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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular October 5 2023 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Grow older, say
• 4. "Thank you very ___"
• 8. Grizzly bear's lair
• 11. ___ on (have faith in)
• 13. Voluminous hairdo for the Jackson 5
• 14. ___ of hope
• 15. Curly cabbage relative
• 16. Palindromic time of the day
• 17. Highest card in a royal flush
• 18. ___ Madrid (soccer club)
• 20. Put on a scale, say
• 22. Word with "anemone," "cucumber," or "urchin"
• 24. Big Apple newspaper initials
• 25. John ___, iconic English teacher played by Robin Williams in the 1989 film "Dead Poets Society"
• 29. Chunk of marble or concrete, say
• 33. "That's so yuck!"
• 34. ___-picking (petty criticism)
• 36. Snake ___ salesman (fraudster)
• 37. Crowdsourced dining review site
• 39. Ms. ___, iconic Math teacher played by Tina Fey in the 2004 film "Mean Girls"
• 42. "Look what you ___!" (cry from an angry parent, perhaps)
• 45. Genre for Drake, read backward
• 46. Mr. ___, iconic martial arts teacher played by Pat Morita in the 1984 film "The Karate Kid"
• 49. Office workforce, say
• 52. ___-friendly (like solar panels)
• 53. Tramp's lover?
• 55. Blue line under your skin
• 57. Actor ___ Brooks with an EGOT
• 58. Hockey great Bobby ___
• 59. Sicily's active volcano
• 60. "Oh gosh, a mouse!"
• 61. "Look here!" in Mallorca
• 62. "Do you have ___ questions?"
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Down

• 1. ___ of the Covenant (legendary artifact)
• 2. First, second, or reverse, in a car
• 3. Palindromic French fashion magazine
• 4. "No ___ is an island"
• 5. Alien spacecraft in a sci-fi film, say: Abbr.
• 6. Prince's coronation headpiece
• 7. Miss ___, iconic teacher played by Embeth Davidtz in the 1996 film "Matilda"
• 8. Reality TV series "RuPaul's ___ Race"
• 9. "With ___ passing day..."
• 10. "Ball Drop" night at Times Square: Abbr.
• 12. It makes bread rise up
• 19. Hawaiian floral garland
• 21. "___ all such a blur..." (words after a party night, maybe)
• 23. Women's clothing retailer ___ Taylor
• 25. Under lock and ___ (locked away)
• 26. Mother sheep
• 27. Cobbler's hole-punching tool
• 28. Gimlet liquor
• 30. "Skip To My ___," Judy Garland song
• 31. Soccer ball filler
• 32. "The Haunting of ___ Manor" (Netflix miniseries)
• 35. ___-turvy (upside down)
• 38. Handheld organizer?: Abbr.
• 40. ___ someone out (squeal on someone)
• 41. "...the land of the free and the home of the ___"
• 43. Domed Arctic home
• 44. "___ of a Wimpy Kid" (book series)
• 46. "Grumpy Cat" or "Distracted Boyfriend," e.g.
• 47. Slurpee alternative
• 48. "Sunny" bit of an egg
• 50. Crumbly Greek cheese
• 51. Dewey ___, iconic teacher played by Jack Black in the 2003 film "School of Rock"
• 54. Rapper Dr. ___ who has produced for Kendrick Lamar and Anderson .Paak
• 56. Word of formal refusal
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