Daily Themed Crossword 22 January 2021 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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1d. Suffer from the flu, say:

AIL

1a. "A long time ___....":

AGO

2d. Shoot up, like a plant:

GROW

3d. Heaven in a desert:

OASIS

4d. Sample from a scene of crime: Abbr.:

DNA

4a. Dull and cheerless (rhymes with "grab"):

DRAB

5d. Walk merrily (rhymes with "gamble"):

RAMBLE

6d. Love, Spanish-style:

AMOR

7d. "Eso ___" (Paul Anka hit):

BESO

8d. Olympian, for one:

ATHLETE

8a. Singer ___ Garfunkel of "All I Know":

ART

9d. Christ the Redeemer's city, lovingly:

RIO

10d. Vietnamese holiday:

TET

11a. Kind of pension plan: Abbr.:

IRA

12a. Timothee Chalamet's "Call Me by Your ___":

NAME

13a. 1-1, at the end of a game, say:

TIE

14a. "___: A Whistleblower's Diary," book by Chuck Montano about foul play at a nuclear R&D site: 2 wds.:

LOSALAMOS

15d. Gray powder:

ASH

16d. Detectives pursue them (anagram of "deals"):

LEADS

17a. Word with "piping" or "mess":

HOT

18a. "A word to the ___ ...":

WISE

19a. Toaster oven setting (rhymes with "coil"):

BROIL

20d. "Rebel Yell" singer Billy ___:

IDOL

21a. Susan Sarandon starrer "___ We Dance?":

SHALL

22d. "Licensed to ___," book by attorney Sidney Powell that exposes unethical tactics used in federal prosecution:

LIE

23a. Editor's strikeout?:

DELE

24d. "In the Heights" creator ___-Manuel Miranda:

LIN

25d. Superlative suffix with "strong" or "weak":

EST

26a. Board game cube:

DIE

27a. "Miss ___ Regrets" by Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra:

OTIS

28d. Chicago clock setting during summers: Abbr.:

CDT

28a. Pick out a color, say:

CHOOSE

29d. Charlemagne and Otto's realm: Abbr.:

HRE

30d. "It's ___ to Eat," book by journalist Michela Wrong about a Kenyan whistleblower: 2 wds.:

OURTURN

31d. Prefix with "potent" or "present":

OMNI

32d. The "S" of R.S.V.P.:

SIL

32a. "___ Coup," book by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin that proposes an alternate explanation for the Watergate scandal:

SILENT

33d. Calcutta's home:

INDIA

34a. Snare ___ (instrument):

DRUM

35d. Gems associated with the color of your teeth:

PEARLS

35a. Bowling target:

PIN

36a. Small shorebird that migrates from the Arctic to Antarctica:

TERN

37a. Senior figure in a family:

ELDER

38d. "Giant" author Ferber:

EDNA

39d. Dated film units:

REELS

40a. Beauty queen's crown:

TIARA

41d. Like two peas in ___: 2 wds.:

APOD

42d. ___ Park, N.Y.:

REGO

43a. Inspiration bubble:

IDEA

44d. Poker pot starter:

ANTE

45d. Tanning lotion letters:

SPF

45a. Dil Pickles's dad on "Rugrats":

STU

46d. Oolong, for one:

TEA

47a. "___ Record," autobiography by whistleblower Edward Snowden about mass surveillance by the US government:

PERMANENT

48d. Got together:

MET

49d. Boot's tip:

TOE

50a. The "p" in r.p.m.:

PER

51a. Gawk at someone creepily:

OGLE

52a. Voice below soprano in a choir:

ALTO

53a. Ceiling spinner:

FAN

54a. Old fashioned "do":

DOST

55a. Set eyes on:

SEE

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