World Series winner’s prize | RING |
| Protected spot for our feathered friends | BIRDSANCTUARY |
| “Have a good one!” response | YOUTOO |
| Person born in August, perhaps | LEO |
| Hair goop | GEL |
| Torah holder | ARK |
| Like a merino sheep | WOOLY |
| The ones over there | THOSE |
| “G’day, ___!” | MATE |
| Try to win over | WOO |
| “Wowsers!” | GEE |
| Total chance | LUCKOFTHEDRAW |
| Member of the U.S. House | REP |
| Slew | TON |
| ___ the pot (cause trouble) | STIR |
| Happen | OCCUR |
| Scattered | SOWED |
| “Everything Everywhere All at Once” actress Stephanie | HSU |
| Sis’s sib, sometimes | BRO |
| Pizza ___ (rodent in a meme) | RAT |
| The “V” of ROYGBIV | VIOLET |
| DC Comics superhero team | JUSTICELEAGUE |
| LGBTQ+ activist Windsor | EDIE |
| Fe, on the periodic table | IRON |
| Go in | ENTER |
| One of 100 in a dollar | CENT |
| Out of juice, say | DEAD |
| Part of an act | SCENE |
| Joshua ___ National Park | TREE |
| What Jon Snow and Bran were to Ned Stark | SONS |
| Grouchy | TESTY |
Down
| Word shouted before “You’re it!” | TAG |
| “___ pickle” (having some trouble) | INA |
| Ancient city in Mali | TIMBUKTU |
| Face-planted, say | ATEIT |
| Opposite of wide | NARROW |
| Competitors of PCs | MACS |
| Workplace safety org. | OSHA |
| Primarily | MAINLY |
| Parking garage slot | SPACE |
| Spiritual guide | GURU |
| Cheese similar to Parmesan | ASIAGO |
| Cozy mystery and historical fiction, e.g. | GENRES |
| Diamond sock pattern | ARGYLE |
| Music genre popular in the 1950s | DOOWOP |
| Carried | TOTED |
| Orange root veggie | YAM |
| Like some exams | ORAL |
| “That’s rough!” | OOF |
| Game of chance | LOTTO |
| Belonging to that girl | HERS |
| Color similar to beige | ECRU |
| Swiss city where the Red Cross is based | GENEVA |
| Olympic medalist Strug | KERRI |
| “In what way?” | HOW |
| NCAA softball players, for example | ATHLETES |
| Sage | WISE |
| Boring routine | RUT |
| Thing | OBJECT |
| Less refined | CRUDER |
| Trigonometry function | COSINE |
| Multispeaker system | STEREO |
| Abridged version | DIGEST |
| Counterparts of bases | ACIDS |
| One-eighth of a cup | OUNCE |
| Head, in French | TETE |
| Give for a short time | LOAN |
| “Perhaps the World ___ Here” (Joy Harjo poem) | ENDS |
| Doc who treats tinnitus | ENT |
| “Radio” singer Lana Del ___ | REY |