Daily Themed Crossword 10 September 2019 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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10 September 2019 crossword

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1d. "Apocalypto" director ___ Gibson:

MEL

1a. Mister's counterpart:

MISS

2d. Retirement savings plan: Abbr.:

IRA

3d. Knightly address?:

SIR

4d. Metallic fastener:

SCREW

5d. "___: NY," police procedural drama TV series: Abbr.:

CSI

5a. "Fortunate Son" band: Abbr.:

CCR

6d. Prefix for "hydrates" to mean an important food group:

CARBO

7d. Competitive sport for cowboys:

RODEO

8d. Dip a cookie in milk, say:

DUNK

8a. Mayonnaise, for one:

DIP

9d. "Now ___ what you mean." (understand): 2 wds.:

ISEE

10d. Fruit with a wide base (anagram and homophone of "pare"):

PEAR

11a. "Tears in Heaven" singer Clapton:

ERIC

12a. Brazilian city ___ Paulo:

SAO

13a. Employ to one's advantage:

USE

14a. American former basketball player nicknamed "The Hick from French Lick" who was the NBA Most Valuable Player thrice in the 80s: 2 wds.:

LARRYBIRD

15d. Google's competitor in the web search domain:

YAHOO

16d. Witch's mode of travel:

BROOM

17a. Group for staff of different schools and colleges: Abbr.:

NEA

18a. Gossip's destination in the body:

EAR

19a. Boris ___, German former tennis player nicknamed "Boom Boom" who became the first German to win the Wimbledon singles title in 1985:

BECKER

20d. Libya and Sudan's neighbor in Africa:

CHAD

21a. "___ does he think he is?":

WHO

22a. Close kin of "Aah":

OOH

23d. Big name in residential security services:

ADT

23a. Just what one deserves, say:

APT

24d. Mississippi mud ___:

PIE

25d. Hot beverage popular in England:

TEA

26a. Alley-___, move in basketball that involves a high jump and catch:

OOP

27d. Hand over money while purchasing a product:

PAY

28a. John Denver song, "Leaving On ___ Plane": 2 wds.:

AJET

29d. Run lightly:

JOG

30d. Bambi's aunt in cartoons:

ENA

31d. Water conduit:

TAP

32a. Argentine retired footballer who scored the "Hand of God" goal against England in the 1986 FIFA World Cup: 2 wds.:

DIEGOMARADONA

33d. Degree holder, for short:

GRAD

34d. Indian money:

RUPEE

35d. "This is ___ cause." (no point pursuing): 2 wds.:

ALOST

36a. Secretion that cleans the eye:

TEAR

37a. Cuban-American actor Vazquez from "Runaway Bride":

YUL

38a. Subway warning "Mind the ___":

GAP

39a. "A long time ___ in a galaxy far, far away...":

AGO

40d. Alpha, beta, ___...:

GAMMA

41d. The ___, satirical news website:

ONION

42a. Soldiers in custody after an armed conflict: Abbr.:

POW

43d. ___ Gretzky, Canadian former ice hockey player nicknamed "The Great One" who had three consecutive 200-point seasons from 1983 to 1987:

WAYNE

44d. Jaden Smith's mother, ___ Pinkett Smith:

JADA

44a. Michael ___, American former basketball player who started his career in 1984 with the Chicago Bulls and won six NBA Finals MVP Awards:

JORDAN

45d. Poems that glorify:

ODES

46d. ___ and file (ordinary members of an organization):

RANK

47a. "That" in Spanish:

ESA

48a. 1961 political drama film starring Susan Hayward and Dean Martin:

ADA

49a. American former boxer who became the youngest heavyweight champion in history in 1986 at the age of 20 years and 4 months: 2 wds.:

MIKETYSON

50d. Barbie's counterpart:

KEN

51d. Tofu's source, ___ milk:

SOY

52d. ___ of a kind (special):

ONE

53d. Homer Simpson's neighbor Flanders:

NED

54a. Tiger's hideout:

DEN

55a. One of the comic trio, The Three Stooges:

MOE

56a. ___ of the above (survey answer option):

NONE

57a. Request or requirement:

ASK

58a. "Bel Canto" author ___ Patchett:

ANN

59a. Starry-___ (naively positive):

EYED

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