Daily Themed Crossword 19 September 2023 answers

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19 September 2023 crossword

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1d. Post-human race in "The Time Machine":

ELOI

1a. "A Nightmare on ___ Street":

ELM

2d. "...to cut a ___ story short...":

LONG

3d. Fishnet material:

MESH

4d. "Fear ___," stunt show previously hosted by Joe Rogan:

FACTOR

4a. Website section for help and information: Abbr.:

FAQ

5d. Throbbing pain:

ACHE

6d. Tom Brady's NFL position that's colloquially known as the "signal caller":

QUARTERBACK

7d. Page on a web browser, say:

TAB

7a. Collarless shirt:

TEE

8d. Organ used to observe:

EYE

9d. Suffix with "mountain" to mean someone that climbs mountains:

EER

10d. Caught in the ___ (red-handed):

ACT

10a. ___ vera, succulent with healing properties:

ALOE

11a. Prefix with "pressure" or "puncture" for alternative medicine techniques:

ACU

12a. Thumbs-up vote, in Congress:

AYE

13a. Opposite of "pros":

CONS

14a. "Harry Potter and the ___ of Secrets":

CHAMBER

15d. Coastal Florida city with over 6 million people:

MIAMI

16a. ___ end, Travis Kelce's "hybrid" NFL position where players need to fulfill multiple roles:

TIGHT

17d. Power ___ (drill or chainsaw, e.g.):

TOOL

18a. "Desperate Housewives" actress Hatcher:

TERI

19a. "That solves the mystery!" exclamation:

OHO

20d. Shade of color:

HUE

21a. "Bye-bye!" in Birmingham: Hyph.:

TATA

22d. Metal food containers:

TINS

23d. Utah ski resort near Wasatch Mountains (anagram of "tala"):

ALTA

24d. Supportive school group that fundraises: Abbr.:

PTA

24a. Many of them run Windows 11: Abbr.:

PCS

25d. Dog : Puppy :: Cow : ___:

CALF

26d. Injury mark:

SCAR

27a. "They're playing ___ song!" (couple's exclamation, maybe):

OUR

28a. Actress ___ Blunt who is married to John Krasinski:

EMILY

29d. Initials on a luxury French handbag, perhaps:

YSL

30a. Offensive ___, Trent Williams' NFL position where players block defenders and facilitate scoring:

TACKLE

31d. Butcher's chopper:

KNIFE

32d. Country with Karachi and Islamabad, for short:

PAK

32a. Suffix with "finger" for evidence collected at a crime scene:

PRINTS

33a. Country singer ___ Jackson of "I'd Love You All Over Again":

ALAN

34d. Delicately small and pretty, say:

DAINTY

34a. Pat gently:

DAB

35a. "My Gal ___," 1942 Rita Hayworth film:

SAL

36a. Pre-weekend day, for short:

FRI

37a. Letters before an alternative name:

AKA

38a. Island country whose capital is Suva:

FIJI

39d. Little pranksters:

IMPS

40d. Coffee in a cafe, slangily (rhymes with "lava"):

JAVA

41a. "Two's company, three's a ___":

CROWD

42d. Type of "trap" or "race":

RAT

43d. Big name in elevators:

OTIS

44d. ___ receiver, Jerry Rice's NFL position also called a "split end" or "flanker":

WIDE

45d. Go off the ___ end (lose control):

DEEP

46d. "...___ note to follow sew...": 2 wds.:

LAA

46a. NFL position for players who specialize in play at the line of scrimmage:

LINEMAN

47d. ___ Curtis, lead singer of Joy Division:

IAN

48d. Old-fashioned "no":

NAY

49a. Actress ___ Holmes of "Dawson's Creek":

KATIE

50a. Organization that comes to the rescue of stranded motorists: Abbr.:

AAA

51a. Lowest U.S. army rank, for short:

PVT

52a. Oceanic rise and fall, say:

TIDE

53a. "...have you ___ wool?":

ANY

54a. Express:

SAY

55a. Month that ends the third quarter, for short:

SEP

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