Daily Themed Crossword Classic 25 June 2024 answers

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Classic 25 June 2024 crossword

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1d. After-bath powder:

TALC

1a. ___ of war (game with a rope):

TUG

2d. State with Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park:

UTAH

3d. Great desert in Mongolia:

GOBI

4d. Criminal organizations with "Family" units:

MAFIAS

4a. Subject with geometry and trigonometry:

MATH

5d. Lincoln who delivered the Gettysburg Address, fondly:

ABE

6d. Bridge-crossing fee:

TOLL

7d. Soap in your ___, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Hope in your soul":

HOLE

8d. Metal alternative to a paper clip:

STAPLE

8a. Tailor's stitched line:

SEAM

9d. Auditory organ that might be drawn as a "C" in the cartoons:

EAR

10d. Cash-on-demand machine: Abbr.:

ATM

11d. "___ I have this dance?":

MAY

12a. From ___ Z (the entire alphabet): 2 wds.:

ATO

13a. Peek-___ (infant's hide-and-seek): Hyph.:

ABOO

14a. "Bye-bye!" in Britain: Hyph.:

TATA

15a. Science experiment site, for short:

LAB

16a. Took a tumble:

FELL

17a. Military ground force:

ARMY

18a. Red Hot ___ Peppers, "Return of the Dream Canteen" band:

CHILI

19d. Letter trio after "K":

LMN

20a. Look before you ___ (think before you act):

LEAP

21d. Military jet locale: Abbr.:

AFB

22a. ___ fail, phrase you would get from a spoonerism (accidental swapping of the first sounds) of "Fan mail":

MAN

23d. "To be or ___ to be...":

NOT

24a. Tent entrances:

FLAPS

25d. Succulent that's vera soothing!:

ALOE

26d. Blueprint:

PLAN

27d. Damascus' country, for short:

SYR

28d. Snare ___ (percussion instrument):

DRUM

28a. Ted ___ who starred in "Cheers" and "The Good Place":

DANSON

29d. Of the best quality, say: Hyph.:

AONE

30d. ___ Hill, San Francisco neighborhood with many luxury hotels:

NOB

31a. ___ jeans, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Jelly beans":

BELLY

32d. Network for "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood": Abbr.:

PBS

32a. In favor of, say:

PRO

33a. One in a highchair?:

TOT

34d. ___ for tat:

TIT

35a. Boat-propelling tool:

OAR

36a. ___ luffet, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Lunch buffet":

BUNCH

37d. "Lights, ___, action!":

CAMERA

38d. Charlemagne's realm: Abbr.:

HRE

39a. Famous clock in Westminster, London: 2 wds.:

BIGBEN

40d. Nickname for mom's mom:

GRANNY

41d. ___ salad, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Sad ballad":

BAD

42a. Mess up, as makeup:

SMEAR

43a. X-___ large t-shirt:

TRA

44a. No-no, for a vegetarian:

MEAT

45d. Alan who starred in "M*A*S*H":

ALDA

46d. ___-jerker (very sad, as a book):

TEAR

47a. "___, don't shop" (animal lover's plea):

ADOPT

48d. Marine predator with more gray matter than any other mammal:

ORCA

49d. Chork ___, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Pork chops":

POPS

50d. Supermodel ___ Banks:

TYRA

51d. Took the gold:

WON

51a. ___ the sails, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Save the whales":

WAVE

52d. "___ audible?" (Zoom call-starting question): 2 wds.:

AMI

53d. "___ Helsing," 2004 movie starring Hugh Jackman:

VAN

54a. "He's a ___, mean fighting machine!":

LEAN

55d. Quantity, for short:

AMT

56a. Rob ___ (scotch-based cocktail):

ROY

57a. Vizquel who won 11 Gold Glove Awards:

OMAR

58a. "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a ___" (famous line by Clark Gable):

DAMN

59a. EMT's life-saving procedure: Abbr.:

CPR

60a. Simone who sang "Feeling Good":

NINA

61a. ___ panimal, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Party animal":

ARTY

62a. "Dumb ___ box of rocks": 2 wds.:

ASA

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