Daily Themed Crossword Expert 1 March 2025 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1a. "Eight" in Spanish:

OCHO

2d. American jazz pianist Nat King ___:

COLE

3d. Robin ___, outlaw of folklore:

HOOD

4d. Portland's state:

OREGON

5d. Worked in a judge's office:

CLERKED

5a. Portable beds:

COTS

6d. Crude liquid in a tanker:

OIL

7d. ___ marks, notations used when you need to count something by drawing short lines:

TALLY

8d. Kind of messy campaign:

SMEAR

9d. Getting hitched:

MARRYING

9a. It helps you find your way:

MAP

10d. Like two peas in ___: 2 wds.:

APOD

11d. Many a vet visitor:

PET

12a. Lacking in quality:

POOR

13a. Actor Neeson from "A Monster Calls":

LIAM

14a. Gibbon, for one:

APE

15a. ___ vera gel (sunburn soother):

ALOE

16a. Vogue rival:

ELLE

17a. Turn bad, like a fruit:

ROT

18a. *Book used to keep a count of your transactions:

LEDGER

19d. "Did he ___ lot of pie?": 2 wds.:

EATA

20a. Scottish estate owner:

LAIRD

21d. Of the same ___ (similar):

ILK

22a. State tree of Iowa:

OAK

23a. Once every twelve months, for short:

YRLY

24d. One who makes arrests, informally:

COP

24a. *Step ___, device you can use to track how many steps you've taken:

COUNTER

25d. Nocturnal birdie:

OWL

26d. Colorful card game with "Draw 4" card:

UNO

27d. Get ___ of (throw out):

RID

28a. "X," on a Valentine's Day card:

KISS

29d. Monkey ___, monkey do:

SEE

30d. Universal rescue plea:

SOS

31a. Take responsibility for, say:

OWN

32a. "Bye," in Spanish:

ADIOS

33d. Reaction to a punch:

OOF

34d. Direction opposite NNW: Abbr.:

SSE

35a. Keanu's character in a trilogy:

NEO

36a. Oxen's farm tool:

PLOW

37d. Dog's tail action:

WAG

38a. Prescribed amounts:

DOSAGES

39d. *Ancient tool used to count by sliding beads:

ABACUS

40a. Wall hanging, e.g.:

ART

41d. TV host Philbin:

REGIS

42d. *What you place in someone when you're counting on them:

TRUST

43a. Leap month every four years, for short:

FEB

44d. Solve a word search puzzle:

FIND

44a. *Body parts that you might use when you're counting to 10:

FINGERS

45d. "Are you ___ out?": 2 wds.:

INOR

46d. Deep shade of blue:

NAVY

47d. "Everything must go" event:

SALE

48a. "___ I care!": 2 wds.:

ASIF

49d. Second-year student, for short:

SOPH

50d. "___ sorry!" : 2 wds.:

IMSO

51d. ___ Dunaway, Bonnie from "Bonnie and Clyde":

FAYE

52a. ___ Garten, celebrity chef:

INA

53a. U.S. unincorporated island territory in the Western Pacific:

GUAM

54d. Cry of a kitten:

MEW

55a. Food ___ (post-dinner lethargy):

COMA

56a. Last month with 30 days, for short:

NOV

57a. Britain's ___ of Man:

ISLE

58a. "___-daisy!":

UPSY

59a. Like toast without butter:

DRY

60a. Worry excessively:

STEW

61a. Part of a horse's gear:

SHOE

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