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Daily Themed Crossword October 24 2023 answers

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October 24 2023 crossword

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1d. Snow vehicle pulled by dogs:

SLED

1a. Flower stalk:

STEM

2d. Scotch ___ ("sticky" strip):

TAPE

3d. Guitarist Clapton who was a member of the Yardbirds:

ERIC

4d. Large, colorful parrot:

MACAW

5d. East Lansing school, home to the Spartans: Abbr.:

MSU

5a. Mr. and ___ (addresses for a married couple):

MRS

6d. Sport closely related to American Football, last played in Summer Olympics in 1924:

RUGBY

7d. Sound from someone sound asleep:

SNORE

8d. Fuzzy fruit or flightless New Zealand bird:

KIWI

8a. Shaving ___ (grooming products set, say):

KIT

9d. Tehran's country:

IRAN

10d. Road crew's black goo:

TAR

11a. Fictional ___ Croft who's a "Tomb Raider":

LARA

12a. Star closest to Earth:

SUN

13a. Old-age financial planning option: Abbr.:

IRA

14a. ___ fail (spectacular embarrassment):

EPIC

15d. Famed inventor Nikola ___:

TESLA

15a. Sport where two teams engage in a test of strength with a rope, last played in the Summer Olympics in 1920: 3 wds.:

TUGOFWAR

16d. Deer babies, say:

FAWNS

17a. Ten years, say:

DECADE

18d. ___ worthy (consider deserving):

DEEM

19a. Body's "processing center":

BRAIN

20a. Filmmaker Anderson who directed "The Grand Budapest Hotel":

WES

21a. Archery bow wood:

YEW

22d. Shock sound, in a comic book:

ZAP

22a. "___ your lip" ("Shut up!"):

ZIP

23d. "Who am ___ judge?": 2 wds.:

ITO

24d. Best buddy:

PAL

25a. Dobby or Legolas, e.g.:

ELF

26d. Often-dried fruit found in a Newton cookie:

FIG

27a. Heading opposite to "naughty," on Santa's gifting list:

NICE

28d. Apple tablet:

IPAD

29d. A cow chews this:

CUD

30d. "Discreet Music" musician Brian:

ENO

31a. "One day ___ time": 2 wds.:

ATA

32a. Hotel staffer that keeps rooms clean:

MAID

33d. Sandwich and meat-selling shop:

DELI

34a. Made a web, as a spider:

SPUN

35a. Ball game played on horseback, last played in the Olympics in 1934:

POLO

36d. Mineral ready to be smelted?:

ORE

37a. Some kitchen appliances: Abbr.:

GES

SOAR

39a. Ruckus or commotion:

ADO

40a. Narrow coastal inlet (anagram of "air"):

RIA

41d. Magazine edition, say:

ISSUE

42d. Make amends for, as sins:

ATONE

43a. Harsh on the eardrums:

LOUD

44d. Card game with a Spanish name:

UNO

45d. Greek god of love:

EROS

45a. ___ vaulting, gymnastic sport on the horseback, last played in the Summer Olympics in 1920:

EQUESTRIAN

46d. Give notice, at your job:

QUIT

47d. "Things might get ___..." (words before a fight, maybe):

UGLY

48d. Gosling or Reynolds:

RYAN

49a. Woven floor decor:

RUG

50a. Salty sauce in a wok:

SOY

51a. American variant of Croquet that's aptly hidden in "Croquet," last played in the Summer Olympics in 1904:

ROQUE

52d. NFL play-callers: Abbr.:

QBS

53d. Final or last, for short:

ULT

54d. Long, long time:

EON

55a. Cooking ingredient from coconuts:

OIL

56a. "De ___ Vez," Selena Gomez hit single:

UNA

57a. Slo-___ fuse:

BLO

58a. "This room is such a ___!" (exasperated mom's cry, maybe):

STY

59a. "Night," in a poem:

EEN

60a. Grand Central, e.g., briefly:

STN

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