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Daily Themed Crossword November 16 2021 answers

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November 16 2021 crossword

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1d. Slippery fish:

EEL

1a. Yale grads, slangily:

ELIS

2d. Vientiane's country:

LAOS

3d. "___ that special?":

ISNT

4d. Like the slopes of Mt. Everest:

STEEP

5d. Peggy ___, American former figure skater who is the 1968 Olympic Champion:

FLEMING

5a. The ___ Four (The Beatles):

FAB

6d. Instant messaging pioneer:

AOL

7d. Bath ___ (bathing accessories):

BOMBS

8d. Lie adjacent to:

ABUT

8a. Infomercials, for short:

ADS

9d. T-Rex, for one:

DINO

10d. "See ya ___!":

SOON

11a. Right, on a map:

EAST

12a. London lavatories:

LOOS

13d. Dish made from a broth:

SOUP

14a. Life story, briefly:

BIO

15a. ___ Star State (Texas's nickname):

LONE

16a. Ticklish muppet:

ELMO

17a. Popular card game:

UNO

18a. Blow off ___ (release pent up emotion):

STEAM

19d. Tuna at a sushi bar?:

AHI

20a. Richard ___, American former figure skater who is a five-time World Champion:

BUTTON

21d. Pack (down):

TAMP

22a. ___, beta, kappa:

PHI

23a. Place to be pampered?:

SPA

24d. Sturdy furniture wood:

OAK

24a. On and ___:

OFF

25d. Virus affliction?:

FLU

26d. "How ___ I'll Go," Disney's "Moana" track:

FAR

27a. Holiday ___, hotel chain:

INN

28d. San Francisco's ___ Hill:

NOB

29a. ___ production (bulk production):

MASS

30d. Pub offering:

ALE

31d. Parked on a recliner, say:

SAT

32d. Word after "circulatory" or "nervous," for short:

SYS

33a. Pie ___ mode: 2 wds.:

ALA

34a. Lamb of ___, rock band:

GOD

35d. ___ Hamill, American former figure skater who is the 1976 Olympic Champion:

DOROTHY

36a. "All work and no ___ makes Jack a dull boy":

PLAY

37a. ___ Browning, Canadian figure skater who is a four-time World Champion:

KURT

38d. Road-laying goo:

TAR

39a. "Beach" follower, slangily:

BOD

40d. "You ___ your own grave!":

DUG

41a. UFO travelers: Abbr.:

ETS

42a. Current unit, for short:

AMP

43d. Gets into shape, say:

MOLDS

44d. Kilt fold:

PLEAT

45a. ___ the wrong way (irk):

RUB

46d. ___ Boitano, American former figure skater who is the 1988 Olympic Champion:

BRIAN

47d. Coca-___, soft drink:

COLA

47a. ___ Heiss, American former figure skater who is the 1960 Olympic Champion:

CAROL

48d. ___ Roddick, tennis player:

ANDY

49a. Fairytale antagonist:

OGRE

50d. Roof overhang:

EAVE

51d. Soak up, as liquid:

SOP

51a. Ben, to Ross Geller:

SON

52a. Loaned, say:

LENT

53d. Code-cracking organization: Abbr.:

NSA

54a. Poetic meter:

IAMB

55d. "Give ___ break!": 2 wds.:

MEA

56d. "Too cold!":

BRR

57a. "As ___ as the hills":

OLD

58a. Make a ___ for (run):

DASH

59a. State strongly:

AVER

60a. Settle a bill, say:

PAY

61a. Common command after "sit" to a pooch:

STAY

62a. Within reach?:

NEAR

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