___ to December, 2010 Taylor Swift song from her third studio album Speak Now that peaked at number 6 on Billboard Hot 100 - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular December 4 2023 puzzle:

Across

• 45. Letters that move around?
• 48. Jackson 5 hairdo
• 51. Meadowland for grazing
• 53. Soccer target
• 55. Car's place
• 56. British reference book: Abbr.
• 57. "What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
• 58. Attack, with "at"
• 59. Academic metric for a student: Abbr.
• 60. (3/10) "The second item on the shopping list is a greeting ___ that you can send out to loved ones!"
• 1. Sandwich meat that's often cured
• 4. Beaver's construction project
• 7. Collapsible bed for soldiers
• 10. President on a $5 bill, lovingly
• 11. Bargain event at a store
• 12. Block of hay in a barn, say
• 13. "___ December," 2010 Demi Lovato song from her second studio album "Here We Go Again"
• 15. "Can I get an ___?" (cry from a pastor, perhaps)
• 16. ___ Strauss & Co. (denim brand)
• 17. Organ that listens keenly
• 19. ___ Musk of SpaceX
• 22. "___ December Night," 2011 Michael Buble song from his first Christmas album titled "Christmas"
• 25. Nevada casino city
• 26. Show subservience?
• 28. Swamp or mire
• 31. Bear-to-be
• 33. Hiking locale in Switzerland
• 34. "___ of Spades" (Motorhead song)
• 35. Voice above the baritone
• 37. Prefix with "appear" or "agree"
• 38. Geography class book with maps
• 40. Lacking in illumination, as a room
• 42. "___ to December," 2010 Taylor Swift song from her third studio album "Speak Now" that peaked at number 6 on Billboard Hot 100
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Down

• 43. Drain blockage
• 44. "Can you ___ a secret?"
• 46. Burial isle for numerous Scottish kings
• 47. Dragon's hideout
• 48. ___ de Triomphe
• 49. "Everlong" rock band ___ Fighters
• 50. Smash into, as a car
• 52. Palindromic programming language
• 54. "Inc.," in London
• 1. "Hardy" follower for a sarcastic laugh
• 2. Brother to Cain
• 3. Funny pic or GIF gone viral, say
• 4. Apply gently, like powder
• 5. Tavern pintful
• 6. "A ___ coincidence!" (insignificant)
• 7. Moment-capturing device, for short
• 8. "___ Buttermilk Sky" (1946 Kay Kyser hit)
• 9. Smallest two-digit number
• 11. Facial expression of happiness
• 12. Sacha ___ Cohen, "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" star
• 14. "...happily ___ after"
• 18. Comical cry of disgust
• 20. "___ Upon a December," 1997 Liz Callaway song from the movie "Anastasia" that was nominated for a Golden Globe
• 21. Subject of grammatical study?
• 23. Take the ___ (pull ahead of others)
• 24. Outlet with a fine selection of meats and cheeses
• 27. Vinyl collectibles, for short
• 28. Sheep's bleat
• 29. Birth month for most Libras, for short
• 30. Doctor's ultrasound goo
• 32. Physique, informally
• 35. Pre-flight screening organization: Abbr.
• 36. Outer edge of a tumbler's mouth, say
• 39. Place of residence
• 41. "December Will Be ___ Again," 1980 Kate Bush single that peaked at number 29 on UK Singles Chart
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