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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular June 13 2017 puzzle:

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• 1. What you would fill with coffee
• 4. ___ Lovegood, the eccentric girl from the "Harry Potter" series
• 8. Apple's beloved tablet
• 12. What is left after a fire
• 13. "I need this done ___!" (immediately): Abbr.
• 14. "Sugar, Spice and everything ___"
• 15. What you would find in a hive
• 16. Johnny ___, star of "Pirates of the Caribbean"
• 17. "___ get dinner?" (To make a plan)
• 18. Retired American tennis star who has won eight Grand Slams: 2 wds
• 21. El ___, Texas
• 23. "You're such a ___ of sunshine!"
• 24. The United ___ Emirates
• 25. A welcome wreath you would receive in Hawaii
• 26. "Like a __ in a pod"
• 29. American women's tennis champ whose sister Serena is also a legend in the sport: 2 wds.
• 33. To consume something
• 34. To strike something
• 35. What a leaky tap would do
• 36. A Moroccan cap with a tassel on top
• 37. The parts of your body you use to hear with: Plural
• 38. A retired American tennis legend whose record of 14 titles was only surpassed by Federer in 2009: 2 wds.
• 44. Prefix with "green", for trees that never lose leaves
• 45. Martha ___, a comedian also known as "Colonel Maggie"
• 46. "If you ask me," for short when texting someone: Abbr.
• 49. What you hit on an e-mail that is ready to go
• 50. Another word for an extremely urgent situation
• 51. Another beverage with which you would fill 1a
• 52. "Ye ___ Shoppe" (In old English)
• 53. A vehicle that is pulled by dogs in snowy regions
• 54. Santa's little helper
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• 1. Another word for a taxi
• 2. To utilise something
• 3. A long tailed bird that is often hunted as game (rhymes with "pleasant")
• 4. Cheryl ___, of "Charlie's Angels"
• 5. Someone who carries out the action described in 2d
• 6. The back or scruff, of the neck
• 7. Another word for clothing
• 8. A detailed wood design, or a cavity filler
• 9. Pizza ___, or crusty desserts: Plural
• 10. The lineup on the poster for a concert or talent show: Plural
• 11. ___ Arnaz, the actor who played Ricky Ricardo on "I Love Lucy"
• 19. ___ Matsuhisa, a Japanese celebrity chef
• 20. ___ Simmons, a judge on "Top Chef"
• 21. To smoothen something out, to ___ the way
• 22. A real estate measure
• 25. Glowing, or on fire (rhymes with bit)
• 26. Something that lives off of other things, such as a leech or a tapeworm
• 27. The Qatari leader is one
• 28. A kind of viper found near the Nile, which are symbols of Egyptian royalty: Plural
• 30. "___ Leaving Home" (Beatles hit)
• 31. What Harry Potter and his friends are: Plural
• 32. A bright thought, often signified by a lightbulb in cartoons
• 36. ___ Grofe, the composer of "The Grand Canyon Suite"
• 38. Mexican currency
• 39. ___ Knievel, a world-famous daredevil
• 40. To care for, as a garden
• 41. "You've got ___"
• 42. A ceremonial pile of wood, often used in funerals
• 43. A grass-like plant found in the wetlands (rhymes with "need")
• 47. ___ Brooks, a legendary comic
• 48. A clumsy person, a boor (rhymes with "loaf")
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