Daily Themed Crossword Expert July 29 2025 answers

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Expert July 29 2025 crossword

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1d. Madame Tussauds' need?:

WAX

1a. Gets married to:

WEDS

2d. Spain's continent, for short:

EUR

3d. Genetic code: Abbr.:

DNA

4d. Use gel on, maybe:

STYLE

5d. Dressing in a first-aid kit that may be found unraveling near a mummy's resting place:

BANDAGE

5a. Constricting snake or stylish accessory:

BOA

6d. Spanish cheer:

OLE

7d. Promising location?:

ALTAR

8d. Like a door that's not fully shut:

AJAR

8a. French for "soul":

AME

9d. ___ lighting, flickering ambience that sets the scene in a vampire's castle:

MOOD

10d. Scaredy-cat shout:

EEK

11a. ___ May, Spider-Man's relative:

AUNT

12a. What one size might fit:

ALL

13a. Morning mugful, in slang:

JOE

14a. Spine-chilling scan you may find glowing in a skeleton's shack, revealing every bone: Hyph.:

XRAY

15a. Water polo target:

NET

16a. "Everything's fine!": Hyph.:

AOK

17a. Soon-to-be man?:

LAD

18d. Bank lobby kiosk: Abbr.:

ATM

19a. Emmy or Grammy, e.g.:

AWARD

20d. Child's loud cry:

WAH

21d. French word for a friend:

AMI

22d. Hammer or screwdriver, e.g.:

TOOL

22a. Greek letter for an angle:

THETA

23d. "What a ___!" (exclamation after something very funny):

HOOT

24a. Head-butt:

RAM

25d. Modern boxing-like combat sport: Abbr.:

MMA

25a. How a cow would answer a phone?:

MOO

26a. Hollywood's "roaring" studio: Abbr.:

MGM

27d. Summer hours in Denver: Abbr.:

MDT

28a. Snake's "boo":

HISS

29d. Secure place for a pot of gold that you may find at a Leprechaun's house:

SAFE

30d. Minor squabble:

SPAT

31a. Full ___ calendar, something that you may find at a Werewolf's den, announcing the cycles of its transformation:

MOON

32d. ___ contendere (defendant's plea):

NOLO

33a. Former "Tonight Show" announcer Hall:

EDD

34d. ESPN owner:

DISNEY

35a. Yelp or WhatsApp, for short:

APP

36d. "American Experience" network: Abbr.:

PBS

37a. Voice below soprano:

ALTO

38a. "Uncle," in Spain:

TIO

39d. Cry with a head slap:

OHH

40a. "The ___ Five" (2011 ESPN documentary on Michigan basketball):

FAB

41a. Vinyl albums: Abbr.:

LPS

42d. Spot for a rocking chair:

PORCH

43d. Campfire treat made with marshmallows:

SMORE

44a. Linen ___, flowing pieces of fabric you'll likely spot fluttering around a ghost's haunt:

SHEETS

45d. Idris ___, actor from "Luther":

ELBA

46d. Dull lecture, e.g.:

BORE

46a. Common cleaning gear that doubles as a getaway ride from a witch's crooked-roofed cottage:

BROOM

47d. Conclude, in court:

REST

48a. Stanley Cup organization: Abbr.:

NHL

49d. ___ toe (sneak):

TIP

49a. Big or pinky, for one:

TOE

50a. Hogwarts uniform?:

ROBE

51d. Site with shots and spirits?:

BAR

52a. Metal fastener you might find scattered around Frankenstein's lab:

BOLT

53d. Common URL ender for businesses:

ORG

54d. Pulitzer Prize winner Harper:

LEE

55d. Wee bit:

TAD

56a. April collector: Abbr.:

IRS

57a. Supercomputing pioneer Seymour:

CRAY

58a. Key metric on Zillow listings:

AREA

59a. Favored one you might scratch behind the ears:

PET

60a. Pronoun usually paired with "she":

HER

61a. High school proficiency test: Abbr.:

GED

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