Daily Themed Crossword 15 July 2019 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1a. Did a lap in the pool:

SWAM

2d. "___ goes there?" (guard's question):

WHO

3d. Up in the ___ (unresolved):

AIR

4d. "___ can't buy happiness." (common advice):

MONEY

5d. Make the wrong decision:

ERR

5a. Sense of self that could give rise to vanity:

EGO

6d. Yellow-colored Dutch cheese:

GOUDA

7d. Possessed, as a property:

OWNED

8d. Father, informally:

PAPA

8a. What you need to split open to get the beans out:

POD

9d. ___ for business (in operation):

OPEN

10d. Action, good or bad:

DEED

11a. American state known as the "Birthplace of Aviation":

OHIO

12d. What goes around a dog's neck:

COLLAR

12a. Black-colored bird that caws:

CROW

13a. Big monkey classification:

APE

14a. Bruce Springsteen's autobiography that was named after an iconic album and song of his, and was released in September 2016: 3 wds.:

BORNTORUN

15d. Impart knowledge:

TEACH

16a. Sound of the sixteenth letter of the alphabet:

PEE

17a. Fish name one can get by reversing martial artist Bruce's last name:

EEL

18a. Supply's partner in Economics:

DEMAND

19d. The Louvre's most popular attraction, ___ Lisa:

MONA

20d. "Don't believe him. He ___ through his teeth.":

LIES

20a. Faithful till the end:

LOYAL

21d. Character played by Ron Howard in the TV show "The Andy Griffith Show":

OPIE

22a. Unnecessary fuss:

ADO

23d. Snow-sliding gear:

SKI

23a. "Take a ___ and see how it tastes.":

SIP

24a. Covering for the knee or the head:

CAP

25d. ___ stop (refueling site during a motor race):

PIT

26a. Requirement:

NEED

27d. Cupid's Greek counterpart:

EROS

28d. Make changes in a document:

EDIT

29d. Popular internet access technology: Abbr.:

DSL

30a. Rolling Stones guitarist who released his memoir "Life" in October 2010: 2 wds.:

KEITHRICHARDS

31d. Take one for the ___ (sacrifice for the collective good):

TEAM

32d. Thorny desert succulent:

CACTUS

33d. Boring and monotonous: Hyph.:

HOHUM

34a. "___ no point in continuing this discussion.": 2 wds.:

ISEE

35a. Chinese philosophy related to the concepts of yin and yang:

TAO

36a. Liquid needed to make fries:

OIL

37a. What YouTube would usually show you before videos, for short:

ADS

38d. English county with the city of Exeter:

DEVON

39d. Another word for a shop:

STORE

40a. Area of the human body between the shoulders and the abdomen:

CHEST

41d. Apply influence, say:

EXERT

42d. Weight of something:

HEFT

42a. Cyclist's headgear:

HELMET

43d. Taylor Swift's song "We Are Never ___ Getting Back Together":

EVER

44d. What you'd be called if you sat all day doing nothing:

LAZY

45a. Dinner suit, for short:

TUX

46a. "Desperate Housewives" star Longoria:

EVA

47a. "Chronicles: ___," Bob Dylan's memoir that was published in October 2004: 2 wds.:

VOLUMEONE

48d. Covering on a jar:

LID

49d. Belonging to us:

OUR

50d. Anagram of "one" which is the character played by Keanu Reeves in "The Matrix":

NEO

51d. Cincinnati Reds legend ___ Roush:

EDD

52a. "That '70s Show" character portrayed by Wilmer Valderrama:

FEZ

53a. "Can you help me ___ it too much to ask for?": 2 wds.:

ORIS

54a. Reflected upon sadly:

RUED

55a. Give it a go:

TRY

56a. Role played by Sean Bean in "Game of Thrones," fondly:

NED

57a. Travelled on foot:

TROD

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