___ (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week) song by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn which was covered by Frank Sinatra in 1945: 2 wds. - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular September 23 2019 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Braying beast of burden
• 4. "Starpeace" singer Yoko
• 7. Nog ingredient
• 10. Family member, for short
• 11. ___ Perignon (vintage champagne)
• 12. ___ de Janeiro
• 13. What it takes to tango
• 14. Accessory like a ring or earring, say
• 17. German song which was covered by Frank Sinatra in his 1966 album "Strangers in the Night": 2 wds.
• 20. Work often recited
• 21. Having an urge to scratch
• 25. Not mainstream, like some audience
• 29. Gradation of color
• 30. "___ (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)" song by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn which was covered by Frank Sinatra in 1945: 2 wds.
• 35. Adele's "Million Years ___"
• 36. Vapor in a sauna
• 37. Allowed by law
• 40. Artist's source of inspiration
• 43. "The ___," song written by Bob Hilliard and Dick Miles which was recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1946: 2 wds.
• 48. Note on a person's death
• 51. Vast expanse of salty water
• 52. "We ___ to please!"
• 53. Visualize or observe
• 54. Booster for a band, for short
• 55. Travel by airplane
• 56. Character played by Josh Radnor in "How I Met Your Mother," ___ Mosby
• 57. Coloring agent at a salon
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Down

• 1. Word that may follow "Liberal" or "Fine"
• 2. Mend something completely by using thread and needle: 2 wds.
• 3. Sports replay speed: Hyph.
• 4. Distinct smell
• 5. Oslo's country, for short
• 6. Prefix with "potent"
• 7. Poet's "before"
• 8. Distilled alcoholic drink
• 9. What "G" stands for in "AGT"
• 15. Singer DiFranco
• 16. Summer times in Denver: Abbr.
• 18. List of dishes
• 19. Gulf State prince
• 22. Small fee, for short
• 23. "What did you say?" expression
• 24. "Are we there ___?"
• 26. DJ's inventories?: Abbr.
• 27. Magic show prop
• 28. Part common to a potato and a needle
• 30. "My Gal ___," 1942 musical starring Rita Hayworth
• 31. What number of candles on a cake may signify
• 32. Dress up fancily
• 33. Person's identity
• 34. American former radio personality and TV show host, Don
• 38. Pretend on stage
• 39. Baseballer Gehrig
• 41. Post-tragedy phrase: 2 wds.
• 42. Joker, to Batman
• 44. Opposite of slow
• 45. Not occupied
• 46. Watched carefully
• 47. Stare in astonishment
• 48. Clumsy character
• 49. ___ Keane, "The Family Circus" cartoonist
• 50. "Am ___ brother's keeper?": 2 wds.
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