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Daily Themed Crossword March 2 2023 answers

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March 2 2023 crossword

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1d. Kitten's soft cry:

MEW

1a. Parent celebrated in May, lovingly:

MOM

2d. Thor's father:

ODIN

3d. ___-golf (sport one may find at a theme park):

MINI

4d. ___ Paltrow, actress who portrayed Sylvia Plath in the 2003 film "Sylvia":

GWYNETH

4a. Smartphone feature that's invaluable while traveling: Abbr.:

GPS

5d. Vietnamese noodle soup:

PHO

6d. "Coming ___ to a theater near you!":

SOON

7d. "About the author" blurb, briefly:

BIO

7a. Auction offer:

BID

8d. Texter's "No clue!": Abbr.:

IDK

9d. Female deer:

DOE

10a. Make changes to, as a news article:

EDIT

11d. ___-Mex (rhyming cuisine):

TEX

12a. It's a question of identity?:

WHO

13a. Bride or groom's words: 2 wds.:

IDO

14a. Drink in a cellar, often:

WINE

15a. "___-hoo! Look over here!":

YOO

16d. ___ Robards, actor who portrayed Mark Twain in the 1991 TV movie "Mark Twain and Me":

JASON

16a. Comedian's funny or punny line:

JOKE

17a. Cynthia ___, actress who portrayed Emily Dickinson in the 2016 film "A Quiet Passion":

NIXON

18d. Cry similar to "Aha!":

OHO

19a. Kevin Durant's organization: Abbr.:

NBA

20d. Sank one's teeth into:

BIT

21a. "___ got the whole world in his hands...":

HES

22d. Counterpart of "flat," in music:

SHARP

23a. Sir ___ Newton, famed physicist:

ISAAC

24d. Greek deity of war:

ARES

25d. Wile E. Coyote's favorite brand:

ACME

26d. When doubled, a fluffy Chinese dog breed:

CHOW

27d. Shpeak while drunk... hic!:

SLUR

27a. Animal that often sleeps upside down:

SLOTH

28d. Skin-softening liquid:

LOTION

29a. Lady Liberty's "flaming" object:

TORCH

30d. ___-Man, arcade game character:

PAC

30a. California's ___ Alto:

PALO

31d. "Oh my!" in German:

ACH

32a. Donkey's dinner, perhaps:

HAY

33d. ___ Ming, former Houston Rockets player:

YAO

34a. Pixar's lost clownfish:

NEMO

35a. Angle that's less than 90 degrees, say:

ACUTE

36d. Psychic's mind reading skill: Abbr.:

ESP

37a. Competed in a 5K, say:

RAN

38d. Silent "Yes, sir" gesture:

NOD

39a. Fix a hem or a seam:

SEW

40a. ___ O'Donnell, actor who portrayed Ernest Hemingway in the 1996 film "In Love and War":

CHRIS

41a. Locale for a butterfly stroke:

POOL

42d. Dead language that gave us the phrase "et cetera":

LATIN

43a. Choose, with "for":

OPT

44d. Rain-repelling cover:

TARP

45a. Willem ___, actor who portrayed T.S. Eliot in the 1994 film "Tom & Viv":

DAFOE

46d. Speeding penalty, say:

FINE

47d. ___-over (quick look):

ONCE

48d. Archaic "Good heavens!":

EGAD

49d. Stick out, with "out":

JUT

49a. ___ Cusack, actor who portrayed Edgar Allan Poe in the 2012 film "The Raven":

JOHN

50d. "He's one heck ___ guy!": 2 wds.:

OFA

51d. Big bike, to a biker:

HOG

52a. Summertime heat-beating appliances: Abbr.:

ACS

53d. Vehicle at a drive-in movie, perhaps:

CAR

54d. Messy pen?:

STY

55a. Wind chime sound:

TING

56a. Martian's transport: Abbr.:

UFO

57a. Cat-evading rodent:

RAT

58a. Early Peru inhabitant:

INCA

59a. Playground running game:

TAG

60a. Ask too many personal questions, say:

PRY

61a. It's a must-have!:

NEED

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