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Daily Themed Crossword Classic 22 April 2024 answers

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Classic 22 April 2024 crossword

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1d. "That ___ out of nowhere!":

CAME

1a. "Moo" sayer:

COW

2d. Spoken rather than written:

ORAL

3d. Chardonnay or Merlot, e.g.:

WINE

4d. "A" in the Greek alphabet:

ALPHA

4a. Room-cooling devices: Abbr.:

ACS

5d. Squeaky ___ (spotless):

CLEAN

6d. Read electronically, as a QR code:

SCAN

7d. Natural freshwater stream with a trunk:

RIVER

7a. Sloped wheelchair access:

RAMP

8d. Suffix with "lemon" for some refreshing summer drinks:

ADES

9d. Dickensian request?:

MORE

10d. Tissue thickness:

PLY

11a. Singer Grande's nickname:

ARI

12a. Inc.'s cousin: Abbr.:

LLC

13a. "American ___" (reality singing show):

IDOL

14a. Best ___ (groom's aide):

MAN

15a. Split ___ soup:

PEA

16a. "V" of VIP:

VERY

17a. Big animal with a trunk:

ELEPHANT

18d. Crusty Thanksgiving dessert:

PIE

19d. Sorrowful secretion:

TEAR

20a. Suffix for "Taiwan" or "Japan":

ESE

21a. ___ Fleming who authored "Diamonds Are Forever" and "Goldfinger":

IAN

22a. Play it by ___ (improvise):

EAR

23d. Greeting in Hawaii:

ALOHA

24d. ___ Mahal (Indian landmark that houses a Mughal empress):

TAJ

24a. Shade source with a trunk:

TREE

25d. GPS reading, for short:

RTE

26d. Listen to one's growling stomach:

EAT

27d. Bygone Pontiac muscle car: Abbr.:

GTO

27a. Country miss:

GAL

28d. Engine spinning speed: Abbr.:

RPM

28a. NFL ball carriers: Abbr.:

RBS

29d. Bathing suit top:

BRA

30d. Luke, to Darth Vader:

SON

31a. "Now ___ theater near you!": 2 wds.:

ATA

32d. Dollar-dispensing convenience: Abbr.:

ATM

32a. Space-related prefix:

ASTRO

33d. One who may take laps in a pool wearing trunks:

SWIMMER

34a. Amateur's opposite:

PRO

35a. Boeing 757, e.g.:

JET

36a. "Terrible" toddler age:

TWO

37a. Social animal like you or me with a trunk of our own:

HUMAN

38d. "Yer out!" caller, for short:

UMP

39d. "Oliver ___," famous Dickens novel:

TWIST

39a. Texter's "I've heard enough": Abbr.:

TMI

40d. Kind of "smoker" or "stitch":

CHAIN

40a. Piece of video-capturing gear, for short:

CAM

41d. Ring up on a telephone, a device with a "trunk line":

CALL

41a. Imitate a crow:

CAW

42d. Folk music legend ___ Guthrie:

ARLO

43a. Speedometer reading: Abbr.:

MPH

44d. Brazilian soccer legend:

PELE

45a. ___, present, future:

PAST

46d. Curved foot part:

ARCH

47d. ___, crackle, pop:

SNAP

48d. Robot from "Interstellar":

TARS

49d. Female sibling, informally:

SIS

49a. Bollywood garment:

SARI

50a. Butcher's stock:

MEAT

51d. Fit to a ___:

TEE

52a. Ribosomal ___: Abbr.:

RNA

53a. Pandora released them?:

ILLS

54a. "Night" author Wiesel:

ELIE

55a. Four-wheeler with a trunk:

CAR

56a. Mailbox opening:

SLOT

57a. "The Intern" actress Russo:

RENE

58a. Some PCs and printers: Abbr.:

HPS


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