Daily Themed Crossword 1 October 2024 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1 October 2024 crossword

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1d. ___ and cheese (comfort food):

MAC

1a. Opposite of "least":

MOST

2d. "Days of ___ Lives" (classic soap opera):

OUR

3d. "Disco" dude on "The Simpsons":

STU

4d. Shipping weight:

TON

5d. Amazon device that responds to "Alexa":

ECHO

5a. Spanish "that":

ESA

6d. Shells out, as money:

SPENDS

7d. Sydney's country, for short:

AUS

8d. *Core workout for upper body strength that can be done on 42a:

PLANK

8a. End of the year school dance:

PROM

9d. One-in-a-billion, say:

RARE

10d. Leave out, as a detail:

OMIT

11d. Type of school for doctors, for short:

MED

12a. Prefix with "pilot" or "graph":

AUTO

13a. "Brain" of the computer: Abbr.:

CPU

14a. Poor, as an excuse:

LAME

15a. *Core workouts for "six-pack" abs that can be done on 42a:

CRUNCHES

16d. Grade below "B," phonetically:

CEE

17a. Dry as a desert, say:

ARID

18a. Long stretch of time:

EON

19a. Butterfly catcher's mesh:

NET

20d. Did some karaoke, say:

SANG

20a. Catch a glimpse of:

SEE

21d. "In the blink of an ___ ...":

EYE

22a. Classroom furniture:

DESK

23d. Manage, with "out":

EKE

24d. Gluttony or lust, e.g.:

SIN

25d. "In ___ likelihood ...":

ALL

25a. "In a land far, far, ___ ...":

AWAY

26d. Great distress:

WOE

27a. Travel over snow, say:

SKI

28d. *Mind-body meditative practice that can be done on 42a:

YOGA

28a. Former NBA star Ming:

YAO

29d. Brew in some barrels:

ALE

OLD

31a. "Sgt. Pepper's ___ Hearts Club Band" (Beatles album):

LONELY

32d. "Tragic" Shakespearean King:

LEAR

33d. "Are we there ____?":

YET

34a. Register for a course, say:

ENROLL

35d. "Wreck-It ___" (2012 animated film):

RALPH

36a. *___ raise, workout for the lower abs that can be done on 42a:

LEG

EEK

38d. "My Sister's ___" (film starring Cameron Diaz):

KEEPER

39a. Middle-___ (in one's 40s or 50s):

AGED

40d. Valentine's Day bloom?:

ROSE

40a. Give stars to a movie, say:

RATE

41d. Fire-setting crime:

ARSON

41a. Chicken ___ King: 2 wds.:

ALA

42d. Repel, with "off":

FEND

42a. Surface to moonwalk on ... or a hint to solve 15a, 36a, 48a, 8d, and 28d:

FLOOR

43d. Reclined or rested (rhymes with "rain"):

LAIN

44d. Dual-toned marine predator:

ORCA

45a. Wyatt ___ (famous West figure):

EARP

46d. BMW competitor:

AUDI

47a. Bunny's distinctive features:

EARS

48a. *Chest and arm workouts for upper body strength that can be done on 42a: Hyph.:

PUSHUPS

49d. "___ Thurman" (Fall Out Boy song):

UMA

50d. Wok-like vessel:

PAN

51d. Pig's dig:

STY

52a. "Have a ___ day" (pleasant):

NICE

53a. Tokyo's former name:

EDO

54a. It's mostly found near the door:

MAT

55a. Genetic stuff: Abbr.:

DNA

56a. "Finding ___ Tin Tin" (2007 film):

RIN

57a. "Is there ___ way out?":

ANY

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