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Daily Themed Crossword November 11 2017 answers

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November 11 2017 crossword

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1d. Fail at the box office:

BOMB

1a. Restaurant accessory:

BIB

2d. "I had no ___!":

IDEA

BEGS

4d. Popular ski city in Colorado:

ASPEN

4a. "Six-pack" muscles, for short:

ABS

5d. Pirate's plunder:

BOOTY

6d. A snooty person:

SNOB

7d. Refine, as ore:

SMELT

7a. Practice before a bout:

SPAR

8d. Computer mouse's resting place:

PAD

9d. ___ Lee, "Life of Pi" director:

ANG

10d. Ham on ___:

RYE

11a. A poetic tribute:

ODE

12a. Male children:

SONS

13d. "___ pour another glass?" ("Would you like me to?"): 2 wds.:

SHALLI

14a. More than a few:

MANY

15a. ___ Ryan, actress who starred in "You've Got Mail":

MEG

16a. Winnie the ___:

POOH

17a. The outer rim:

EDGE

18a. "The ___ Diaries," a 1995 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio - whose birthday it is today - as a promising sportsman who develops an addiction:

BASKETBALL

19d. Japanese spirits:

KAMI

20d. Temporary break or calm:

LULL

21a. "Pick a card, ___ card":

ANY

22a. Minstrels' instruments:

LUTES

23d. ___ Knievel, famed daredevil:

EVEL

24d. Withered, drought-ridden:

SERE

25d. Prefix before "thermal" and "geography":

GEO

25a. The ___ Reaper:

GRIM

26d. Martha ___, comedic actress known as "The Big Mouth":

RAYE

27d. "___ have to do!":

ITLL

28d. "A long, long time ___":

AGO

28a. Everything:

ALL

29a. Irritate, or tick off:

VEX

30d. Band known for its hit songs "The Mayor of Simpleton" and "King for a Day":

XTC

31a. "What's ___ Grape," a 1993 American drama where Leonardo DiCaprio starred as Johnny Depp's younger brother: 2 wds.:

EATINGGILBERT

32d. "Ain't happening":

NOPE

33d. Layered metamorphic rock:

GNEISS

34d. Gentleman caller:

BEAU

35a. Olive ___, love interest of Popeye the sailor:

OYL

36a. Lennon's bride, Yoko:

ONO

37a. Utility measured in kilowatt hrs.: Abbr.:

ELEC

38a. Run away to get married:

ELOPE

39d. The Oracle of ___ (Buffet):

OMAHA

40d. War-torn country in the middle east:

SYRIA

40a. A place for a mud bath:

SPA

41d. A bit idiotic, or mad:

POTTY

42a. "Catch ___," a 2002 crime film starring Leonardo DiCaprio alongside Tom Hanks: 4 wds.:

MEIFYOUCAN

43d. A baseball hit out of bounds:

FOUL

44d. Kitchen VIP:

CHEF

45d. Digital camera mode:

AUTO

46d. Not too far away:

NEAR

APE

47a. Big holding in Risk:

ASIA

48d. ___ Vulcano, one of the "Impractical Jokers":

SAL

49d. Apostropheless possessive:

ITS

SORT

51a. A shade of color:

HUE

52a. It's taken on some hikes:

PATH

53a. Diamonds, e.g:

SUIT

54a. Approximate landing hour: Abbr.:

ETA

55a. Sister of Anna, from "Frozen":

ELSA

56a. Was supine:

LAY

57a. "___ what it's worth, I feel the same way..":

FOR

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