Daily Themed Crossword 17 September 2024 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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17 September 2024 crossword

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1d. "My Gal ___" (1942 film starring Rita Hayworth):

SAL

1a. Place for a massage:

SPA

2d. Quid ___ quo:

PRO

3d. Off-road wheels: Abbr.:

ATV

4d. Life story, for short:

BIO

4a. Happy hour site:

BAR

5d. Van Gogh's "Bedroom in ___":

ARLES

6d. "How to ___ Book," book by Mortimer J. Adler: 2 wds.:

READA

7d. Fairy ___ (story genre for "Cinderella"):

TALE

7a. Tater ___ (potato dish):

TOT

8d. Eggs in a lab:

OVA

9d. Just a ___ (not much):

TAD

10a. Gallery display:

ART

11a. Intense anger:

IRE

12a. Actress Gardner of "The Night of the Iguana":

AVA

13a. "___ & Basketball," 2000 sports drama film starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps in a leading role:

LOVE

14d. UFO's occupants: Abbr.:

ETS

15d. "Take a breath" punctuation:

COMMA

15a. Coca-___ (carbonated beverage):

COLA

16a. Scottish fellow:

LAD

17a. One more than one:

TWO

18d. Where a fetus develops:

WOMB

19a. On a razor's ___ (precarious situation):

EDGE

20d. Bride's attire:

GOWN

21d. Latvia's currency:

EURO

21a. ___ salt (detoxifying agent):

EPSOM

22d. Country with Lima and Cusco:

PERU

23a. ___ Paulo, Brazilian city:

SAO

24d. "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" channel: Abbr.:

TBS

24a. Day after Monday, for short:

TUE

25a. "Yummmmy!":

MMM

26d. Karaoke prop, for short:

MIC

27a. "___ It," 2009 sports comedy film starring Elliot Page in the lead role:

WHIP

28d. "___ moly!":

HOLY

29d. Words sealed with a kiss?: 2 wds.:

IDO

30d. Encouraging talk:

PEP

31a. "It's c-c-c-cold!":

BRR

32a. Get-out-of-jail money:

BAIL

33d. Frontal ___ (brain section):

LOBE

34a. Lymph ___ (immune system part):

NODE

35a. "___ Surfer," 2011 film about a young surfer's journey portrayed by AnnaSophia:

SOUL

36d. Brit's bathroom:

LOO

37a. Corn on the ___:

COB

38d. Cry loudly (rhymes with "crawl"):

BAWL

39a. Prune, as a branch:

LOP

40a. Kimono sash:

OBI

41d. "___ It On," 2000 sports comedy film starring Kirsten Dunst in a leading role:

BRING

42d. Mahatma Gandhi's country:

INDIA

43a. "Million Dollar ___," 2004 sports drama film starring Hilary Swank in a leading role:

BABY

44d. Whisk, as eggs:

BEAT

45d. "___ It Like Beckham," 2002 sports comedy-drama film starring Parminder Nagra in a leading role:

BEND

45a. "___ in the U.S.A." (hit by Bruce Springsteen):

BORN

46a. Lamb mama:

EWE

47d. "Deadwood" airer: Abbr.:

HBO

47a. Weed-removing device:

HOE

48d. Deep-frying liquid:

OIL

49a. Suffix with "cyan" or "ox":

IDE

50d. Actor Ron ___ of "Tarzan":

ELY

51a. Time-___ (photography technique):

LAPSE

52d. Pea container:

POD

53d. Shipwreck signal:

SOS

54d. Letter-shaped Tetris piece:

ELL

55a. Recycle ___ (electronic trash can):

BIN

56a. Zero, in soccer:

NIL

57a. Handyman's prop:

TOOL

58a. Out of fashion, say:

OLD

59a. Track and field athlete Tyson:

GAY

60a. High-speed broadband letters:

DSL

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