Where to park oneself at the park - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular December 26 2022 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Man-made water body barrier
• 4. Score-increasing tennis serve
• 7. "I Have a Dream" activist: Abbr.
• 10. Middle-___ (in one's 40s or 50s)
• 12. "It's freezing in here!"
• 13. ___ McKellen, "Mr. Holmes" actor
• 14. Well-___, as a steak
• 15. Tot's teddy
• 16. "On the second day of Christmas, my true love sent to me, ___ turtle doves..."
• 17. Story one shouldn't believe
• 19. ___ Mouse, "Float On" band whose name is inspired by Virginia Woolf's novel "The Mark on the Wall"
• 21. Electron's and neutron's partner
• 24. ___ or con
• 25. My Chemical ___, "Helena" band whose name is inspired by a collection of novellas by Irvine Welsh
• 27. Spanish bar snack (anagram of "a tap")
• 31. Kimono sash
• 32. "Hansel and Gretel" witch
• 34. Bundle of banknotes
• 35. Heavy ___ (Iron Maiden's genre)
• 38. The Boo ___, "Wake Up Boo!" band whose name is inspired by Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird"
• 41. Salsa or chimichurri, e.g.
• 43. Take to court
• 44. ___ Dan, "Do It Again" band whose name is inspired by William S. Burroughs' novel "Naked Lunch"
• 47. Bicycle accessory that goes "ding!"
• 50. Cry to a lifeguard, perhaps
• 51. Pants part
• 54. Work as a chef, say
• 56. ___ Coast (New York's place)
• 57. Eggs, to a biologist (anagram of "avo")
• 58. Polish, as skills
• 59. ___ mode (dessert menu phrase): 2 wds.
• 60. Catch red-handed
• 61. Actress Ryan of "Kate & Leopold"
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Down

• 1. Father's Day parent, affectionately
• 2. "One year ___" (12 months back)
• 3. Of Mice and ___, "Restoring Force" band whose name is inspired by a John Steinbeck novel
• 4. President who gave the Gettysburg Address, lovingly
• 5. Runner's painful muscle spasm
• 6. Trial and ___ (method)
• 7. Itty-bitty parasite
• 8. Rules broken by criminals
• 9. Tie the ___ (get married)
• 11. Fourth Greek letter (anagram of "dealt")
• 15. Where to park oneself at the park
• 18. Charged particle
• 20. URL punctuation
• 21. Highschooler's dance
• 22. Sauna wraparound
• 23. Not bother to mention
• 26. Body part with a lobe
• 28. Feeling of wonder
• 29. Settle a bar tab
• 30. Disney+ commercials, for short
• 33. ___ station (road trip stopover)
• 36. Highly skilled (anagram of "taped")
• 37. ___ Dicky, "Freaky Friday" rapper
• 39. Adapt a film in a new language
• 40. Blood-sucking worm
• 42. "M-Train" band who shares its name with a 1935 William Faulkner novel
• 44. Beauty products butter
• 45. Green-blue color
• 46. Idina Menzel's "Frozen" role
• 48. Weaver's apparatus
• 49. Like a reclusive wolf
• 52. Actress Longoria of "Arthur Christmas"
• 53. Gift from a chatterbox?
• 55. Beer party haul
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