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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular February 16 2024 puzzle:

Across

• 20. Train stop, for short
• 22. Stealth fighter from Japan
• 26. "Members ___" (VIP club sign)
• 29. *Language spoken widely in Milan which has its origins in 18a
• 31. Bread eaten with falafel, perhaps
• 32. Play-___ (child's clay toy)
• 33. ___ Stark, Maisie Williams' character on "Game of Thrones"
• 35. ___ of the covenant
• 36. White House crew
• 39. Decorative vase or coffee holder
• 41. "See ya ___, alligator!"
• 42. Extreme anger
• 43. Piano's "middle" key, phonetically
• 44. *Language spoken widely in Madrid which has its origins in 18a
• 48. "Say that again?"
• 50. Captain ___ who was created by Jules Verne
• 52. Device that responds to "Alexa"
• 53. "Ethyl" or "methyl" suffix
• 54. Dirt clump (anagram of "cold")
• 55. Warm scarf material
• 56. Neither's partner
• 57. Broomstick rider
• 58. Nancy Drew's boyfriend ___ Nickerson
• 1. Ray-___ (sunglasses brand)
• 4. "Nightmarish" street tree
• 7. Pep rally cheer of encouragement
• 10. "Diamonds ___ Forever" (Sean Connery film)
• 11. Rear-___ mirror
• 13. Friedrich Schiller's "___ to Joy"
• 14. Year with an extra day
• 16. Be on a razor's ___
• 17. Parent who often breaks apart sibling rows, fondly
• 18. "Dead language" spoken in ancient Rome, and the linguistic origin of languages at 29a, 44a, 7d and 38d
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Down

• 19. "Zero," on a soccer scoreboard
• 21. Blouse, e.g.
• 23. "Big Momma's House" actress, ___ Long
• 24. Glass container for small miscellaneous items
• 25. "Do you have ___ questions?"
• 27. Unit of volume in the metric system, for short
• 28. Shaggy Tibetan ox
• 29. Infinitesimal amount
• 30. Margaret ___, Britain's first female Prime Minister
• 32. High-speed Internet connection: Abbr.
• 34. Psychic radiance
• 37. Charge paid to a dentist, say
• 38. *Language spoken widely in Paris which has its origins in 18a
• 40. Extend, as a Hulu subscription
• 42. Apple device that came in a "Nano" variety
• 44. Hazardous urban haze
• 45. Mouse-clicker's target
• 46. "If the ___ fits, wear it"
• 47. Grasp tightly
• 48. Egg source
• 49. "___, dos, tres, cuatro..."
• 51. "She" in Lisbon
• 1. Crystal ___ (fortuneteller's orb)
• 2. Carpet seller's calculation
• 3. ___ and tidy
• 4. Adam's love, in Eden
• 5. Pot cover
• 6. Actress ___ Ryan of "When Harry Met Sally..."
• 7. *Language spoken widely in Bucharest which has its origins in 18a
• 8. Unnecessary fuss
• 9. Seamstress' sewn border
• 12. ___ Anderson who directed "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
• 15. ___ Colada, pineapple cocktail
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