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Daily Themed Crossword September 23 2019 answers

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September 23 2019 crossword

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1d. Word that may follow "Liberal" or "Fine":

ARTS

1a. Braying beast of burden:

ASS

2d. Mend something completely by using thread and needle: 2 wds.:

SEWUP

3d. Sports replay speed: Hyph.:

SLOMO

4d. Distinct smell:

ODOR

4a. "Starpeace" singer Yoko:

ONO

5d. Oslo's country, for short:

NORW

6d. Prefix with "potent":

OMNI

7d. Poet's "before":

ERE

7a. Nog ingredient:

EGG

8d. Distilled alcoholic drink:

GIN

9d. What "G" stands for in "AGT":

GOT

10a. Family member, for short:

REL

11a. ___ Perignon (vintage champagne):

DOM

12a. ___ de Janeiro:

RIO

13a. What it takes to tango:

TWO

14a. Accessory like a ring or earring, say:

ORNAMENT

15d. Singer DiFranco:

ANI

16d. Summer times in Denver: Abbr.:

MDT

17a. German song which was covered by Frank Sinatra in his 1966 album "Strangers in the Night": 2 wds.:

SUMMERWIND

18d. List of dishes:

MENU

19d. Gulf State prince:

EMIR

20a. Work often recited:

POEM

21a. Having an urge to scratch:

ITCHY

22d. Small fee, for short:

CHG

23d. "What did you say?" expression:

HUH

24d. "Are we there ___?":

YET

25a. Not mainstream, like some audience:

NICHE

26d. DJ's inventories?: Abbr.:

CDS

27d. Magic show prop:

HAT

28d. Part common to a potato and a needle:

EYE

29a. Gradation of color:

HUE

30d. "My Gal ___," 1942 musical starring Rita Hayworth:

SAL

30a. "___ (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)" song by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn which was covered by Frank Sinatra in 1945: 2 wds.:

SATURDAYNIGHT

31d. What number of candles on a cake may signify:

AGE

32d. Dress up fancily:

TOG

33d. Person's identity:

NAME

34d. American former radio personality and TV show host, Don:

IMUS

35a. Adele's "Million Years ___":

AGO

36a. Vapor in a sauna:

STEAM

37a. Allowed by law:

LEGAL

38d. Pretend on stage:

ACT

39d. Baseballer Gehrig:

LOU

40a. Artist's source of inspiration:

MUSE

41d. Post-tragedy phrase: 2 wds.:

SOSAD

42d. Joker, to Batman:

ENEMY

43a. "The ___," song written by Bob Hilliard and Dick Miles which was recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1946: 2 wds.:

COFFEESONG

44d. Opposite of slow:

FAST

45d. Not occupied:

FREE

46d. Watched carefully:

EYED

47d. Stare in astonishment:

GAPE

48d. Clumsy character:

OAF

48a. Note on a person's death:

OBITUARY

49d. ___ Keane, "The Family Circus" cartoonist:

BIL

50d. "Am ___ brother's keeper?": 2 wds.:

IMY

51a. Vast expanse of salty water:

SEA

52a. "We ___ to please!":

AIM

53a. Visualize or observe:

SEE

54a. Booster for a band, for short:

AMP

55a. Travel by airplane:

FLY

56a. Character played by Josh Radnor in "How I Met Your Mother," ___ Mosby:

TED

57a. Coloring agent at a salon:

DYE

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