Daily Themed Crossword 17 July 2020 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1a. Great Barrier ___, Australia:

REEF

2d. Son of Isaac (biblical):

ESAU

3d. "SportsCenter" channel: Abbr.:

ESPN

4d. "___ Off The Boat" (sitcom):

FRESH

5d. "___, A Tale," Charlotte Bronte's second published novel about an heiress:

SHIRLEY

5a. Norm, for short:

STD

6d. Musical timbre (anagram of "note"):

TONE

7d. Postpone a legal judgment, say:

DEFER

8d. Novel by Charlotte Bronte about a fictional character named Lucy Snowe:

VILLETTE

8a. "___ Helsing," 2004 film:

VAN

9d. Type of berry used in smoothies:

ACAI

10d. Bird's locale:

NEST

11a. "Back in the ___" (Beatles' song): Abbr.:

USSR

12a. Long-handled garden tool:

HOE

13a. Cold cube in a drink:

ICE

14a. Back of the neck:

NAPE

15a. Help desk offering, for short:

INFO

16d. Result of a number divided by itself:

ONE

17a. ___ Vegas, Nevada:

LAS

18a. Skincare item that protects from UV rays:

SUNSCREEN

19d. Includes in an email: Abbr.:

CCS

20a. "Super happening," slangily:

LIT

21a. PC manufacturer from India: Abbr.:

HCL

22a. Actress ___ Russo of "Nightcrawler":

RENE

23d. "Old Town Road" rapper Lil ___ X:

NAS

24d. Your furry pal:

PET

24a. Taylor Swift's genre:

POP

25d. Rowing necessity:

OAR

26d. Tooth next to a canine:

PREMOLAR

27a. "Get, ___, go!":

SET

28d. Browser window:

TAB

29a. Chemistry's elementary bit:

ATOM

30d. Olive or Castor, e.g.:

OIL

31d. Virginia Woolf's "___ Dalloway":

MRS

32a. ___ Grey tea:

EARL

33d. Calf muscle's location:

LEG

34a. Talk too much:

YAP

35d. Book's opening section:

PREFACE

36a. Use a spoon, say:

STIR

37a. It has roots and branches:

TREE

38a. Male sibling, for short:

BRO

39d. P.B. Shelley's "___ to The Westwind":

ODE

40a. Golfer Ernie ___:

ELS

41a. Top rung of an organization, for short:

MGMT

42d. Speedometer unit: Abbr.:

MPH

43d. Disney's "Lady and the ___":

TRAMP

44a. University website ender:

EDU

45d. Internet service provider's measurement:

USAGE

46d. "Water" in Spanish:

AGUA

46a. "It was ___-or-die situation.": 2 wds.:

ADO

47d. ___ Lovato, singer of "Give Your Heart A Break":

DEMI

48a. "The ___," Charlotte Bronte's first novel about a teacher, which was published posthumously:

PROFESSOR

49d. Cleveland's state:

OHIO

50d. Chop ___ (Chinese-American dish):

SUEY

51d. Unpleasant scent:

ODOR

52d. Get out of bed, say:

RISE

53a. Hair styling essential:

GEL

54a. Response to a joke: 2 wds.:

HAHA

55a. German carmaker with four rings:

AUDI

56a. ___ Thurman, actress of "Bel Ami":

UMA

57a. Emcee's necessity, for short:

MIC

58a. GM cars from the '90s:

GEOS

59a. Broadcast on TV:

AIR

60a. Edgar Allan ___, author of "The Raven":

POE

61a. "Jane ___," Charlotte Bronte's novel about an orphan, published under her pen name "Currer Bell":

EYRE

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