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Daily Themed Crossword August 18 2020 answers

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August 18 2020 crossword

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1d. Letters in a box:

MAIL

1a. Captain's superior, for short:

MAJ

2d. Start of a magician's chant:

ABRA

3d. ___ Pablo Montoya, Colombian racing driver who won the Rookie of the Year at the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series in 2007:

JUAN

4d. Approximate landing hour: Abbr.:

ETA

4a. 911 respondent: Abbr.:

EMT

5d. Actress Leslie ___ of "The Cable Guy":

MANN

6d. Water motions at a beach?:

TIDES

7d. Chart or dessert type:

PIE

7a. On a ___ with (similar level):

PAR

8d. Comedian ___ Johnson of "Laugh-In":

ARTE

9d. Actress Hayworth of "Cover Girl":

RITA

10a. Share a common boundary with:

ABUT

11d. Prom attendee, for short:

TEEN

12a. ___ chi (martial art):

TAI

13a. Pupil's place:

IRIS

14d. Take a chair:

SIT

15a. Dies ___ (hymn):

IRAE

16a. Mario ___, Italian-American racing driver who won the Daytona 500 of the NASCAR Grand National Series in 1967:

ANDRETTI

17d. "Vive le ___" (long live the king):

ROI

18a. Bowling alley, for one:

LANE

19a. Modernist's prefix:

NEO

20a. Chow down:

EAT

21a. "Happy ___ Year!":

NEW

22d. Easter basket item:

EGG

23d. "Avengers: Infinity ___" (2018 Marvel superhero film):

WAR

24a. Drink through a straw, say:

SIP

25d. Champagne-opening sound:

POP

26d. Storm preceder?:

CALM

26a. Tom or Garfield, e.g.:

CAT

27d. Inter ___ (among other things):

ALIA

28d. Response to an email that goes on and on, say: Abbr.:

TLDR

29a. Actress Gadot who was Miss Israel 2004:

GAL

30d. Rock and Roll Hall of Famer ___ Reed:

LOU

31a. "Other" in Spanish:

OTRA

32d. ___ the line (follow the rules):

TOE

33d. ___ Weasley of "Harry Potter":

RON

34d. Oscar-winning Taiwanese director ___ Lee:

ANG

35a. "That's ___, folks!" ("Looney Tunes" ending):

ALL

36a. Miracle-___ (plant food brand):

GRO

37d. Brooklyn, to David Beckham:

SON

37a. Fork's partner:

SPOON

38a. Jar cover:

LID

39a. Numero ___:

UNO

40d. ___ Piquet Jr., Brazilian racing driver who won the Sargento 200 of the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2012:

NELSON

41a. Big Ben's country, for short:

ENG

42a. ___ Ambrose, Australian former racing driver who won a stock car race in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2011:

MARCOS

43d. ___ Grace Moretz, actress of "Kick-Ass":

CHLOE

44d. Blade in a boat:

OAR

45d. Pollution problems that affects visibility:

SMOGS

46a. Sinus specialist: Abbr.:

ENT

47d. Like skyscrapers:

TALL

48a. Actress Veronica of "Hill Street Blues":

HAMEL

49d. Spanish "east":

ESTE

50a. Gone missing, in army vocabulary: Abbr.:

AWOL

51d. "Hold your horses!":

WAIT

52d. "Head ___ heels":

OVER

53d. Scottish miss:

LASS

54d. Billion-year span:

EON

54a. Canadian former racing driver who won the Old Dominion 500 of the NASCAR Winston Cup Series in 1974: 2 wds.:

EARLROSS

55d. Triumphant cry:

AHA

56d. Edge of a wine glass:

RIM

57a. Volcanic output:

LAVA

58a. The Buckeye state:

OHIO

59a. Classic Pontiac muscle car: Abbr.:

GTO

60a. Fabricated statements:

LIES

61a. Stage ___ (alias):

NAME

62a. Title for some politicians, for short:

SEN

63a. ___-80 (early home computer):

TRS

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