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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular November 20 2023 puzzle:

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• 1. ___ like fine wine (gracefully grow old)
• 4. "___ Doubtfire," 1993 Robin Williams film
• 7. Las Vegas' state, for short
• 10. ___ Flanders who is one of Springfield's friendliest residents
• 11. One who bears the labor pain
• 12. Suffix with "cyan" or "chlor"
• 13. Fizzy party supply
• 15. Cattle sound
• 16. "___ Seriously, Folks...," 1978 studio album by Joe Walsh that peaked at No. 8 on the U.S. Billboard 200
• 17. Viral winter illness
• 20. Snowy slope sliders
• 22. "___ Man," 2012 studio album by Joe Walsh that peaked at No. 12 on the U.S. Billboard 200
• 25. ___ Mosby, "How I Met Your Mother" character
• 26. Animation frame
• 27. Reply to ___ (email option)
• 29. Egg ___ (deep-fried appetizer dish)
• 32. "Good Girls" actress Whitman
• 33. Manhattan-based paper that publishes "Wordle" and "Connections": Abbr.
• 34. Year where February has an extra day, say
• 36. "Nothing ___ Matters," Metallica song
• 38. Feel remorse for
• 41. Room-cooling appliances at home: Abbr.
• 42. Vinyl albums, for short
• 45. "Songs for a Dying ___," 1992 solo album by Joe Walsh
• 47. Sour, yellow fruit
• 49. "Birds ___ feather flock together": 2 wds.
• 50. Emulate Mike Tyson
• 51. Gain, as respect
• 53. Put up on a wall, as a picture
• 57. "Fuel" singer DiFranco
• 58. Prefix with "Tok" for a Chinese video-sharing app
• 59. "Hoo" starter?
• 60. FBI operative, for short
• 61. ___-poke (caramel treat)
• 62. It may be measured in kg or lb, for short
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Down

• 1. Response to a question, for short
• 2. Prefix with "metry" for a math subject
• 3. "Ed, ___, n Eddy," animated series created by Danny Antonucci
• 4. "Yummmmy!" (word aptly hidden in "yummmmy")
• 5. "The chickens have come home to ___"
• 6. "The ___ You Drink, the Player You Get," 1973 studio album by Joe Walsh that proved to be his commercial breakthrough
• 7. Pen tips (anagram of "bins")
• 8. University URL-ending letters
• 9. Dog doctor, for short
• 14. CIO's partner: Abbr.
• 18. Money borrowed from a bank
• 19. "The Good, the Bad and the ___" (1966 Clint Eastwood movie)
• 21. "American ___," reality singing competition
• 22. Brand that supplies Wile E. Coyote with fake tunnels and TNT
• 23. Shaquille O'___, NBA legend
• 24. Hoppy beverages
• 28. Metric liquid unit, for short
• 30. Tilt to a side
• 31. Wedding gown fabric
• 35. Seattle clock setting, in the winter: Abbr.
• 37. American ___ (North Dakota state tree)
• 39. "Once ___ midnight dreary..."
• 40. Diminutive Christmas helper
• 43. Pablo Neruda and Sylvia Plath, for two
• 44. Slow garden gastropod
• 46. Ooh and ___ (express amazement)
• 47. "So ___!" ("Goodbye!")
• 48. Opposite of "entry"
• 50. Peep from a sheep?
• 52. Former MGM rival: Abbr.
• 54. "That's so-o-o-o adorable!"
• 55. Eggy Yule drink
• 56. "___ Any Gum?" 1987 solo album by Joe Walsh
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