Daily Themed Crossword 14 June 2020 answers

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14 June 2020 crossword

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1d. Japanese currency:

YEN

1a. Yin's partner:

YANG

2d. Gardner of "The Barefoot Contessa":

AVA

3d. Parasite's egg:

NIT

4d. Small Earth on one's desk?:

GLOBE

5d. Popular waffle brand:

EGGO

5a. Letter before "gee"?:

EFF

6d. Gets frothy:

FOAMS

7d. Elephant ___ (large book size):

FOLIO

8d. Drain stopper:

PLUG

8a. Get too personal:

PRY

9d. Sleep phase: Abbr.:

REM

10d. Informal affirmative:

YEP

11a. Bad to the bone:

EVIL

12a. Sticky and slimy gunk:

GOO

13a. Actress Greta from "The Morning Show":

LEE

14a. Military alliance group: Abbr.:

NATO

15a. ___ pal (female friend):

GAL

16a. Strike caller, for short:

UMP

17a. 2018 memoir written by the former first lady of the US, Michelle Obama:

BECOMING

18d. Palindromic fashion magazine:

ELLE

19d. Windy City train organization: Abbr.:

CTA

20d. "Toronto Raptors" organization: Abbr.:

NBA

21d. Cobbler's handiwork:

SHOE

21a. Competed in a British Bee:

SPELT

22d. Give a displeased look:

POUT

23a. Cry loudly:

SOB

24d. Unit of electrical resistance:

OHM

24a. Cry of recognition:

OHO

25a. Science class segment, for short:

LAB

26d. Soup holder, often:

BOWL

27a. Picnic invaders:

ANTS

28d. NASCAR Hall of Fame locale: Abbr.:

NCAR

29d. "___ I Remember," 1949 book by the former first lady of the US, Eleanor Roosevelt:

THIS

30d. Elton John's title:

SIR

31a. "A White ___ Diary," 1970 book written by the former first lady of the US, Lady Bird Johnson:

HOUSE

32d. Not at risk:

SAFE

33a. "___ Como Va" (Santana hit):

OYE

34d. Toy on a string: Hyph.:

YOYO

35d. Barely managed, with "out":

EKED

36a. Tai ___ (martial art):

CHI

37a. Prefix with "physics":

META

38a. Asian stir-fry vessel:

WOK

39a. Hot ___ balloon:

AIR

40a. "Recollections of ___," 1914 book written by the former first lady of the US, Helen Herron Taft: 2 wds.:

FULLYEARS

41d. Taking advantage of:

USING

42d. Not a minor:

ADULT

43d. Like drive-thru orders: 2 wds.:

TOGO

43a. "___ of My Life," 1978 book by the former first lady of the US, Betty Ford:

TIMES

44d. "___ pronounce you husband and wife": 2 wds.:

INOW

45d. "___ Girls," 2004 teen comedy film starring Lindsay Lohan:

MEAN

46a. Not an even number:

ODD

47a. "___ a penny, two a penny...":

ONE

48a. Cards checked by bouncers: Abbr.:

IDS

49d. "Gloria in excelsis ___":

DEO

50d. Solidify, as jelly:

SET

51a. Strong impulse:

URGE

52d. Rock's ___ Speedwagon:

REO

53d. Practical joke:

GAG

54d. What "E" stands for in BCE:

ERA

55a. "You will ___ long way": 2 wds.:

GOA

56a. Maiden name preceder:

NEE

57a. Shakespearean king:

LEAR

58a. "On My ___," 1958 book by the former first lady of the US, Eleanor Roosevelt:

OWN

59a. What "G" stands for in "AGT":

GOT

60a. Draped Roman garment:

TOGA

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