Get ready to challenge your mind with today’s engaging puzzle! Known for its clever clues and diverse themes, the Thomas Joseph Crossword offers a today september 21, 2024. delightful mix of trivia, wordplay, and brain-teasers. Whether you're a seasoned crossword liked or just starting out, this puzzle is designed to stimulate your thinking and enhance your vocabulary. Grab your pencil, settle in, and let’s dive into the fun of solving today's clues!

Thomas Joseph Crossword Answers for September 21, 2024

Across

• First name in jazz: ELLA

  (Ella Fitzgerald, renowned jazz singer.)

• Barn-raising sect: AMISH

  (A religious group known for simple living and craftsmanship.)

• A bunch: LOADS

  (A large quantity.)

• Espresso order: LATTE

  (A coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk.)

• Rivera work: MURAL

  (Refers to Diego Rivera, a famous Mexican muralist.)

• Tony, for one: AWARD

  (A recognition for achievement in theatre.)

• Genesis woman: EVE

  (The first woman in the Bible.)

• Mag. workers: EDS

  (Editors, those who work at magazines.)

• Fall back: LAG

  (To fall behind.)

• Sight from Yemen: RED SEA

  (The sea located between Yemen and Africa.)

• Lode setting: MINE

  (A place where minerals or gems are extracted.)

• Ice cream flavor: ROCKY ROAD

  (A chocolate flavor with marshmallows and nuts.)

• Man with a moral: AESOP

  (The ancient Greek storyteller known for his fables.)

• Ice cream flavor: RUM RAISIN

  (A flavor with rum and raisins.)

• Office helper: TEMP

  (A temporary worker.)

• Johns of “Mary Poppins”: GLYNIS

  (Glynis Johns, the actress who played Mrs. Banks in "Mary Poppins.")

• Phone download: APP

  (A software application downloaded to mobile devices.)

• Sinking signal: SOS

  (A distress signal used in emergencies.)

• Pet perch: LAP

  (The area where a pet sits when on its owner's legs.)

• Modeling asset: POISE

  (Graceful and elegant bearing in a person.)

• City on the Mohawk: UTICA

  (A city in New York located on the Mohawk River.)

• Quiver item: ARROW

  (An item typically carried in a quiver, used with a bow.)

• Wild fear: PANIC

  (Sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety.)

• Flight units: STEPS

  (A part of a staircase.)

• Turn down: DENY

  (To refuse or reject.)

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Down

• Bugs bugs him: ELMER

  (Refers to Elmer Fudd, the cartoon character who often chases Bugs Bunny.)

• Shutter part: LOUVER

  (A slatted structure that allows light and air to pass through.)

• Border city: LAREDO

  (A city in Texas on the U.S.-Mexico border.)

• Nabokov novel: ADA

  (A novel written by Vladimir Nabokov.)

• Weary sigh: ALAS

  (A word expressing sorrow or regret.)

• Gullet: MAW

  (The throat or jaws of a voracious animal.)

• Napoli setting: ITALIA

  (The Italian name for Naples, located in Italy.)

• Leave high and dry: STRAND

  (To abandon or leave someone in a difficult situation.)

• Maze wall, at times: HEDGE

  (Refers to hedges often used in garden mazes.)

• More streamlined: SLEEKER

  (Smoother, more polished.)

• Last week, perhaps: DAYS AGO

  (A phrase indicating something that happened in the recent past.)

• Rascal: SCAMP

  (A mischievous or playful person, especially a child.)

• Beatrix Potter bunny: MOPSY

  (One of the characters from Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit series.)

• Disquiets: ROILS UP

  (To disturb or agitate.)

• School paper: REPORT

  (A written assignment typically given in schools.)

• Strike caller: UMPIRE

  (An official who makes decisions in sports such as baseball.)

• Queued up: IN LINE

  (Standing in a line or queue.)

• One of the B vitamins: NIACIN

  (A form of vitamin B3.)

• Spanish snacks: TAPAS

  (Small plates of food served in Spanish cuisine.)

• Out of it: SPACY

  (Feeling disconnected or disoriented.)

• Makes suits: SEWS

  (To stitch or tailor clothing.)

• Soak up: SOP

  (To absorb a liquid.)

• Young fellow: TAD

  (A small boy or young fellow.)

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As you wrap up today's Thomas Joseph Crossword, 09/21/2024 take a moment to reflect on the words you’ve uncovered and the new knowledge you’ve gained. Each clue not only tests your problem-solving skills but also expands your vocabulary and cultural awareness. Whether you breezed through or faced a few challenges, the satisfaction of completing the puzzle is always rewarding. Join us again tomorrow for another round of brain-teasing fun, and keep sharpening those crossword-solving skills!