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Daily Themed Crossword February 16 2019 answers

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February 16 2019 crossword

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1a. ___ and dashes (Morse code components):

DOTS

ODOR

3d. Part of many a vegan's diet:

TOFU

4d. Closes angrily, like a door:

SLAMS

5d. "Racer's Edge" motor oil:

STP

5a. One-for-one deal:

SWAP

6d. High-pitched cry of pain:

WAIL

7d. Shafts on which wheels rotate:

AXLES

8d. Aeroplane driver?:

PILOT

9d. Actress Jessica of "Barely Lethal":

ALBA

9a. Basic arithmetic function:

ADD

10d. Fashion designer Christian:

DIOR

11d. Like a battery needing a charge:

DEAD

12a. "American ___," popular reality show:

IDOL

13a. Car for hire:

TAXI

14a. "Love The Way You ___," popular song by Eminem and Rihanna:

LIE

15a. Talk show furniture:

SOFA

16a. Medicine in the form of a tablet:

PILL

17a. Constrictive snake:

BOA

18a. Broken piece of bread, say:

CRUMB

19d. End of a fish hook:

BARB

20a. ___ Nimoy, actor who played Spock in "Star Trek: The Original Series":

LEONARD

21d. Lacking sensation:

NUMB

22a. Wood-cutting tool:

SAW

23d. ___-Mart Stores, Inc. (former spelling):

WAL

24a. "The Simpsons" leisure suit wearer, Disco ___:

STU

25d. Go out, as a tide:

EBB

25a. Helper for Santa:

ELF

26d. Rapper ___ Wayne:

LIL

27d. Viral illness, for short:

FLU

28a. Computer memory abbreviation:

RAM

29d. Doorstep item:

MAT

30a. "Hello ___!" (Popular smartphone line):

MOTO

31d. Belonging to us:

OUR

32d. Take a shot:

TRY

33d. Any number raised to the power zero:

ONE

34a. Actor who was originally named William and played Lt Hadley, and had other uncredited roles in "Star Trek: The Original Series": 2 wds.:

BILLBLACKBURN

35d. Opposite of right:

LEFT

36d. It might be stubbed after smoking, for short:

CIG

37d. Jack ___, former American football player and politician:

KEMP

38a. "Red, Yellow and ___ are the primary colors":

BLUE

39a. Draw even or a suit accessory:

TIE

40a. Whiskey grain:

RYE

41a. Doctor's charge:

FEE

42d. Make into a law:

ENACT

43d. Goosebumps inducing:

EERIE

44a. Automobile manufacturer of Acadia and Terrain: Abbr.:

GMC

45d. ___ Ramon, character played by Carlos Valdes in "The Flash":

CISCO

46d. Barbecue side dish:

SLAW

46a. William ___, actor who played Captain Kirk on "Star Trek: The Original Series":

SHATNER

47d. First-person shooter game involving an alliance of aliens known as Covenant:

HALO

48d. Having the necessary skills:

ABLE

49d. Ceremonial observance or practice:

RITE

50a. Coniferous trees that are a source of timber:

PINES

51d. "___ and void":

NULL

52d. Online periodical, for short:

EMAG

53d. Bean rich in protein:

SOYA

54a. Workplace for a scientist, for short:

LAB

55a. Drought-ridden, like a desert:

ARID

56d. Man cave, maybe:

DEN

57a. Japanese wrestling form:

SUMO

58a. Jack of ___ trades:

ALL

59a. Use as an example:

CITE

60a. ___ Jensen, fictional character from "13 Reasons Why":

CLAY

61a. Great sorrow and despair:

WOE

62a. High schooler, typically:

TEEN

63a. ___ Kurylenko, actress of "Oblivion" and "Quantum of Solace":

OLGA

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