Opposite of days - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular January 7 2023 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Not feeling well
• 4. Very appropriate
• 7. Corn eater's leftover part
• 10. ___ and tidy (clean)
• 12. Like sushi or some salads
• 13. Actor Idris of "Beast"
• 14. New Zealander's nickname
• 15. ___ DiFranco who sang "Little Plastic Castle"
• 16. "State and ___," 2000 comedy film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Julia Stiles
• 17. Gift a chatterbox may bring?
• 19. Slippery ___ (situation that gets worse)
• 21. Opposite of "days"
• 24. ___ Mahal (marble landmark)
• 25. Like a 1-degree or 89-degree angle
• 26. Withstand or fight against
• 29. When doubled, a cheerleading prop
• 30. Knight's title
• 31. River that flows through and is hidden in "Cambridge"
• 33. Yes or no, e.g., for short
• 34. Porridge morsel
• 35. Acting part
• 36. Beverage in a Big Mac meal, usually
• 37. Abandon a plan, informally
• 38. "___ Adams," 1998 biographical film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Robin Williams
• 41. Gym set unit, for short
• 42. Black and white cookie that may be eaten middle-first
• 43. 1999 film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Robert De Niro that won a Satellite Award
• 48. Penn who directed "Into the Wild"
• 49. + or - particle
• 50. ___ Erikson, famed psychoanalyst
• 51. Rabbit's kin
• 52. "Last ___ not the least"
• 53. Ape-like legend from the Himalayas
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Down

• 1. Pen filler
• 2. Hawaiian garland
• 3. The "L" in LSAT
• 4. Most Middle East residents, say
• 5. Omelet station utensil
• 6. 1996 disaster film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Helen Hunt
• 7. Applaud, say
• 8. Cousin of a Tony Award
• 9. Prohibit
• 11. Too small, as clothes
• 13. Texter's smiley, e.g.
• 18. Enjoyed a charcuterie board, say
• 20. "Leaving ___ Vegas" (1995 film)
• 21. California wine region
• 22. Homescreen symbol on a desktop, say
• 23. They may bleed after flossing
• 26. "Lovely ___" (Beatles song)
• 27. Glasgow native
• 28. Powder in baby powder
• 30. In need of a pick-me-up
• 32. "I'm unimpressed"
• 34. "Such pretty fireworks!"
• 35. "The Talented Mr. ___," 1999 film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Matt Damon
• 36. Biscuit at a tea party
• 37. Early morning droplets
• 38. "Pish ___!" ("Nonsense!")
• 39. Breadth x length, maybe
• 40. Rip apart, as origami
• 41. Unleash a tirade
• 43. Stretch, as the truth
• 44. ___ Gehrig, MLB megastar
• 45. "Before," in old poetry
• 46. Get into a cross-legged position
• 47. Participate in a hilltop sport
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