Daily Themed Crossword 19 June 2021 answers

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19 June 2021 crossword

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1d. Col. Sanders fast-food chain: Abbr.:

KFC

1a. Taylor Swift's "I ___ You Were Trouble":

KNEW

2d. 0, in soccer:

NIL

3d. Suffix with "Japan":

ESE

4d. ___ Foods (supermarket chain):

WHOLE

5d. Graceful lake dweller:

SWAN

STAG

6d. One of the Jackson 5 members:

TITO

7d. Continent where Mt. Kilimanjaro is located: Abbr.:

AFR

8d. "The Assassination of ___ Versace: American Crime Story":

GIANNI

9d. Audrey Hepburn movie "My ___ Lady":

FAIR

9a. To and ___ (swing):

FRO

10d. "Cat on a Hot Tin ___," 1958 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor:

ROOF

11d. Gives the go-ahead:

OKS

12a. Tuna or trout:

FISH

13a. Internet cafe connection: Hyph.:

WIFI

14a. "Super-duper" or "good to go": Hyph.:

AOK

15a. Egyptian queen played by Elizabeth Taylor in a 1963 film:

CLEOPATRA

16d. Domesticated animal:

PET

17a. Platform for Siri:

IOS

18a. Jay ___, former host of "The Tonight Show":

LENO

19a. Brand with foam-based toys:

NERF

20d. Subject on supply and demand, for short:

ECON

21d. Payment method:

CASH

21a. Halley's ___:

COMET

22d. Much loved cream-filled cookie:

OREO

23d. Actress ___ Helgenberger known for her role in the "CSI" crime series:

MARG

24d. Airport take-off approximations: Abbr.:

ETDS

24a. Letter insert: Abbr.:

ENC

25a. Southern constellation:

ARA

26d. Geeky one:

NERD

26a. "___ Velvet," 1945 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor as the protagonist:

NATIONAL

27d. Picnic basket attacker:

ANT

28d. Common punishment for a child: 2 wds.:

NOTV

29d. Letters of urgency: Abbr.:

ASAP

30d. Coffee table supports:

LEGS

31a. Word sung twice after "Que":

SERA

32d. Missing G.I's status: Abbr.:

AWOL

33a. Come to a close:

END

34a. Perfumer's asset:

NOSE

35a. Harry Potter's school:

HOGWARTS

36d. Director ___ Hitchcock:

ALFRED

37a. Baggage ___ (luggage identifier):

TAG

38a. Not young:

OLD

39d. Beam of sunlight:

RAY

39a. Responds to an invite: Abbr.:

RSVPS

40d. "The Taming of the ___," 1967 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor:

SHREW

41d. Toasty and cozy:

WARM

41a. "Who's Afraid of Virginia ___," 1966 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor:

WOOLF

42d. Fit for military service: Hyph.:

ONEA

43d. "I am ___ way home": 2 wds.:

ONMY

44d. Reveal a secret:

BLAB

44a. Far from exciting:

BLAH

45d. "The ___ of the Mohicans":

LAST

46a. ___ Arbor:

ANN

47a. Athletic event where a baton is passed: 2 wds.:

RELAYRACE

48d. "Before" poetically:

ERE

49d. ___ DuVernay, filmmaker of "Selma":

AVA

50d. El ___ (Spanish hero):

CID

51d. Chicago trains, informally:

ELS

52a. Dreamy sleep phase acronym:

REM

53a. Notable times throughout history:

ERAS

54a. Opposite of good:

EVIL

55a. Month after April:

MAY

56a. Money owed:

DEBT

57a. Rolls of bills:

WADS

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