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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular March 28 2021 puzzle:

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• 49. Lamb, ham and chicken, say
• 53. "13 Reasons Why" actress Alisha ___
• 54. ABC's "How to Get ___ with Murder"
• 56. Family name from the TV series "Empire"
• 57. "... cone ___ cup?" (ice cream shop options): 2 wds.
• 58. Magazine with a "Person of the Year" issue
• 59. "Not That Kind of Girl" writer Dunham
• 60. Hit with a laser beam
• 61. Mani-pedi spot
• 62. Sample, as wine
• 1. "S" in SOP, for short
• 4. Chest muscle, for short
• 7. Three Gorges ___ in Hubei Province, China
• 10. Chemical peel component: Abbr.
• 11. Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ___"
• 13. Fit of fury
• 14. ___ Vulcano from "Impractical Jokers"
• 15. Prepare to pray
• 16. Olive extract
• 17. Colander's cousin
• 19. Supply's partner
• 21. Tax form organization: Abbr.
• 23. "___ favor"
• 24. John ___, pseudonym under which David Cornwell published "A Perfect Spy": 2 wds
• 28. ___ Westmacott, pseudonym under which Agatha Christie published "The Burden"
• 32. "I strongly believe," in textspeak: Abbr.
• 33. 2020 promotional single released by Nicki Minaj
• 36. Twist the truth, say
• 37. "When one ___ closes, another one opens"
• 39. Poet's archaic "before"
• 40. "Prodigal ___" (crime drama series)
• 41. Maker of L'Homme products: Abbr.
• 44. American professional wrestler ___ Mysterio
• 46. File compartment that can slide out of a desk
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Down

• 47. Cut crops
• 48. Model's runway
• 50. Affirmatives aboard a ship
• 51. ___ Morrison, pseudonym under which Chloe Anthony Wofford Morrison published "Beloved"
• 52. "___ out of it!"
• 53. Early pseudonym under which Charles Dickens published his first essays in a magazine
• 55. Synonym and anagram of "aye"
• 1. Cheeky attitude
• 2. Cuisine from Bangkok
• 3. Chip's chipmunk brother
• 4. Calligrapher's tool
• 5. Starry-___
• 6. ___ up on (sneak up)
• 7. "Homes Under the Hammer" presenter ___ Dublin
• 8. Dry as a desert
• 9. "The 5 Second Rule" author ___ Robbins
• 12. Ticklish red muppet
• 15. "Scandal" star ___ Washington
• 18. Connecting word on an itinerary
• 20. "...cost an ___ and a leg"
• 22. ___ Lanka (island country in South Asia)
• 24. Saucepan's cover
• 25. Angsty rock sub-genre
• 26. Pigeon's gentle call
• 27. Barely manage, as a living
• 29. Actor Pacino and politician Gore
• 30. Brazilian carnival city, for short
• 31. Japanese currency
• 34. "___ on the side of caution"
• 35. "That doesn't ___ to be the case"
• 38. Scandinavian rug (anagram of "ray")
• 42. Hanna-Barbera's animated series "___ Kats"
• 43. ___ Carroll, pseudonym under which Charles Lutwidge Dodgson published "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
• 45. Raise one's voice in anger
• 46. "___ and the Lost City of Gold," 2019 live-action film
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