Daily Themed Crossword 19 June 2020 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1d. Financial help:

AID

1a. Get on in years:

AGE

2d. Bearded antelope:

GNU

3d. PC exit key:

ESC

4d. Structures for troops:

FORTS

4a. ___ Fighters (rock band):

FOO

5d. Bullring cheer:

OLE

6d. Number that is not divisible by two:

ODD

7d. ___ Wilde, Irish playwright known for his famous works like "A Woman of No Importance" and "An Ideal Husband":

OSCAR

7a. Creole cooking vegetable:

OKRA

8d. Title given to the wife of the Dothraki warlord in "Game of Thrones":

KHALEESI

9d. Fleecy flock father:

RAM

10d. State of wonder:

AWE

11a. Drop-___ (unexpected visitors):

INS

12a. ___ is gold:

OLD

13a. George Bernard ___, Irish playwright known for his famous works like "Pygmalion" and "Major Barbara":

SHAW

14a. "The Wild ___," 1884 play written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen:

DUCK

15d. Singer ___ Dee who sang with Elton John:

KIKI

16a. Color of Rudolph's nose:

RED

17a. "He ___, he saw, he conquered":

CAME

18a. Bank account addition, for short:

INT

19d. Butterfly catcher:

NET

20d. Long-nosed fish:

GAR

20a. Actress Gadot of "Wonder Woman":

GAL

21d. Went for a dip:

SWAM

21a. William ___, English playwright known for his famous works like "Macbeth" and "Hamlet":

SHAKESPEARE

22d. Angelic ring:

HALO

23d. Tag sale words: 2 wds.:

ASIS

24d. Take a quick look:

PEEP

25d. Have sushi, say:

EAT

26a. "___ something I said?": 2 wds.:

WASIT

27a. Often pierced body part:

EAR

28a. Actress Longoria of "Desperate Housewives":

EVA

29d. Actor Diesel of "Fast Five":

VIN

30d. Response to a question, for short:

ANS

31a. Larter of "Final Destination":

ALI

32d. Baby pooch, lovingly:

PUP

32a. Barking companion, say:

PET

33a. Greed or gluttony, for one:

SIN

34a. "The Italian Job" actor ____ Def:

MOS

35d. Pool stick:

CUE

35a. Saucer's partner:

CUP

36d. Took part in a marathon:

RAN

36a. "When it ___, it pours":

RAINS

37d. ___ Chekhov, playwright known for his famous works like "Three Sisters" and "The Cherry Orchard":

ANTON

38d. School of fish:

SHOAL

38a. Have a late dinner, informally:

SUP

39d. "A Streetcar ___ Desire," 1947 play written by American playwright Tennessee Williams:

NAMED

39a. Old ___ ("Game of Thrones" character):

NAN

40d. MacFarlane of "Family Guy":

SETH

40a. "___ Walks in Beauty" (poem by Lord Byron):

SHE

41a. Pest at a picnic:

ANT

42d. Rowing tool:

OAR

42a. Butter substitute:

OLEO

43d. Baton Rouge school: Abbr.:

LSU

44d. College term, for short:

SEM

44a. Result of addition:

SUM

45d. Springsteen's "Born in the ___":

USA

46a. Orchestra woodwind:

OBOE

47d. Collision sound:

BAM

48d. Choose, with "for":

OPT

49d. Snaky shape:

ESS

50a. "The Thin Man" dog:

ASTA

51a. Opposite of WNW: Abbr.:

ESE

52a. Brief snoozes:

NAPS

53a. Sarah ___, American playwright known for her famous works like "Eurydice" and "The Clean House":

RUHL

54a. The ___ Hatter (character in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"):

MAD

55a. Alps and Rainier, for short:

MTS

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