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Daily Themed Crossword May 22 2022 answers

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1d. Without modification: 2 wds.:

ASIS

1a. Chest-thumping animal:

APE

2d. Hiker's route:

PATH

3d. Actress Pataky of the "Fast & Furious" movies:

ELSA

4d. ___ from the past (nostalgia):

BLAST

4a. "I'm freezing!":

BRR

5d. Sign on for another tour: Hyph.:

REUP

6d. Dread Pirate ___, fictional pirate played by Cary Elwes in the 1987 film "The Princess Bride":

ROBERTS

7d. Organ that's the symbol of love:

HEART

7a. Captain ___, fictional pirate played by Jason Isaacs in the 2003 film "Peter Pan":

HOOK

8d. "You can count ___": 2 wds.:

ONME

9d. "___ Como Va" (Santana hit):

OYE

10d. The Sunflower State, for short:

KAN

11a. "My Gal ___" (1942 musical):

SAL

12a. Actor DiCaprio, to fans:

LEO

13a. "Only Time" Irish singer:

ENYA

14a. "___ a trap!":

ITS

15d. Nimble-fingered (rhymes with "heft"):

DEFT

15a. Apply paint on (anagram of "baud"):

DAUB

16a. "Yes!" in the church:

AMEN

17a. William ___, author of "Romeo and Juliet":

SHAKESPEARE

18d. Orson Welles's "Citizen ___":

KANE

19d. Common battery size:

AAA

20a. Back, on a boat:

AFT

21a. Rodent seen on "Hoarders," perhaps:

RAT

22d. Some NFL ball-carriers: Abbr.:

FBS

22a. Captain James ___, fictional pirate played by Toby Stephens in the 2014 TV series "Black Sails":

FLINT

23d. Produce, as an egg:

LAY

24d. Tech company with the motto "Think": Abbr.:

IBM

25d. Sin, ___, and Tan (trigonometry terms):

COS

25a. Windy City rail system: Abbr.:

CTA

26d. ___ Gunderson, character on "The Simpsons":

GIL

26a. Helium or nitrogen, e.g.:

GAS

27d. One in a sling, perhaps:

ARM

28d. Where you can find pirates:

SEA

29a. Pig from a 1995 children's movie:

BABE

30d. Captain Jack ___, fictional pirate played by Johnny Depp in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" film series:

SPARROW

30a. Sailor's "rescue me!" letters:

SOS

31d. Give a heads up:

WARN

31a. Current carrier:

WIRE

32a. Prefix with "metric" or "biotic":

SYM

33d. Earth-related prefix:

GEO

33a. Navigation aid: Abbr.:

GPS

34d. "The Power of Love" singer Celine:

DION

34a. Tia ___, soothsayer played by Naomie Harris in "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest":

DALMA

35d. Fictional space pirate played by Michael Rooker in the 2014 film "Guardians of the Galaxy":

YONDU

35a. Thumbs-up vote:

YEA

36d. Follow, with "by":

ABIDE

36a. Hot-___ balloon:

AIR

37d. "No ___, no gain":

PAIN

37a. Bad, as quality:

POOR

38a. Stephen ___, fictional pirate played by Ed Speleers in the 2014 TV series "Outlander":

BONNET

39d. Almonds or cashews, e.g.:

NUTS

40d. Biblical son of Isaac:

ESAU

41d. Short-term staff, for short:

TEMP

42d. Vigor's partner:

VIM

42a. Fictional sky pirate created by Yasumi Matsuno and seen in the "Final Fantasy" series:

VAAN

43d. "Honest" president:

ABE

44a. Cloud shower:

RAIN

45d. "Kate & Allie" actress Meyers:

ARI

46a. "___ and throw":

USE

47a. "___ you farewell" ("Goodbye"): 2 wds.:

IBID

48a. California's Fort ___ (former US army post):

ORD

49a. ___ o' shanter (Scottish cap):

TAM

50a. Waiter's handout:

MENU

51a. American professional golfer Michelle ___ West:

WIE

52a. "How're things going?" in slang:

SUP

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