Daily Themed Crossword Expert July 16 2025 answers

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Expert July 16 2025 crossword

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1d. Tea leaves holder, sometimes:

BAG

1a. Economic ___ (period of growth):

BOOM

2d. "Days of ___ Lives" (classic soap opera):

OUR

3d. "... cone ___ cup?" (ice cream shop options): 2 wds.:

ORA

4d. Fruit that is a golden-orange delight of tropical summers, and also an anagram of 22a:

MANGO

5d. "Don't ___ words in my mouth!":

PUT

5a. ___ Tour (Tiger Woods' group): Abbr.:

PGA

6d. Small, snackable orb that might become wine someday, and also an anagram of 20a:

GRAPE

7d. Fictitious name:

ALIAS

8d. Partner of "ready" and "willing":

ABLE

8a. Cart-pulling beast of burden:

ASS

9d. Skyrocket:

SOAR

10d. Shed tears, say:

SOB

11a. Energy field surrounding a body, to mystics:

AURA

12a. Online address letters:

URL

13a. Haunting expression?:

BOO

14a. Mom's mom, to you, affectionately:

GRAN

15a. ___ chi (martial art):

TAI

16a. Locale for a Bunsen burner, for short:

LAB

17a. "Don't ___ me started!":

GET

18d. World Cup scoreboard label for the Three Lions:

ENG

19d. Weekend-inviting abbreviation:

TGIF

20a. Beeping relic of the '90s that once ruled pockets, and an anagram of 6d:

PAGER

21d. George R.R. Martin's book adaptation on HBO: Abbr.:

GOT

22d. School reunion attendee, for short:

ALUM

22a. Word for being part of the crowd, and an anagram for 4d:

AMONG

23d. Spiked medieval club:

MACE

24a. "That," in Castilian Spanish:

ESO

25d. Price negotiation acronym:

OBO

25a. Portuguese greeting:

OLA

26a. Animated Internet file suffix and a looping burst of digital expression, that is also an anagram for 27d: Abbr.:

GIF

27d. Sweet, seedy fruit often found in fancy desserts or Newtons, and an anagram of 26a:

FIG

28a. "He's so not my ___" (dating app lingo):

TYPE

29d. Jellystone Park's ___ Bear:

YOGI

30d. Organizer that predates smartphones: Abbr.:

PDA

31d. Actors O'Neill, Helms and Harris:

EDS

32a. Tampa Bay NFL player, informally:

BUC

33a. ___ as a fiddle:

FIT

34d. "___ it or leave it!":

TAKE

35a. Like nearly all prime numbers:

ODD

36a. Symbolic warning:

OMEN

37d. Aid-provider's abbreviation:

NGO

38a. Scientific unit named for Galileo Galilei:

GAL

39d. Word with Wayne or Baby, in stage names:

LIL

40a. What a Tesla may not run on:

GAS

41a. Gift of the ___:

GAB

42d. "For ___ waves of grain ..." (lyric from "America the Beautiful"):

AMBER

43d. Light brown shade:

BEIGE

44a. Fruit that's fuzzy on the outside, bright green inside, and an anagram for 45d:

KIWI

45d. Go-to site for facts and rabbit holes, informally, and also an anagram of 44a:

WIKI

46d. Few elegant lines that stir the soul, and an anagram of 46a:

POEM

46a. Fancy botanical term for fruits like apples and pears, and an anagram for 46d:

POME

47a. "Gossip Girl" actor Brown:

ELI

48d. K-pop kings with an "ARMY" of fans:

BTS

48a. Instagram profile blurb, e.g.:

BIO

49d. Chit that says "I'll Venmo later," say: Abbr.:

IOU

50a. Sotheby's signal:

BID

51d. Suffix with "bore" or "king":

DOM

52a. "X," to a Valentine:

KISS

53d. When repeated, it's a popular song by "The Dixie Cups":

IKO

54d. ___ in motion (started):

SET

55d. Day after Friday, for short:

SAT

56a. Adhesive spot for a gecko:

TOE

57a. ___ the Living Planet (Marvel villain):

EGO

58a. Billy bookcase purveyor:

IKEA

59a. Amount of money:

SUM

60a. "Everybody Hurts" band:

REM

61a. Baseball legend, Melvin Thomas ___:

OTT

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