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Daily Themed Crossword August 10 2024 answers

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August 10 2024 crossword

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1d. House of the oink-ers:

STY

1a. Librarian's warning sound:

SHH

2d. Tilling tool:

HOE

3d. ___ cross buns:

HOT

4d. Tiny colonist:

ANT

4a. Animal with a "burden" to carry:

ASS

5d. Legal drama series starring Meghan Markle and Gabriel Macht:

SUITS

6d. Dish that may be rare:

STEAK

7d. Shrek, e.g.:

OGRE

7a. Like the number for this clue:

ODD

8d. "___ Evan Hansen," Broadway musical starring Ben Platt:

DEAR

9d. Morning drops on the grass:

DEW

10a. ___ off (left the ground, as a plane):

TOOK

11d. Oven to make ceramics:

KILN

12a. Pecan or hickory, e.g.:

NUT

13a. "Golly ___ whiz!":

GEE

14a. Mythical creature in the Himalayas:

YETI

15a. 1-1, as a score:

TIE

16a. Like most salad ingredients:

RAW

17a. Laptop screen type: Abbr.:

LCD

18d. Chocolate chip ___, treat invented by Ruth Graves Wakefield in 1938 that has become a household favorite:

COOKIE

19d. Place to order a ham on rye:

DELI

20a. ___ tots, dish invented in the 1950s to solve the issue of potato left-overs:

TATER

21d. Cooling body powder:

TALC

22d. Extended period of unconsciousness:

COMA

22a. Light narrow boat:

CANOE

23d. "Mi ___!" ("My love!"):

AMOR

24a. Jamaican dance music that inspired Two-tone music (anagram of "ask"):

SKA

25d. Pro ___ (for the time being):

TEM

25a. Cartoon cat who loves to chase Jerry:

TOM

26a. Bullfight spectator's cheer:

OLE

27d. Ram's partner:

EWE

28a. ___ Lane, Clark Kent's partner:

LOIS

29d. Bumbling and lumbering fellows:

OAFS

30d. "Assembly required" furniture seller:

IKEA

31d. Fortuneteller:

SEER

32a. Expressive rock genre:

EMO

33a. Nickname for a New Zealander:

KIWI

34d. Ancient Machu Picchu resident:

INCA

35a. Chiffon ___, dish invented in the 1920s that replaced butter with vegetable oil:

CAKE

36a. ___ Gras (celebration where one can find jambalaya and gumbo):

MARDI

37d. ___ spell (period of no rain):

DRY

38a. Period's place:

END

39d. Speech platform:

DAIS

40a. Charge for a service:

FEE

41a. "Losing My Religion" Band:

REM

42d. Portland's state and setting of many a Stephen King novels:

MAINE

43a. ___ salad, dish with romaine lettuce invented in 1924 because of a shortage of ingredients:

CAESAR

44d. Red "Sesame Street" Muppet:

ELMO

45d. Ice cream ___, wafer to hold ice cream that was popularized in the early 1900s:

CONE

45a. Pottery material:

CLAY

46d. ___-back (easygoing):

LAID

47d. Swiss ___ knife:

ARMY

48a. Make use of a discount coupon, perhaps:

AVAIL

49d. As endless as the sea:

VAST

50a. Gondolier's prop:

OAR

51d. Word before and after "-a-" to mean "in relation to":

VIS

51a. Word indicating a layover, maybe:

VIA

52a. Dish invented in the 1920s that has become the most popular camping treat:

SMORE

53d. Boston Bruins Hall of Famer Bobby ___:

ORR

54d. Kind of bad sheet?:

RAP

55d. "Street" in a popular horror movie title:

ELM

56a. Logical matchstick game:

NIM

57a. ___ and outs (nitty-gritties):

INS

58a. Mode of storytelling of lores, perhaps:

ORAL

59a. Dreyer's ice-cream co-founder:

EDY

60a. Solidify, as Jell-O:

SET

61a. Engine speed letters:

RPM

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