Winter Olympic sport which is also a small one or two person sled that rhymes with huge and was first played in the 1870s - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular December 10 2019 puzzle:

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• 17. Winter Olympic sport inspired by skiing which involves descending down the white winter blanket without poles and was first played in 1965
• 21. Ham on ___ (deli order)
• 22. Eighth calendar page, for short
• 23. Winter Olympic sport in which teams of two race on narrow iced tracks and was first played in the 1870s
• 27. Old cry of disgust
• 30. Blinking pair
• 31. It's not true
• 32. Pull with effort
• 33. Queens from RuPaul's race?
• 34. Deleting unaccepted parts of a movie, say
• 36. ___-o'-shanter (Scottish cap)
• 37. German producer of electrical equipment with its headquarters in Frankfurt: Abbr.
• 38. Winter Olympic sport in which the athletes are free to rise on their toes: 2 wds.
• 44. Prefix with "drama" to mean an over-exaggerated act
• 45. Bird that gives a hoot
• 46. Scooby-___
• 47. Belle's admirer
• 48. "Rubyfruit Jungle" author, Rita ___ Brown
• 49. Copier paper size, for short
• 50. Prefix with "while" to mean former
• 51. "___ suggestions?"
• 52. Himalayan beast
• 1. Grassy expanse for grazing
• 4. Intense rage or anger
• 7. Apple assistant
• 11. Chemist's working place, for short
• 12. Arrange a dinner table or one's hair
• 13. Bana of "Hulk"
• 14. "____ Dalloway" (Virginia Woolf novel)
• 15. Colony crawler
• 16. Winter Olympic sport which is also a small one or two person sled that rhymes with "huge" and was first played in the 1870s
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• 18. "The Swiss Family Robinson" author Johann
• 19. Fits of anger
• 20. Word accompanying a head slap
• 23. Buzzing insect
• 24. Popeye's Olive
• 25. Aromatic resin
• 26. "Am ___ trouble?": 2 wds.
• 27. Behave in an unfriendly manner, say
• 28. McKellen of "The Hobbit"
• 29. Shelled item in a baker's basket
• 32. "Three," in Germany
• 34. Another term for bus conductor
• 35. Sharpshooter known as "Little Miss Sure Shot," Annie ___
• 36. Brook or lake fish
• 38. ___-do-well (idler)
• 39. "Waves" in Spanish
• 40. Food ___ (after meal drowsiness)
• 41. Graceful bird
• 42. "___ problem!" : 2 wds.
• 43. ___ and Mork (Gods of the Orks)
• 44. British honorary initials
• 1. Advanced attorneys degrees: Abbr.
• 2. Make, as money
• 3. Soaked up, say
• 4. ___ Marant, French fashion house which was initially launched under the name "Twen"
• 5. "The Biggest Little City in the World" known for its casino industry
• 6. "At Last" vocalist ___ James
• 7. Bud ___, former Commissioner of Baseball
• 8. "___ 10 miles a day." (marathoner's words): 2 wds.
• 9. Actress Diana who played Emma Peel in the TV series "The Avengers"
• 10. ___ hockey, Winter Olympic sport in which two teams use sticks to shoot a rubber puck and was first played in the 19th century
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