Daily Themed Crossword Classic 5 November 2024 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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Classic 5 November 2024 crossword

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1d. Rejuvenation spots:

SPAS

1a. ___-fi (futuristic genre):

SCI

2d. Winter garb:

COAT

3d. Munich's river:

ISAR

4d. Having a zesty, sour taste:

TANGY

4a. Business card number, for short:

TEL

5d. December 24 and 31, for two:

EVES

6d. *Something you might "pull" when you're kidding with a friend:

LEG

7d. Fluid stored in the gallbladder:

BILE

7a. "It's c-c-cold!":

BRR

8d. *A long, sturdy item that you might "pull" during a game of tug-of-war:

ROPE

9d. Corrode, as an iron pipe:

RUST

10a. Not negative, for short:

POS

11d. Slang for the recent pandemic:

RONA

11a. Rant and ___ (complain angrily):

RAVE

12a. Promise of payment letters:

IOU

13a. Tiny battery type:

AAA

14a. Universal donor blood type, briefly:

ONEG

15d. *___-nighter, something you might "pull" to cram for an exam:

ALL

15a. Swiss peaks:

ALPS

16a. *Something you might "pull" to get special favors:

STRINGS

17d. Gerundial ending:

ING

18d. ___ Francisco:

SAN

18a. Winter woe:

SLEET

19a. "Yay or ___?":

NAY

20d. Balloon inflating device:

PUMP

20a. Word after "pen" or "gal" (anagram of "lap"):

PAL

21d. Quid ___ quo:

PRO

21a. *Something you might "pull" to prevent something from happening or continuing:

PLUG

22d. Young boy, in Scotland:

LAD

23d. Start of a Spanish count:

UNO

24d. "___ it been that long!":

HAS

24a. Attila the ___:

HUN

25d. Facility where one undergoes intense training: 2 wds.:

BOOTCAMP

25a. "Dude," colloquially:

BRO

26d. Steal from a bank, say:

ROB

27d. "___ moment, please" (hold on):

ONE

28a. Hotfooted it:

RAN

29d. Rooster's mate:

HEN

29a. "Green Eggs and ___," TV series based on a Dr. Seuss book:

HAM

30d. ___-mo (film-making effect):

SLO

30a. "S" in ASAP:

SOON

ODOR

32d. "Finding ___ Tin Tin":

RIN

33a. Sixth sense, for short:

ESP

34a. Studded part of an ear:

LOBE

35a. Tiny charged particle:

ION

36d. Fried Cajun veggie:

OKRA

37d. Loch ___ lake, alleged home of a monster:

NESS

37a. "___ to worry!":

NOT

38d. Baked desserts:

PIES

38a. *Something you might "pull" for amusement on April Fools' Day:

PRANK

39d. Rock and ___:

ROLL

40d. Military force:

ARMY

41d. Game played on horseback:

POLO

41a. "The Pit and the Pendulum" author, Edgar Allan ___:

POE

42d. "It happens to the best ___": 2 wds.:

OFUS

43a. Hired vehicle:

CAB

44d. Voice below soprano:

ALTO

45d. Pink Floyd or Green Day, for one:

BAND

46a. "Should ___ shouldn't ...": 2 wds.:

IOR

47a. Mouth tops:

ROOFS

48d. Special ___ (military missions):

OPS

49a. "___ carte": 2 wds.:

ALA

50a. Scary Hollywood street:

ELM

51a. Best grade: Hyph.:

APLUS

52a. Peak, for short:

MTN

53a. Artfully subtle, say:

SLY

54a. Ship's distress letters:

SOS

55a. Pea place:

POD

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