Daily Themed Crossword 3 January 2020 answers

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3 January 2020 crossword

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1d. Commonly used Adobe file format: Abbr.:

PDF

1a. "Rich Dad ___ Dad," self-help book co-written by Robert Kiyosaki which advocates the importance of financial literacy:

POOR

2d. "Days of ___ Lives":

OUR

3d. Poem with a dedicatee:

ODE

4d. Back-to-the-past style:

RETRO

5d. "Man's Search For ___," self-help book written by Viktor Frankl which chronicles his experiences as a prisoner and his psychotherapeutic method:

MEANING

5a. New York MLB team based in Queens:

METS

6d. Swift-running Aussie bird:

EMU

7d. Tennessee NFL player:

TITAN

8d. Cooking apparatus in a kitchen:

STOVE

9d. Hot-dog holders:

BUNS

9a. "The Magic of Thinking ___," self-help book written by David J. Schwartz which advocates the habit of thinking and behaving for success:

BIG

10d. "Whose Line ___ Anyway?": 2 wds.:

ISIT

11d. Understand, as a joke:

GET

12a. "My man" (rhymes with "rude"):

DUDE

13a. Throw out, as rays:

EMIT

14a. Put into service:

USE

15a. Get anxious:

FRET

16a. Prefix used with "pilot" or "biography":

AUTO

17a. Thing to pick:

NIT

18a. Sprinted:

RAN

19d. Kuala Lumpur continent:

ASIA

20a. Pirate's "Stop!":

AVAST

21d. Contributes:

ADDS

22d. Cut off, as branches:

LOP

22a. Bela ___, actor who portrayed Count Dracula in the 1931 film "Dracula":

LUGOSI

23d. Ctrl+Z command:

UNDO

24d. First, second or reverse:

GEAR

25a. Homer's neighbor in "The Simpsons":

NED

26a. Follower of "Formula" or "Air Force":

ONE

27a. Traveler's rest stop:

INN

28d. Tennis winner's hurdle:

NET

29a. "What ___ I tell you?":

DID

30d. Popular American pancake chain: Abbr.:

IHOP

31d. Inspiron computer maker:

DELL

32a. Cuddling in public, say: Abbr.:

PDA

33a. 35 is the minimum for a U.S. president:

AGE

34d. "The Morning Watch" author James:

AGEE

34a. Fireplace remnants:

ASHES

35d. Catch a glimpse of:

SEE

36a. Poet's planet:

ORB

37d. Arrow launcher:

BOW

38a. ___ of war:

TUG

39d. Maintenance cost:

UPKEEP

40a. Bullring cheer:

OLE

41a. Run a tab, say:

OWE

42d. Odd and peculiar:

WEIRD

43d. Typo, say:

ERROR

44a. "How to Win Friends and Influence ___," self-help book written by Dale Carnegie which is one of the best-selling books of all time:

PEOPLE

45d. Eyed wolfishly:

OGLED

46d. Skin opening:

PORE

46a. "The ___ of Positive Thinking," self-help book written by Norman Vincent Peale which suggests techniques to improve quality of life:

POWER

47d. "That hurt!" expression:

OUCH

48a. Beer barrel:

KEG

49d. Thanksgiving starch:

YAM

49a. Uncle Sam poster word:

YOU

50a. "Dies ___" (Latin hymn):

IRAE

51d. Needless fuss:

ADO

52a. Lad's partner:

LASS

53d. Fireman's chopping tool:

AXE

54d. Place for a chemical peel:

SPA

55d. Grass roll:

SOD

56a. Joan of ___:

ARC

57a. Went on a motorcycle, say:

RODE

58a. Convention center event:

EXPO

59a. Slangy word of indifference:

MEH

60a. Cancel, as in a plan:

DROP

61a. Battery drained down to 0%:

DEAD

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