Daily Themed Crossword 12 August 2022 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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12 August 2022 crossword

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1d. Fashionable and classy:

CHIC

1a. Kitchen VIP:

CHEF

2d. Villain's foe:

HERO

3d. One of the Great Lakes:

ERIE

4d. "Oktober" follower to mean a German celebration:

FEST

5d. Not even tipsy:

SOBER

5a. Read a barcode, say:

SCAN

6d. Blush target:

CHEEK

7d. Santa ___, California:

ANA

8d. "Neither this ___ that":

NOR

9d. Filled with wonder:

AWED

9a. MoMA display:

ART

10d. Wander about (anagram of "over"):

ROVE

11d. Eye drop?:

TEAR

12a. "___ we go again...":

HERE

13a. "That's terrible!": 2 wds.:

OHNO

14a. Great misery:

WOE

15a. Colored part of the eye:

IRIS

16a. Santa's facial feature:

BEARD

17d. ___ Lessing, "The Golden Notebook" author who is the recipient of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature:

DORIS

18a. Actress Mendes of "Lost River":

EVA

19a. J.M. ___, "Waiting for the Barbarians" author who is the recipient of the 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature:

COETZEE

20d. Skin eruption:

ZIT

21a. Law and ___:

ORDER

22d. Jay-Z's genre:

RAP

23a. Provoke someone:

IRK

24d. ___ o' shanter (Scottish cap):

TAM

24a. "La la" preceder:

TRA

25d. ___-fi ("Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" genre):

SCI

25a. Scream or yell:

SHOUT

26d. Royal Navy letters:

HMS

27d. Aah's partner:

OOH

28d. Prefix with "cycle" or "directional":

UNI

29d. ___-noir (film genre):

NEO

29a. V.S. ___, "A House for Mr Biswas" author who is the recipient of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Literature:

NAIPAUL

30d. Balloon filler:

AIR

31d. Decorative vase:

URN

32d. Author Harper of "Go Set a Watchman":

LEE

33a. "___, let's go!":

CMON

34d. Energy source for some panels:

SUN

34a. Flower supports:

STEMS

35d. ___-80 (early home computer): Abbr.:

TRS

36a. State of outrage:

IRE

37a. Kazuo ___, "Never Let Me Go" author who is the recipient of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature:

ISHIGURO

38d. Tonic's partner:

GIN

39d. Singer DiFranco of "Untouchable Face":

ANI

39a. Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer:

ARNE

40a. ___ and outs:

INS

41d. "Red Sorghum" author who is the recipient of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature: 2 wds.:

MOYAN

41a. Bear Grylls' "___ vs. Wild":

MAN

42d. TV commercials, for short:

ADS

43d. Willy in "Free Willy":

ORCA

43a. ___ Pamuk, "Silent House" author who is the recipient of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature:

ORHAN

44d. Keep it ___ (be honest):

REAL

45d. The Rock and Roll ___ of Fame:

HALL

46d. BTS fan base:

ARMY

47d. "Pal," in Sydney:

MATE

47a. Patrick ___, "Chevreuse" author who is the recipient of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature:

MODIANO

48d. "___ I care": 2 wds.:

ASIF

49d. ___ Scotia, province in Canada:

NOVA

50d. Black gemstone, usually:

ONYX

51a. Hitchcock's "___ Window":

REAR

52d. Take a chair:

SIT

52a. Doesn't leave:

STAYS

53d. Digit at the end of a stocking:

TOE

54a. Bart, to Homer Simpson:

SON

55a. Relaxed and composed:

CALM

IOTA

57a. Wall-climbing plant:

IVY

58a. Treaty partner:

ALLY

59a. Prom attendee, usually:

TEEN

60a. Document transfer over phone, for short:

FAX

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