___ Lay Dying, 1930 novel by William Faulkner, the title of which is derived from Homer's Odyssey: 2 wds. - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular January 31 2020 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Small child or toddler
• 4. ___ Zedong, Chinese leader
• 7. Yellow taxis
• 11. "What did you say?" expression
• 12. "At your ___ risk"
• 13. "Are you an owl or a ___?" (morning person)
• 14. Quickest tennis point
• 15. Settled on the sofa
• 16. Chips ___! (cookie brand)
• 17. "___: A Reminiscence," the last novel by William Faulkner that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction: 2 wds.
• 21. N.Y. minutes: Abbr.
• 22. Twilight states
• 25. ___ Kudrow, actress who played Phoebe from "Friends"
• 28. Tie the knot
• 29. "Just fine," at NASA: Hyph.
• 31. "___ Dust," 1948 novel by William Faulkner that was adapted into a movie by Clarence Brown: 3 wds.
• 35. Drinker's road offense: Abbr.
• 36. "Every cloud ___ a silver lining"
• 37. "Been ___" (Nirvana song): 2 wds.
• 38. Before, with "to"
• 40. Cartographer's drawing
• 42. 1959 novel by William Faulkner that is the last of the trilogy on the Snopes family: 2 wds.
• 47. "Into the Blue" actress Jessica
• 50. Large deer
• 51. Glide on snow
• 52. "Hey, ___ Sister" (Train's hit)
• 53. Family member, for short
• 54. ___ drop (end of speech gesture)
• 55. Rapper Azalea with the hit "Fancy"
• 56. Suffix for "Japan"or "Vietnam"
• 57. "Monkey ___, monkey do"
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Down

• 1. The one ___ got away
• 2. Reaction to a pinch
• 3. "You," in the Bible
• 4. "Go Down, ___," 1942 novel by William Faulkner that encompasses seven related pieces of short fiction
• 5. Anticipate, as good news
• 6. Currently playing, as a sitcom: 2 wds.
• 7. Collection of students
• 8. "Ooh and ___"
• 9. Sister's male sibling, for short
• 10. Coldplay's "A ___ Full of Stars"
• 18. Bring up, as children
• 19. Linda ___, from Broadway's "Jekyll & Hyde"
• 20. Joe ___, three-time MLB all-star outfielder of the 1960s
• 23. Kit ___ (chocolate bars)
• 24. Artsy Manhattan neighborhood, for short
• 25. Jar cover
• 26. ___ to one's neck (extremely busy): 2 wds.
• 27. Mix with a spoon
• 28. Director Anderson of "Isle of Dogs"
• 30. Barbie's beau
• 32. "We're in trouble!": Hyph.
• 33. Take a risk
• 34. Short snoozes
• 39. Home of the Leaning Tower of Pisa
• 40. Men and boys
• 41. Leg-foot connector which can be twisted
• 43. ___ mortals (average human beings)
• 44. Suffixes with "organ" and "critic"
• 45. "___-Dokie!"
• 46. Opposite of naughty, to Santa
• 47. "___ Lay Dying," 1930 novel by William Faulkner, the title of which is derived from Homer's "Odyssey": 2 wds.
• 48. Call ___ (phone records)
• 49. Small insect, like an ant
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