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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular January 28 2024 puzzle:

Across

• 1. ___ friend (Facebook option)
• 4. Like two ___ in a pod
• 8. Negative prefix with "honest" or "respectful"
• 11. Cleaning bar in the bathroom
• 13. Pig's "Hello"
• 14. Vincent van Gogh's work
• 15. "Half" prefix used with "circle"
• 16. Flowy garment for Julius Caesar
• 17. G.I. Joe or frisbee, e.g.
• 18. 911 responder: Abbr.
• 20. Fictional spy ___ Hunt portrayed by Tom Cruise
• 22. Pyramus and ___, star-crossed lovers featured in Ovid's "Metamorphoses"
• 25. Spike ___ who directed "Malcolm X"
• 26. Concealed
• 27. Hal Foster's comic character
• 29. Jack and ___, star-crossed lovers portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in 1997's "Titanic"
• 33. Web address: Abbr.
• 34. "S" in GPS, for short
• 35. Batman's crime-fighting partner
• 36. Fraught with meaning?
• 38. Time before now
• 40. Cheer in a soccer stadium
• 41. Repeat thrice for a pep rally cry
• 44. ___ and Juliet, star-crossed lovers from the eponymous Shakespearean tragedy
• 46. Personal way of writing or dressing, say
• 48. "Go ___ snail's pace": 2 wds.
• 49. Soccer star ___ Hamm
• 50. Course of action
• 52. Something to scratch
• 56. Parenthesis shape
• 57. Test the weight of (word hidden in "theft")
• 58. Stitch's best friend?
• 59. Nat ___, "Wicked Tuna" airer
• 60. Industrious, weightlifting insect
• 61. Stroke gently
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Down

• 1. Mule's father
• 2. Female deer
• 3. Hoover ___, concrete Colorado River construction
• 4. Craft of making vases out of clay, say
• 5. Vowels at the end of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
• 6. Buffy and ___, star-crossed lovers portrayed by Sarah Gellar and David Boreanaz in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
• 7. Gracefully glide over the ice, perhaps
• 8. Facts and figures
• 9. Uncrease, as one's clothes
• 10. Muddy farm dwelling
• 12. Baked, crusty desserts
• 19. Many CEOs' degrees (anagram of "bams"): Abbr.
• 21. Savior
• 22. Sound of a heavy fall
• 23. Add to the payroll
• 24. Sit with the engine running
• 28. U.S. code and cipher organization: Abbr.
• 30. Woodwind instrument
• 31. Cylindrical grain storage structure
• 32. Chemical suffix with "ethyl"
• 35. Underground plant part
• 37. Force open, as a box with a crowbar
• 39. Actor Hugh of "Notting Hill"
• 42. Leader of the pack, say
• 43. Paris and ___, star-crossed lovers from Greek mythology whose romance starts the Trojan War in "The Iliad"
• 45. Postman's delivery
• 46. Address for a king
• 47. Folded Mexican munchie
• 49. Time or Elle, for short
• 51. Towards the rear, on the sea
• 53. Piece of advice
• 54. Cavaliers or Browns, on scoreboards
• 55. In demand or very popular
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