Daily Themed Crossword Classic 8 April 2024 answers

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Classic 8 April 2024 crossword

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1d. Michael ___, "The Martian" actor:

PENA

1a. "___-Man" (arcade game):

PAC

2d. At the summit of:

ATOP

3d. Lightweight boat for rapids transport:

CANOE

4d. Serve a drink, say:

POUR

4a. Yellowish discharge from an infected wound, say:

PUS

5d. "I solemnly swear that I am ___ no good": 2 wds.:

UPTO

6d. Full ___, English language punctuation that looks like . and indicates the end of a sentence:

STOP

7d. Government health watchdog: Abbr.:

FDA

7a. "The apple never falls ___ from the tree":

FAR

8d. Joan of ___:

ARC

9d. Sandwich bread that is an alternative to white:

RYE

10a. "How long before you reach my home?": Abbr.:

ETA

11a. Make a choice, say:

OPT

12a. Like some martinis or humor:

DRY

13a. ___-alcoholic beverage (without any alcohol):

NON

14d. Encouraging word before "girl!" or "boy!":

ATTA

14a. Car that isn't manual, for short:

AUTO

15d. Nevada casino city:

RENO

15a. Track event:

RACE

16a. English language punctuation that looks like ' and indicates possession or contraction:

APOSTROPHE

17d. NBC's weekly sketch comedy show: Abbr.:

SNL

18d. Prefix with "cup" to mean a minor setback:

HIC

19a. Sinus specialist: Abbr.:

ENT

20a. Facts and figures, for short:

INFO

21d. Food Network's "Beat Bobby ___":

FLAY

22d. "I goofed up!":

OOPS

23a. It may cool into obsidian?:

LAVA

24d. By way of:

VIA

25d. TV commercials, for short:

ADS

26a. English language punctuation that looks like : and often precedes an explanation or list:

COLON

27d. Fishes may get caught in one:

NET

28d. Toddler's first three letters at kindergarten:

ABC

28a. Opposite of "departure," for short:

ARR

29d. Hopping marsupial from Down Under, informally:

ROO

30d. Battering ___ (door-breaking implement):

RAM

31a. ___ B. Wells, NAACP co-founder:

IDA

32d. Material used to make roads and highways:

ASPHALT

33a. Primate:

APE

34a. Squeezing snake that takes one's breath away?:

BOA

35d. Rhyming opposite of "glad":

SAD

35a. Cheeky attitude:

SASS

36d. "Beverly Hills ___," film starring Eddie Murphy:

COP

36a. Dermatologist's diagnosis, maybe:

CYST

37a. English language punctuation that looks like , and is used to separate two parts of a sentence or two items on a list:

COMMA

38d. Surgeon's face covering:

MASK

39a. Vietnamese noodle soup:

PHO

40d. Promote excessively:

HYPE

41a. Do some sums:

ADD

42d. English language punctuation that looks like -- and indicates a sudden break in thought:

DASH

43a. English language punctuation that looks like - and is used to connect compound words:

HYPHEN

44d. Type of summer wave?:

HEAT

45d. Latin "therefore":

ERGO

46d. Signs that light up in the dark?:

NEON

47d. Mercedes rival with an X and Z series: Abbr.:

BMW

47a. Game fish with a "largemouth" variety:

BASS

48d. "How sweet it is...":

AAH

49d. "No seats" sign, at a theater: Abbr.:

SRO

50a. "Promptly, please" letters:

ASAP

51d. "And ___ new chapter begins...": 2 wds.:

SOA

52a. "Able was I ___ I saw Elba":

ERE

53a. Exclamation ___, English language punctuation that looks like ! and indicates excitement or surprise:

MARK

54a. Underside of the foot:

SOLE

55a. "All Those Years ___" (George Harrison hit):

AGO

56a. "___ are you?" ("Do I know you?"):

WHO

57a. Fedora, for one:

HAT

58a. Simple ending?:

TON

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