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Daily Themed Crossword October 15 2017 answers

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October 15 2017 crossword

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1d. Roald, who created "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory":

DAHL

1a. Pat gently, as while applying makeup:

DAB

2d. Solo song for a soprano:

ARIA

3d. Fundamental or simple:

BASIC

4d. Commercials, for short:

ADS

4a. Actor Rickman of the "Harry Potter" series:

ALAN

5d. Velvet Underground vocalist Reed:

LOU

6d. Have hopes ("I ___ to be a doctor," for e.g.):

ASPIRE

NEED

8d. Cuban export, that a smoker might want:

CIGAR

8a. Actor Nicholas of "Ghost Rider":

CAGE

9d. Early internet pioneers, acquired by Verizon in 2015:

AOL

10d. Wildebeest:

GNU

11d. Ending for "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

12a. "The Altar" constellation:

ARA

13a. Prescribed amount of medicine:

DOSE

14a. Charged particles:

IONS

15a. ___ Holiness the Pope:

HIS

16a. Adhesive that was accidentally discovered when its inventor was experimenting with materials for gun sights: 2 wds.:

SUPERGLUE

17d. Tyrannosaurus ___ (feared dinosaur):

REX

18a. ___-back (mellow):

LAID

19d. Primatologist Fossey:

DIAN

20a. Creative concept:

IDEA

21a. Apple ___ (popular beverage):

CIDER

22d. Cartoonist Browne:

DIK

23d. Joseph ___, who lent his name to an ice cream brand:

EDY

24a. Technology that lets us see our bones, and was accidentally discovered during experiments involving cathode rays: Hyph.:

XRAYS

25d. "Is that ___ you've got?":

ALL

26d. "___-hoo!" (Attention-getting exclamation):

YOO

27d. Male child:

SON

28a. Nurse's ___ (hospital helper):

AIDE

29a. Lavatory, in London:

LOO

30d. British special forces unit: Abbr.:

SAS

30a. Popular spring-like toy, that was accidentally discovered when its inventor was working with springs for stability on a ship:

SLINKY

31d. Parking ___ (place for idle cars):

LOT

32d. Actor Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project":

IKE

33d. ___-la-la (song syllables):

TRA

33a. Material that forms the coating of non-stick cookware, and was accidentally discovered during experiments on CFCs:

TEFLON

34d. Have some food:

EAT

35d. Remarkable achievement:

FEAT

36a. Just fine, at NASA: Hyph.:

AOK

37d. Amount consumed, as air by a jet engine:

INTAKE

37a. "Dies ___" (Latin hymn):

IRAE

38a. Stainless ___, the material used in cutlery, that was accidentally discovered during experiments on rust-free gun barrels:

STEEL

39d. "Baywatch" actor Zac:

EFRON

40d. Oscar winner DiCaprio, to fans:

LEO

41a. Pre-___ (before birth):

NATAL

42d. "The Big Bang Theory" creator Chuck:

LORRE

43a. Suffix with "Oktober"?:

FEST

44d. Exchange this for that:

SWAP

45a. Spinning toys:

TOPS

46d. 1950s-'60s "The Tonight Show" host Jack:

PAAR

47d. Captain Hook's helper:

SMEE

48d. Longtime ruler of Communist China:

MAO

48a. ___ oven, widely-used kitchen appliance that was accidentally discovered when a chocolate bar melted in the inventor's pocket:

MICROWAVE

49d. Needing medicine?:

ILL

50d. Forensic crime show that had multiple-spin-offs: Abbr.:

CSI

51d. "Fate of the Furious" star Diesel:

VIN

52d. Conclusion:

END

53a. Bang into:

RAM

54a. ___ known as (what "aka" stands for):

ALSO

55a. ___ to (a lot like):

AKIN

56a. Carly ___ Jepsen ("Call Me Maybe" singer):

RAE

57a. Actress Lena of "Alias":

OLIN

58a. Remain unsettled:

PEND

59a. Before, to Shakespeare:

ERE

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