Daily Themed Crossword 25 March 2017 answers

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25 March 2017 crossword

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1d. A line in a play or film, that elicits a big laugh:

BOFF

1a. Fragrant cream applied to soothe skin:

BALM

2d. ___ Rosnovski from a bestselling Jeffrey novel by Jeffrey Archer:

ABEL

3d. Millennial slang for laughing on the inside: Abbr.:

LOTI

4d. "He was ___ to be a leader", seemingly destined:

MEANT

5d. Fresh as morning ___:

DEW

5a. People we go to when unwell, for short:

DOCS

6d. The national gemstone of Australia:

OPAL

7d. Matters that are often referred to as relating to citizens:

CIVIL

8d. An individual portion of a movie:

SCENE

9d. The lead character in a film or play:

HERO

9a. ___, skip and jump:

HOP

10d. An agreement that is conveyed through speech instead of in writing:

ORAL

11d. The lowest form of defense in Chess:

PAWN

12a. A mid 17th century double reed woodwind musical instrument:

OBOE

13a. Something that is heroic or grand in scale:

EPIC

14a. This is truly the end of an ___:

ERA

15a. Salty greek cheese, usually made from goat milk:

FETA

16a. A gesture to attract someone's attention:

WAVE

17a. In its natural form, without any additives or mixture:

RAW

18a. Silica rock used in lighters, to create sparks:

FLINT

19d. The Bugatti Veyron ____ out at 408.84 KMPH:

TOPS

20a. 16th President of the United States, Abraham ___:

LINCOLN

21d. One of the oldest banks in the world, formed in the year 1812:

CITI

22a. To pull a vehicle with another, maybe due to a breakdown:

TOW

23d. If the tail were smarter than the dog, then the tail would ___ the dog:

WAG

24a. A flower necklace:

LEI

25d. Nightwear: Abbr.:

PJS

25a. ___-wee Herman, comic character portrayed by Paul Reubens:

PEE

26d. Do we ___ to live, or live to ___?:

EAT

27d. Flightless Australian bird:

EMU

28a. Faux ___ (minor social embarrassment):

PAS

29d. To slowly drain out the strength of a person:

SAP

30a. Error made while writing, for short:

TYPO

31d. A vote in favor of something:

YEA

32d. Reference to the number of layers in toilet paper:

PLY

33d. A poem written to glorify an event or an individual:

ODE

34a. 20th President of the United States, who was shot after being in office for only 200 days: 2 wds.:

JAMESGARFIELD

35d. The garden of God:

EDEN

36d. The star of pixar's Ratatouille:

RAT

37d. Ran away from a place or person:

FLED

38a. ___ poker (where every player gets a mix of face-down and face-up cards):

STUD

39a. Pen ___ (friend with whom one keeps up only an exchange of letters):

PAL

40a. Term used to express assent towards a question:

AYE

41a. Female sheep:

EWE

42d. To intertwine material to create a new piece of fabric:

WEAVE

43d. ___ Allan Poe, writer of popular works such as "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "Hop-Frog":

EDGAR

44a. The total number of commandments:

TEN

45d. Skillful or effective:

NIFTY

46d. The anatomical juxtaposition of two orbicularis oris muscles in a state of contraction:

KISS

46a. 35th President of the United States, John F. ___, who was shot twice, while inside a vehicle in a procession:

KENNEDY

47d. Resound often heard in a cave:

ECHO

48d. ___ for Speed, title of an action racing video game franchise by Electronic Arts:

NEED

49d. Spun thread, often used for knitting, weaving or sewing:

YARN

50a. Atkins, GMO, Paleo are all types of ___:

DIETS

51d. Another name used to refer to Ireland:

EIRE

52d. Stylishly trim:

TRIG

53d. Combination of fog and smoke, a leading cause of lung diseases in polluted regions:

SMOG

54a. What is abundantly present in the polar regions:

ICE

55a. Jelly-like substance obtained from algae:

AGAR

56d. A cover crop, in places where grain is grown:

RYE

57a. Solid or resilient:

FIRM

58a. Word used to refer to a female:

SHE

59a. Differ or change:

VARY

60a. A group of three:

TRIO

61a. Part of grass that holds it together with the soil:

SOD

62a. White-tailed eagle:

ERNE

63a. Another term for a burglar:

YEGG

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