Letters common at the end of mosh and posh - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular November 22 2024 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Water faucet
• 4. Letters on some explosives
• 7. Tater ___ (potato dish)
• 10. Aid and ___ (help a criminal)
• 12. Vertical's opposite, for short
• 13. "Much ___ About Nothing"
• 14. Mexican dish served in a shell
• 15. "___ Lisa" (da Vinci's painting)
• 16. Jar cover
• 17. Ten-pin organization: Abbr
• 19. Daughter of a sibling, say
• 21. "The Great ___," novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald that has an unreliable narrator
• 24. "Life of Pi" director Lee
• 25. Brewpub offering
• 26. Sound from a dove
• 28. Black-tie party, like the one hosted at the Met
• 32. "___ Girl," thriller novel by Gillian Flynn that has an unreliable narrator
• 34. Modern boxing-like combat sport: Abbr.
• 37. Animation bit
• 38. "___ boy!" ("Well done!")
• 39. Miss at a rodeo
• 40. Another way to say "Papa"
• 41. Weep
• 44. "American ___," horror novel by Bret Easton Ellis that has an unreliable narrator
• 46. ___ means (certainly not): 2 wds.
• 47. ___ Ferrigno, "Hulk" actor
• 48. Watson & Holmes, e.g.
• 50. "As to," in memos: 2 wds.
• 52. "Never Let ___," sci-fi novel by Kazuo Ishiguro that has an unreliable narrator: 2 wds.
• 56. "Who am ___ say?": 2 wds.
• 57. Voluminous book published in Britain: Abbr.
• 58. Sticky tree products
• 59. Diamond or emerald, e.g.
• 60. Code-cracking organization: Abbr.
• 61. Cheerleader's "Go team!" cheer
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Down

• 1. Body art, for short
• 2. Lawyers' organization: Abbr.
• 3. Chest muscle, for short
• 4. "However," in texting lingo
• 5. Italian granny
• 6. "The Girl on the ___," thriller novel by Paula Hawkins that has an unreliable narrator
• 7. Soft mineral used in powder
• 8. Fictional dog from "Garfield"
• 9. Fox in "The Fox and the Hound"
• 11. Spinning toys
• 15. Creamy white condiment, for short
• 18. "Doctor Who" network: Abbr.
• 20. It came before the chicken, some say!
• 21. "Poker Face" singer Lady ___
• 22. More than a little: 2 wds.
• 23. Camper's shelter
• 27. "Unbelievable!" in text speak: Abbr.
• 29. "Highway to Hell" rock band
• 30. ___ Remini, "The King of Queens" actress
• 31. Actor ___ Ray of "The Green Berets" or "Battle Cry"
• 33. Lacking difficulty
• 35. Pancake syrup flavor
• 36. "Oh, and one more thing ..."
• 42. Vegetable often cut into rings
• 43. "The Lovely ___," novel by Alice Sebold that has an unreliable narrator
• 45. Happy diners' sounds
• 46. ___ box (portable radio)
• 48. Use a shovel
• 49. Sport-___ (multi-terrain vehicle)
• 51. Nutritional statistic: Abbr.
• 53. Hearing organ
• 54. 4.0 for a high school student, e.g.: Abbr.
• 55. Letters common at the end of "mosh" and "posh"
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