Daily Themed Crossword 16 September 2020 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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16 September 2020 crossword

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1d. Come to a close:

END

1a. Letter that comes before "tee":

ESS

SCUM

3d. ___ and sound (secure):

SAFE

4d. "___ have this dance with you?": 2 wds.:

MAYI

4a. Organization for LA Galaxy and NY Red Bulls: Abbr.:

MLS

5d. ___ Tudgeman, character played by actor Kyle Downes in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

LARRY

6d. Mudslinging campaign?:

SMEAR

7d. Like some eagles:

BALD

7a. Collision sound in cartoons:

BAM

8d. "Water" in Spanish:

AGUA

9d. Business get-together, for short:

MTG

10a. University sports organization: Abbr.:

NCAA

11d. Old Spice alternative:

AFTA

12d. Office reminders:

MEMOS

12a. Palindromic term of address:

MAAM

13a. Simon Cowell and Howie Mandel's reality show: Abbr.:

AGT

14a. Hilary ___, actress who played the titular character in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

DUFF

15a. "Jane ___," novel by Charlotte Bronte:

EYRE

16a. Drag a bulky object (rhymes with "jug"):

LUG

17a. Bumped into:

MET

18a. ___ Sanchez, character played by actress Lalaine in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

MIRANDA

19d. U.S. intelligence organization: Abbr.:

NSA

20a. "A long time ___...":

AGO

21d. Ob-___ (medical specialist):

GYN

22a. Decade or century parts, for short:

YRS

23d. Do some tailoring:

SEW

23a. Pouch-like structure:

SAC

24d. Munched lunch:

ATE

25d. ___-ching!:

CHA

26a. French luxury fashion house: Abbr.:

YSL

27d. Record book:

LOG

28a. Corrosive chemical:

ACID

29d. DJ's stack: Abbr.:

CDS

30d. "Money and the Power" rapper Kid ___:

INK

31d. Daniel ___-Lewis, actor of "Lincoln":

DAY

32a. ___ Craft, character played by actor Clayton Snyder in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

ETHAN

33d. Former Yankee slugger, familiarly: Hyph.:

AROD

34a. Nocturnal bird:

OWL

35d. Took first place:

WON

36d. Bread unit:

LOAF

37a. Genetic code carrier: Abbr.:

DNA

38a. Put on some clothes:

WEAR

39a. Sticky stuff:

GOO

40a. Pilot's blue domain:

SKY

41a. Mel of baseball fame:

OTT

42d. Brushed and flossed set:

TEETH

43d. "Go ahead and ___ out." (have a go at): 2 wds.:

TRYIT

44a. Constantly pester:

NAG

45d. Character played by actor Adam Lamberg in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

GORDO

46d. To put in order:

SORT

46a. Kate ___, character played by actress Ashlie Brillault in the Disney TV series "Lizzie McGuire":

SANDERS

47d. Inter ___ (among other things):

ALIA

48d. Captain in a Jules Verne book:

NEMO

49d. Stitching line:

SEAM

50a. "I'm very ___ of chocolates":

FOND

51d. Not at all messy:

NEAT

52d. Feathered missile that may hit the bull's eye:

DART

53a. Cry at a bullfight:

OLE

54a. The Black ___ Peas, band with the hit "Where Is the Love?":

EYED

55d. Dial-up alternative: Abbr.:

DSL

56a. ___-view mirror:

REAR

57d. ___ Speedwagon ("Keep On Loving You" hitmakers):

REO

58a. Edge of a glass:

RIM

59a. Aunts in Barcelona:

TIAS

60a. Challenging word:

DARE

61a. Concept embodying yin and yang:

TAO

62a. Web page code: Abbr.:

HTML

63a. ___ Frank, Anne Frank's father:

OTTO

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