Daily Themed Crossword 9 December 2022 answers

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9 December 2022 crossword

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1d. Ceiling spinner:

FAN

1a. Plumber's charge:

FEE

2d. Prefix with "pen":

EPI

3d. Suffix with "east" or "north":

ERN

4d. Oat ___ (cereal):

BRAN

4a. Male pal, for short:

BRO

5d. Engagement jewelry:

RING

6d. Special ___ (military missions):

OPS

7d. Boon's distant pal?:

BANE

7a. Sheep's "hello":

BAA

8d. Teenage skin woe:

ACNE

9d. Alias letters:

AKA

10a. Fool's month, for short:

APR

11a. Tear violently:

RIP

12d. "Mrs. 'Arris Goes to ___," 1958 novel by Paul Gallico that was adapted into a 2022 comedy-drama film:

PARIS

12a. Group of wolves:

PACK

13a. "Four Women" singer ___ Simone:

NINA

14d. Delegate duties, for one:

ASSIGN

15a. Response to a question, for short:

ANS

16a. Former tennis star Kournikova or actress Kendrick:

ANNA

17a. "Where the Crawdads ___," 2018 novel by Delia Owens that was adapted into an eponymous 2022 thriller film:

SING

18d. Actor McKellen from "The Hobbit":

IAN

19d. "Quantico" agency: Abbr.:

FBI

19a. At no cost?:

FREE

20d. Prefix with "potent" or "present":

OMNI

20a. Mexican she-bear:

OSA

21d. The ___ Games, for short (series of international athletic contests):

OLY

21a. Kimono tie-up:

OBI

22d. Muscles that come in packs:

ABS

22a. The "A" in FDA, for short:

ADMIN

23d. Partner of "lah-di":

DAH

24a. "Hear me out":

LISTEN

25d. Fig or oak, e.g.:

TREE

26d. Class with essays, for short:

ENG

27d. To pester or annoy constantly:

NAG

28a. "The Big ___ Theory" (Jim Parsons sitcom):

BANG

29d. Coiled hereditary chains: Abbr.:

DNA

29a. Square on a calendar:

DAY

30d. Like James Bond, briefly:

AGT

31a. Genetic messenger: Abbr.:

RNA

32a. "The ___ Girls," 2013 novel by Lauren Beukes that was adapted into 2022 TV series of the same name:

SHINING

33d. Hot blood state:

IRE

34d. Former telecom giant: Abbr. (anagram of "get"):

GTE

34a. ___ Wallace, co-presenter of the cooking show "MasterChef":

GREGG

35d. Horse rider's strap:

REIN

36a. Pied Piper's rodent:

RAT

37a. Garment that sounds like "t":

TEE

38d. Magic phrase starter:

ABRA

38a. "Luckiest Girl ___," 2015 novel by Jessica Knoll that was adapted into 2022 mystery thriller movie of the same name:

ALIVE

39d. Washing machine contents:

LOAD

40d. "___ that weird?":

ISNT

41d. Dog's medic, for short:

VET

42d. Opposite of shallow, in a swimming pool:

DEEP

42a. Opus ___:

DEI

43a. Big name among manufacturer of speakers (anagram of "obes"):

BOSE

44d. Female parent, lovingly:

MOM

44a. Actress Whitman from "Good Girls":

MAE

45d. Actress Gardner from "Mogambo":

AVA

46a. "Death on the ___," 1937 novel by Agatha Christie that was adapted into the eponymous 2022 mystery film:

NILE

47d. Computer manufacturer with a blue logo: Abbr.:

IBM

48d. Internet issue on an online call, perhaps:

LAG

49d. DJ Tiesto or David Guetta's genre: Abbr.:

EDM

50a. Go on and on angrily:

RANT

51a. "A Man Called ___," 2012 novel by Fredrik Backman that was adapted into a 2022 movie titled "A Man Called Otto":

OVE

52a. It's definitely not good:

BAD

53a. Home security group letters:

ADT

54a. Navigator's chart?:

MAP

55a. "The Wizard of Oz" production studio: Abbr.:

MGM

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