Daily Themed Crossword Expert 20 March 2025 answers

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Expert 20 March 2025 crossword

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1d. Polka ___ (fabric print bit):

DOT

1a. ___ Punk ("Get Lucky" group):

DAFT

2d. Shakespearean stir?:

ADO

3d. Word that would mean "thick haze" to someone in England, but "joint" to someone in Sweden:

FOG

4d. Fish with a big net:

TRAWL

5d. Mourned:

GRIEVED

5a. Mardi ___, famed festival in New Orleans:

GRAS

6d. Home ___ (baseball batter's victory):

RUN

7d. Celestial being with wings:

ANGEL

8d. Take unlawfully:

STEAL

9d. "Ready, willing, and ___":

ABLE

9a. Classic rock radio format: Abbr.:

AOR

10d. Spoken, rather than written:

ORAL

11d. Criminal charge:

RAP

12a. Foul, unwelcoming smell:

ODOR

13a. Smallest of the litter, say:

RUNT

14a. Word that would mean "undergarment" to someone in England, but "good" to someone in Sweden:

BRA

15a. Halloween costume with classical origins:

TOGA

16a. 1953 Pulitzer playwright William ___:

INGE

17a. Swimming unit:

LAP

18a. ___ hours (early):

WEE

19d. ___ Fitzgerald, jazz musician:

ELLA

20a. Art supporter?:

EASEL

21d. Do some hemming:

SEW

22d. Bold style or attitude, slangily:

SWAG

22a. 2001 DC series named after Clark Kent's hometown on Earth:

SMALLVILLE

23d. ___ Cooper (BMW product):

MINI

24d. "The results will be available ___ 6 pm today": 2 wds.:

ASOF

25d. River you might cross in Munich:

ISAR

26a. Green Bay's state, for short:

WIS

27a. Victor Hugo's novel "___ Miserables":

LES

28a. Candle part that burns:

WICK

29d. "Slanted" typeface, for short:

ITAL

30d. Walking support for the elderly:

CANE

31d. Word that would mean "romantic gesture" to someone in England, but "urine" to someone in Sweden:

KISS

32a. Twelve months in Madrid?:

ANO

33a. "Apple" found in one's throat:

ADAMS

34d. What might run when tears do?:

MASCARA

35d. Child's little twinkler in a rhyme:

STAR

36a. Mai ___ (rum cocktail):

TAI

37a. Word that would mean "present" to someone in England, but "married" to someone in Sweden:

GIFT

38d. ___ one's own horn (brag):

TOOT

39a. Sewer squealer:

RAT

40a. FAQ response, for short:

ANS

41a. Japanese waist cincher:

OBI

42d. Illegal money offer:

BRIBE

43d. Small islands:

ISLES

44a. High-priced fur coats:

SABLES

45d. One way to travel on the road: 2 wds.:

BYCAR

46d. "You can start ___ at a bar": 2 wds.:

ATAB

46a. Shady garden areas:

ARBORS

47d. Acting job:

ROLE

48d. Poorly behaved kid:

BRAT

49a. React to upsetting news:

CRY

50a. Flatbread that wraps up Mexican cuisine:

TORTILLA

51d. Tennis term for a redo:

LET

52a. Word that would mean "cook" to someone in England, but "boss" to someone in Sweden:

CHEF

53d. Gradation of color:

HUE

54d. Paleozoic or Mesozoic, e.g.:

ERA

55d. Something that's here today, gone tomorrow?:

FAD

56a. ___ carte: 2 wds.:

ALA

57a. "Ginger" or "root" follower:

BEER

58a. Charismatic glow:

AURA

59a. Casino action:

BET

60a. "Como ___ usted?" ("How are you?" in Spanish):

ESTA

61a. Go through the newspaper:

READ

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