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Daily Themed Crossword July 16 2017 answers

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July 16 2017 crossword

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1d. Feature of a Dalmatian's coat:

SPOT

1a. Glide on snow, using two long instruments:

SKI

2d. A fuzzy fruit which shares its name with a New Zealand bird:

KIWI

3d. One entry on a list, say:

ITEM

4d. Sound mixing control:

FADER

4a. "So close, yet so ___":

FAR

5d. Luxury vehicle marque of Japanese automaker Honda:

ACURA

6d. What a fisherman attaches to his rod:

REEL

7d. A geeky type or a social misfit:

DWEEB

7a. Make pictures in a book with a pencil, say:

DRAW

8d. ___ de Janeiro, a popular city in Brazil:

RIO

9d. Raggedy ___, a popular doll:

ANN

10d. ___ Craven, a director known for his horror films such as "A Nightmare on Elm Street":

WES

11a. Center of a cherry (also a deep hole):

PIT

12a. Cards worth 1 or 11 in Blackjack:

ACES

13d. Radio interference:

STATIC

14a. Popular alcohol that can be red or white:

WINE

15a. "I ___ you one!" (indebted):

OWE

16a. A song sung by a pair, usually a man and a woman:

DUET

17a. Massive amounts of time:

EONS

18a. Justin ___, a Grammy award winning musician who has acted in films like "The Social Network":

TIMBERLAKE

19d. A root vegetable that is reddish-purple in color:

BEET

20d. Mayor of NYC who came after Beame:

KOCH

21a. A long, historical period of time:

ERA

22a. In Japan, it is proper ___ when you meet someone (bend at the waist): 2 wds:

TOBOW

23d. Shrek is one:

OGRE

24d. "I will welcome them with arms ___ open!":

WIDE

25d. Squeeze out something:

EKE

25a. "So, what ___ is new?":

ELSE

26d. Popular toy brand in which you build various things with blocks:

LEGO

27d. A ___ of relief, profound exhalation:

SIGH

28d. ___ Keane, "The Family Circus" cartoonist:

BIL

28a. A ballpoint brand and also a popular lighter brand:

BIC

29a. Supermodel ___ Carangi, who Angelina Jolie portrayed in the 1998 biopic:

GIA

30d. Another word for a donkey:

ASS

31a. The Rolling Stones guitarist, who has appeared in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series as Captain Teague, father of Jack Sparrow: 2 wds.:

KEITHRICHARDS

32d. Zeus' wife, who competed for the apple of discord:

HERA

33d. One who carries out raids in order to plunder:

REAVER

34d. Jimi Hendrix's hairstyle:

AFRO

35a. Did it come before the chicken, or after?:

EGG

36a. An electric fish:

EEL

37a. Bank charges or professional charges:

FEES

38a. Scarlett ___, the main character in "Gone with the Wind":

OHARA

39d. An extension or supplement to something: Hyph.:

ADDON

40d. ___ Acrobat, a popular PDF viewing software:

ADOBE

40a. What we breathe:

AIR

41d. Henrik ___, the "Hedda Gabler" playwright known as "The Father of Realism":

IBSEN

42a. Musician also known as "Ziggy Stardust," who made appearances in films like "The Prestige" and "Zoolander": 2 wds.:

DAVIDBOWIE

43d. Dr. Frankenstein's assistant:

IGOR

44d. Troubles or misfortunes (rhymes with "pros"):

WOES

45d. Not in use, or unmoving:

IDLE

46d. Make changes to something, such as an article:

EDIT

47d. "I think," or "If you ask me" in text speak: Abbr.:

IMO

47a. Apple's beloved tablet:

IPAD

48d. Word that comes after Soda or before Quiz:

POP

49d. Consumed something:

ATE

50a. Celebrities have fragile ones:

EGOS

51a. The opposite of even, as with numbers:

ODD

52a. "Hello ___" (cell phone company's catchphrase):

MOTO

53a. A Jedi's attire, say:

ROBE

54a. "The Book of ___," a 2010 film starring Denzel Washington:

ELI

55a. The opposite of closed:

OPEN

56a. Kylo ___, the antagonist from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens":

REN

57a. Part of a tennis match:

SET

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