Daily Themed Crossword Classic 3 September 2024 answers

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1d. Lincoln, fondly:

ABE

1a. Suffix with "lemon" for a refreshing summer drink:

ADE

2d. "What can I ___ convince you?": 2 wds.:

DOTO

3d. Midterm, for one:

EXAM

4d. Word that follows "horse" to refer to a zesty root vegetable:

RADISH

4a. In a ___ (hurry):

RUSH

5d. Military entertainment group: Abbr.:

USO

6d. Word that follows "horse" to refer to a U-shaped iron band that fits a hoof:

SHOE

7d. Edges of skirts:

HEMS

8d. Where Mary's lamb followed her to:

SCHOOL

8a. Bay Area law enforcement: Abbr.:

SFPD

9d. Word that follows "horse" to refer to an annoying bug:

FLY

10d. Bachelor ___ (apartment):

PAD

11d. Coloring chemical:

DYE

12a. Think outside the ___ (think creatively):

BOX

13a. Tennis legend Arthur, whose name is an anagram of "shea":

ASHE

14a. Pottery material:

CLAY

15a. Pilot-to-passenger announcement: Abbr.:

ETA

16a. Destructive fate, say:

DOOM

17a. Robert Louis Stevenson's novella "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr ___":

HYDE

18a. Prefix for "potent" that means "all":

OMNI

19d. Recharge, in a way:

NAP

20a. International trade name for ExxonMobil:

ESSO

21d. Resort that may serve cucumber water:

SPA

22a. Volcanic residue:

ASH

23d. ___ or miss:

HIT

24a. Word that follows "horse" to refer to engine strength:

POWER

25d. "Keep your eyes ___ open":

WIDE

26d. "... and they lived happily ___ after":

EVER

27d. ___ room (activities room), for short:

REC

28d. Apple's assistant:

SIRI

28a. "The Life Ahead" actress ___ Loren:

SOPHIA

29d. "Just for the fun ___": 2 wds.:

OFIT

30d. Pose a question?:

ASK

31a. "Stayin' ___" (Bee Gees song):

ALIVE

32d. Part of a jacuzzi or an air show:

JET

32a. Peanut butter brand:

JIF

33a. Baking soda measure, for short:

TSP

34d. Furry pal:

PET

35a. Holiday month, for short:

DEC

36a. Activist Brockovich and actress Gray:

ERINS

37d. City near Mt. Vesuvius:

NAPLES

38d. NBC show that launched the career of many comedians: Abbr.:

SNL

39a. Word that follows "horse" to refers to a stable caretaker:

KEEPER

40d. "Around the World in ___ Days," adventure novel by Jules Verne:

EIGHTY

41d. Round green veggie in a pod:

PEA

42a. Saturn's largest moon:

TITAN

43a. Neck accessory usually paired with a tux:

TIE

44a. Word that follows "horse" to means roughhousing:

PLAY

45d. Part of AKA:

ALSO

46d. Yellow egg part:

YOLK

47a. Struggle for breath (rhymes with "rasp"):

GASP

48d. "___ White and the Seven Dwarfs":

SNOW

49d. Fastens, in a way:

PINS

50d. Grab a chair, say:

SIT

50a. Operate a yacht, say:

SAIL

51d. "From ___ Z" (entirely): 2 wds.:

ATO

52d. "Should ___ worried?": 2 wds.:

IBE

53a. The ___ Ness monster:

LOCH

54d. Surveillance organization: Abbr.:

CIA

55a. ___ it in the bud (put an end to, early):

NIP

56d. What a dog may offer for a "shake":

PAW

57a. "Let ___" (Beatles song): 2 wds.:

ITBE

58a. Narrow opening in a skirt:

SLIT

59a. "Rate this song ___ scale of one to ten": 2 wds.:

ONA

60a. Fingers on your foot:

TOES

61a. What a thumbs up means:

OKAY

62a. ENE opposite: Abbr.:

WSW

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