Daily Themed Crossword January 2 2024 answers
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January 2 2024 crossword
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1d. Swiss peak:
ALP
1a. Circle segment:
ARC
2d. Enjoy a book, say:
READ
3d. Fashion designer ___ Chanel:
COCO
4d. Vietnamese noodle soup:
PHO
4a. Pea protector:
POD
5d. Clumsy one's exclamation:
OOPS
6d. Like one end of a pool:
DEEP
7d. ___ Bowl, annual NCAA game which shares its name with a type of fabric and that you may have watched on New Year's Day this year:
COTTON
7a. Where one may find bats:
CAVE
8d. Actress Gardner of old Hollywood:
AVA
9d. Actor Kilmer of "Batman Forever":
VAL
10d. Yellowstone herd member with branch-like horns:
ELK
11a. Actor DiCaprio, to fans:
LEO
12a. Weeding tool:
HOE
13a. Grape-shaped, say:
OVAL
14a. "___-Man," arcade video game released as "Puck Man" in Japan:
PAC
15d. Hold back the horsepower?:
REIN
15a. Knot-tying need:
ROPE
16a. ___ of the town (what everyone is speaking about):
TALK
17a. Prescribed amount, say:
DOSE
18d. Reggae's Jamaican precursor (anagram of "ask"):
SKA
19a. Hot rod?:
SPIT
20d. What-___ (hypothetical questions):
IFS
21a. Disney animated show "___ Possible":
KIM
22d. ___ Grand (famous Las Vegas hotel): Abbr.:
MGM
23a. "May the ___ be with you" ("Star Wars" line):
FORCE
24d. Itchy outbreak:
RASH
25d. Covert ops organization: Abbr.:
CIA
26d. "Slippery" tree:
ELM
27d. Not-so-friendly giant in folklore:
OGRE
27a. ___ Bowl, annual NCAA game which shares its name with a citrus fruit and that you may have watched on New Year's Day this year:
ORANGE
28d. Horse with a flecked coat:
ROAN
29d. Sixth sense: Abbr.:
ESP
30a. Slow and slimy mover in the garden:
SNAIL
31d. ___ fuel to the fire:
ADD
31a. "A long time ___, in a land far away...":
AGO
32a. Chinese food additive: Abbr.:
MSG
33d. Prefix with "graphic" or "logical":
GEO
34a. ___-I-Am (Dr. Seuss protagonist):
SAM
35a. First version of a book, say:
DRAFT
36d. ___ Bowl, annual NCAA game with a name that means "feast" in Spanish and that you may have watched on New Year's Day this year:
FIESTA
37d. "Enough already!", in text speak: Abbr.:
TMI
38a. ___ Bowl, annual NCAA game which shares its name with a cobbler fruit and that you may have watched on New Year's Day this year:
PEACH
39d. Showy tummy muscles, for short:
ABS
40d. Tennis or badminton area:
COURT
41a. Levi's fabric:
DENIM
42a. "Price negotiable" in real estate ads: Abbr.:
OBO
43a. Ireland, to the locals:
EIRE
44d. Not at all common:
RARE
45d. Semester-ending test:
EXAM
46a. ___ Bowl, annual NCAA game which shares its name with a sweetener and that you may have watched on New Year's Day this year:
SUGAR
47d. Way of walking:
GAIT
48d. Forest measurement unit:
ACRE
49d. Oboe accessory:
REED
50d. Tidal fallback:
EBB
50a. Actor Omar of "House":
EPPS
51d. "The Tell-Tale Heart" writer Edgar Allan ___:
POE
52d. Affectionate tap:
PAT
53a. Big name in body sprays:
AXE
54d. One's self-importance:
EGO
55a. Marathon or derby, e.g.:
RACE
56a. Vessel for a fishing trip:
BOAT
57a. Old cleaning cloth, for a painter:
RAG
58a. Michelin or Goodyear product:
TIRE
59a. Usually buggy version:
BETA
60a. Angst-ridden music genre:
EMO
61a. English poet ___ Hughes:
TED
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