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Daily Themed Crossword January 17 2022 answers

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January 17 2022 crossword

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1d. Bowler and fedora, e.g.:

HATS

1a. Put under wraps:

HID

2d. ___ Toney, Premier League club player:

IVAN

3d. "___ Vu," hit song by Olivia Rodrigo from her 2021 album "Sour":

DEJA

4d. Advance slowly, as an ivy plant:

CREEP

4a. Paramedics' life-saving procedure: Abbr.:

CPR

5d. Cutesy-___ (extremely cute, informally):

POO

6d. Orange leftover:

RIND

7d. Actor Franco from "Now You See Me":

DAVE

7a. Singer Lana ___ Rey:

DEL

8d. "Never Have I ___" (popular drinking game):

EVER

9d. Telescope or spectacle part:

LENS

10a. Franz Schubert's "___ Maria":

AVE

11a. "Vive le ___!" ("Long live the King"):

ROI

12d. Administrative group that manages a country, for short:

GOVT

12a. Contributed:

GAVE

13a. ___ Mahal, India's famous attraction:

TAJ

14a. Millions and millions of years make one:

EON

15a. Bread-maker, in the kitchen:

OVEN

16a. Professor Severus ___ of "Harry Potter":

SNAPE

17d. Skateboarder's protectors:

PADS

18a. "___ License," hit song by Olivia Rodrigo which had an SNL skit dedicated to it:

DRIVERS

19d. Stalk by the river:

REED

20d. Anderson of "Jethro Tull":

IAN

21a. King Kong, for one:

APE

22d. Actor in a crowd scene, say:

EXTRA

23a. Ready-to-___ (supermarket offering):

EAT

24d. Baseball V.I.Ps: Abbr.:

GMS

24a. "___ 4 U," hit song by Olivia Rodrigo which was nominated for an MTV VMA:

GOOD

25d. Whiskey barrel wood:

OAK

26d. "Is it a boy ___ girl?": 2 wds.:

ORA

27a. Professor X and Wolverine's group: Hyph.:

XMEN

28d. Second-largest Hawaiian island:

MAUI

29d. Tessio in "The Godfather":

SAL

29a. Habitual drunkard:

SOT

30d. Baseball's "Master Melvin":

OTT

31d. Chinese philosophy related to the concepts of yin and yang:

TAO

32a. Perseverance Rover's planet:

MARS

33a. Teeny amount:

TAD

34d. "How ___ you!":

DARE

34a. Computer input or output:

DATA

35a. Music genre that originated in Jamaica:

SKA

36d. "Favorite ___," song by Olivia Rodrigo from her 2021 album "Sour":

CRIME

36a. French wine term:

CRU

37a. Word with "Palo" for a Californian city:

ALTO

38d. Gillette's ___ II (razor brand):

TRAC

38a. Hit song by Olivia Rodrigo from her 2021 album "Sour":

TRAITOR

39d. Tease or provoke:

TAUNT

40d. Heart or skin, e.g.:

ORGAN

41d. Silly Putty unit:

GLOB

41a. ___ Halliwell, also known as Ginger Spice:

GERI

42d. Skinny swimmers:

EELS

43a. "Who ___ to judge?": 2 wds.:

AREWE

44d. "All I ___," song by Olivia Rodrigo which was recorded for the Disney TV series "High School Musical: The Musical":

WANT

45d. Alphabet between Delta and Foxtrot:

ECHO

46d. National economic yardstick: Abbr.:

GDP

46a. Hint of light:

GLEAM

47d. ___-80 (old computer):

TRS

47a. ___ of war:

TUG

48a. Unreturned serve, in tennis:

ACE

49d. 1984 horror film "A Nightmare on ___ Street":

ELM

50a. Luxury fashion house ___ & Gabbana:

DOLCE

51a. Single-helix molecule: Abbr.:

RNA

52a. Stanley Cup organization: Abbr.:

NHL

53a. "Masterpiece" network: Abbr.:

PBS

54a. Subway stop, for short:

STN

55a. Sawyer of fiction:

TOM

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