Daily Themed Crossword December 17 2022 answers
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December 17 2022 crossword
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1d. "The Matrix" hero:
NEO
1a. Eggy Christmas drink:
NOG
2d. Buckeye State school letters (anagram of "sou"):
OSU
3d. Grasp, as a joke:
GET
4d. Candle count on a birthday cake:
AGE
4a. Copy or mimic someone:
APE
5d. Fencer's deflection (rhymes with "carry"):
PARRY
6d. Happened as a result of:
ENSUED
7d. "Rumble ___," 1983 drama film by Francis Ford Coppola based on the eponymous novel by S.E. Hinton:
FISH
7a. "So ___, so good":
FAR
8d. Hill-dwelling insect:
ANT
9d. Genetic messenger: Abbr.:
RNA
10a. Opposite of WNW: Abbr.:
ESE
11d. "And I would walk 500 ___..." (lyrics by The Proclaimers):
MILES
11a. Actress Fox of "Transformers":
MEGAN
12d. ___-in-chief (newspaper head):
EDITOR
13a. Bed-and-breakfast place:
INN
14a. "The ___," 1983 drama film by Francis Ford Coppola that was based on the eponymous novel by S.E. Hinton:
OUTSIDERS
15d. Experience visually:
SEE
16a. Subway stop, for short:
STA
17a. NFL quarterback Manning:
ELI
18a. ___-hour traffic (peak hour):
RUSH
19d. Agile, though old:
SPRY
20d. List that ends with "dessert":
MENU
20a. ___ and greet session:
MEET
21a. "Yes," informally:
YEP
22d. "Say Yes to the Dress" channel: Abbr.:
TLC
22a. Collarless shirt:
TEE
23d. Slippery shocker:
EEL
24a. Male child:
SON
25d. "Apocalypse ___," 1979 war film by Francis Ford Coppola:
NOW
26a. Imaginary event you see when you are asleep:
DREAM
27d. Many many years:
EONS
28d. ___ vera cream:
ALOE
29d. Vendor's place, for short:
MKT
30a. Actress ___ Headey of "300":
LENA
31d. Sufficiently skilled:
ABLE
32a. ___-com ("50 First Dates" genre):
ROM
33d. Recurring artistic theme:
MOTIF
34a. "Sun" in a sunny side up?:
YOLK
35a. "The Cotton ___," 1984 crime drama film by Francis Ford Coppola based on the eponymous novel by James Haskins:
CLUB
36a. "I'm impressed!":
WOW
37d. Horse rider's "stop!":
WHOA
38a. "Do ___ disturb" (hotel sign):
NOT
39a. Vinyl albums: Abbr.:
LPS
40d. "___ Sue Got Married," 1986 fantasy comedy drama by Francis Ford Coppola starring Kathleen Turner:
PEGGY
41d. Slippery ___ (worsening situation):
SLOPE
42a. "___ were the days...":
THOSE
43d. Perform better than:
OUTDO
44d. Like muscles after a workout:
SORE
44a. "Man of ___" (very strong man):
STEEL
45d. Camping shelter:
TENT
46a. Debtor's letters:
IOU
47d. Center of activity:
HUB
47a. Weeding tool:
HOE
48a. "The ___," 1972 crime film by Francis Ford Coppola based on the eponymous novel by Mario Puzo:
GODFATHER
49d. "Digital Fortress" author Brown:
DAN
50d. That guy:
HIM
51d. Actress Mendes from "Hitch":
EVA
52d. Sprinted in a race, say:
RAN
53a. Cremation vessel:
URN
54a. College admission information: Abbr.:
GPA
55a. Prima donna:
DIVA
56a. Place a wager:
BET
57a. Japanese currency:
YEN
58a. Muscat's country:
OMAN
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