Daily Themed Crossword 5 February 2018 answers

Daily Themed Crossword answers

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5 February 2018 crossword

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1d. Hollywood star ___ Gardner:

AVA

1a. Commercials, for short:

ADS

2d. Place for a sub:

DELI

3d. Blossom support:

STEM

4d. "___ the bag!": 2 wds.:

ITSIN

4a. "___ about time!":

ITS

5d. Small sticks:

TWIGS

6d. One who's junior to a jr.: Abbr.:

SOPH

7d. Shopping ___ (excessive shopping):

SPREE

7a. Quickly glance through:

SKIM

8d. Very eager:

KEEN

9d. ___ Levin, author of "Rosemary's Baby":

IRA

10d. Mother, informally:

MUM

11a. Animal doctor:

VET

12a. "___ can play at that game!":

TWO

13a. Country where Lima is capital:

PERU

14a. Brewpub offering:

ALE

15a. Small drinks from a cup, say:

SIPS

16d. What you would take 15-Across out of:

STRAW

17a. Paper quantity, such as 500 sheets:

REAM

18a. A song by the band Alice Cooper - whose titular singer's birthday it is today - that was the band's first successful song.: 2 wds.:

IMEIGHTEEN

19d. Great Lakes city:

ERIE

20d. Engrave into a tree, say:

ETCH

21a. ER personnel: Abbr.:

RNS

22a. A detour offers a different one: Abbr.:

RTE

HUG

23a. 1950s record player:

HIFI

24d. Michigan neighbor: Abbr.:

IND

25d. New Deal president: Abbr.:

FDR

26d. Thesaurus entrants, for short: Abbr.:

SYN

26a. Small anatomical container:

SAC

27d. Vast expanse of water:

SEA

SEE

28d. "A Nightmare on ___ Street":

ELM

29d. WNW's opposite, on a compass: Abbr.:

ESE

30a. A song from Alice Cooper's album "Killer" that has since been covered by Guns N' Roses: 3 wds.:

UNDERMYWHEELS

RICH

32d. Nincompoop:

MORON

33d. Frozen waffle brand owned by Kellogg:

EGGO

34a. East Berlin's land, initially: Abbr.:

GDR

35a. Charged particle:

ION

36a. Monopoly or Scrabble:

GAME

37d. Musical staff symbol: 2 wds.:

CCLEF

37a. Band known for songs like "Proud Mary" and "Run Through the Jungle": Abbr.:

CCR

38d. Braid of hair:

PLAIT

38a. Diminutive dog that resembles a bulldog:

PUG

39d. Musician known for his hit songs "U Remind Me" and "You Make Me Wanna...":

USHER

40d. Six-pack, maybe:

SODA

40a. The name of both an album and massive hit single by Alice Cooper, which has since been used in multiple movies: 2 wds.:

SCHOOLSOUT

41d. "___ I Did it Again," a hit song by Britney Spears:

OOPS

42d. Grotesque:

UGLY

43d. "Red" nuisance:

TAPE

44d. Pea container:

POD

44a. Shared funds:

POOL

45d. Cry at a bullfight:

OLE

46a. Ark builder:

NOAH

47a. Generation ___ (disconnect between generations):

GAP

48d. Raiser of awareness, for short: Abbr.:

PSA

49a. Antique shoppe adjective:

OLDE

50a. "Easy as ___":

PIE

51a. Vinyl albums, for short:

LPS

52a. Like many dactylology experts:

DEAF

53a. Narrow passage, such as the Bering ___: Abbr.:

STR

54a. Vote positively:

YEA

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