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Daily Themed Crossword September 16 2022 answers

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1d. Brownie ___ mode: 2 wds.:

ALA

1a. "Citric" or "sulphuric" follower:

ACID

2d. Hailed vehicles:

CABS

3d. Ancient Andes resident:

INCA

4d. Place for an iMac:

DESK

5d. Stick that demolishes: Abbr.:

TNT

5a. Keg opening:

TAP

6d. None of the ___ (MCQ option):

ABOVE

7d. Cheque receiver, perhaps:

PAYEE

8d. Spot on a radar screen:

BLIP

8a. Bikini top:

BRA

9d. "Rendezvous with ___," 1973 novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set in the 2130s:

RAMA

10d. TikTok or Kindle, e.g.:

APP

11a. Lois ___ (Superman's love):

LANE

12a. Michael Jordan's league: Abbr.:

NBA

13a. Swimmer's unit:

LAP

14a. They're taught with the "Alphabet Song," informally:

ABCS

15a. Fisher-Price or Hasbro product:

TOY

16a. Tiny troublemaker:

IMP

17a. "For old times' ___...":

SAKE

18d. Opposite of "WNW": Abbr.:

ESE

19a. Italian scooter brand:

VESPA

20d. Sound heard during a paintball match:

SPLAT

21a. Extremely inclined, as a cliff:

STEEP

22d. Prefix with "mester" or "fecta":

TRI

23d. Fresh off the grill:

HOT

23a. "The ___ of God," 1993 sci-fi novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set in the year 2109:

HAMMER

24d. Grande with Grammys, lovingly:

ARI

25d. "It's Raining ___," song by the Weather Girls:

MEN

26d. The "M" in DMV:

MOTOR

27a. Asian country whose capital is Vientiane:

LAOS

28d. Insect that loves picnics:

ANT

29d. Praise-filled poem:

ODE

30d. Nine-digit ID: Abbr.:

SSN

31a. White-creamed cookie:

OREO

32a. "___ in the Sky," 1952 sci-fi novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set in the later half of the 21st century:

ISLANDS

33d. Go down a bunny hill:

SKI

34d. Daffy Duck's speech trademark:

LISP

35a. Limo window feature:

TINT

36a. Meowing baby:

KITTEN

37a. Refuge in the Sahara desert:

OASIS

38d. Not from this galaxy?:

ALIEN

39d. "The ___ of Distant Earth," 1986 sci-fi novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set in the early 3800s:

SONGS

40d. Black Beauty's locks:

MANE

40a. Actress Thomas of "That Girl":

MARLO

41d. "You've got ___ of nerve!": 2 wds.:

ALOT

42a. "Glide ___," 1963 novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set during WWII:

PATH

43d. Machines that help beat the heat: Abbr.:

ACS

44d. Avenger from Asgard:

THOR

45d. Dog's bone-hiding spot:

HOLE

46d. "The Wind from the ___," 1972 collection of sci-fi short stories by Arthur C. Clarke:

SUN

46a. Mineo of "Rebel Without a Cause":

SAL

47a. Quaint stopover:

INN

48d. Present moment?:

NOW

49a. Karate ___ (sharp blow):

CHOP

50d. Pea peeler's discard:

POD

51a. Game where one may "draw four":

UNO

52a. Inflated sense of self:

EGO

53a. Recital piece:

SOLO

54a. Badminton barrier:

NET

55a. Sydney's state: Abbr.:

NSW

56a. Predominant color on Valentine's Day:

RED

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