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Daily Themed Crossword 27 May 2023 answers

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1d. Soothing ointment:

BALM

1a. Groceries holder:

BAG

2d. "Greetings, matey!":

AHOY

3d. Square dance women, say:

GALS

4d. ___ paint (graffiti application):

SPRAY

4a. Went over the limit, as in a car:

SPED

5d. What a dove or "V" sign may represent:

PEACE

6d. Protruding edge of a roof:

EAVE

7d. Dr. ___, rapper who mentored Eminem:

DRE

8d. Ask ___, answer engine popular in the '90s and 2000s now called Ask.com:

JEEVES

8a. LinkedIn listing:

JOB

9d. Heavy burden of responsibility:

ONUS

10d. Person that's dull company, say:

BORE

11a. "I've got it!" exclamation:

AHA

12a. Bottom-heavy fruit that's poached:

PEAR

13a. Eve's grandson (anagram of "nose"):

ENOS

14d. Heavy drinker:

SOT

15a. "So funny!" on the Internet: Abbr.:

LOL

16a. Rant and ___ (go off on a tangent):

RAVE

17a. Currency in Madrid or Berlin:

EURO

18a. Social networking service created by Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe that was popular in the 2000s:

MYSPACE

19d. ___-a-cake (children's game):

PAT

20d. Blood ___ (donor datum):

TYPE

20a. Home appliance with a screen and a remote: 2 wds.:

TVSET

21a. Synonym and anagram of "yea":

AYE

22d. Mouse's sewer-dwelling cousin:

RAT

22a. Reuben sandwich bread:

RYE

23d. "I couldn't care less" response:

MEH

23a. Coin-producing place:

MINT

24d. "This is how I look at it..." over text: Abbr.:

IMO

25d. Cashew or almond, e.g.:

NUT

26d. "Death on the ___" (2022 mystery film):

NILE

26a. File-sharing application predominantly used to share audio files that was popular in the 2000s:

NAPSTER

27d. Common sandwich fish:

TUNA

28d. Radiate, as light:

EMIT

29d. Battering ___ (door-breaking device):

RAM

30a. Tasmanian ___ (flightless Australian bird that is now extinct):

EMU

31d. "Hang on a minute!":

WAIT

31a. Arctic wolf color:

WHITE

32d. Wasn't the seeker, in a children's game:

HID

33a. Actress Thurman who has a species of lizard named after her:

UMA

34a. Email service popular in the '90s and 2000s acquired by Microsoft and rebranded as Outlook:

HOTMAIL

35d. ___ McFly, Michael J. Fox's character in "Back to the Future":

MARTY

36a. Logical matchstick game:

NIM

37a. Political assistant:

AIDE

38d. What the "H" in HMS may stand for:

HIS

38a. Radiator output:

HEAT

39d. Microsoft's spreadsheet software:

EXCEL

40d. Unadulterated, as food:

PURE

40a. Red dessert wine:

PORT

41d. "___ the Good Die Young" (1977 Billy Joel song):

ONLY

42d. Slow-cooked meat-and-veggies dish:

STEW

42a. "Why was ___ afraid of seven?":

SIX

43d. ___ Instant Messenger aka AIM, instant messaging service that was popular in the '90s:

AOL

43a. Uncle's wife:

AUNT

44d. Worn-down pencil, say:

NUB

44a. Computer services company with "Navigator" and "Communicator" web browsers that were popular in the '90s and 2000s:

NETSCAPE

45d. Ready-to-___ (supermarket offering):

EAT

46d. NYC's Fifth or Madison, for short:

AVE

47d. Dessert used as a prank projectile:

PIE

48d. Moose's smaller relative:

ELK

49a. Air France destination near Paris (anagram of "lory"):

ORLY

50a. Dubai's and Sharjah's country: Abbr.:

UAE

51a. Blackhearted or sinister:

EVIL

52a. Writer Willy of "The Conquest of Space":

LEY

53a. "Before I forget..." in DMs: Abbr.:

BTW

54a. Onion cousin that sounds like "leak":

LEEK


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