Daily Themed Crossword 28 August 2020 answers

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1d. Gumbo-thickening veggie:

OKRA

1a. Like 3, 5, 7 or 9:

ODD

2d. Bambi and his family:

DEER

3d. "___ John," 2010 Channing Tatum film:

DEAR

4d. Prefix with "state" and "cycle":

TRI

4a. Water source in a kitchen:

TAP

5d. First ___ Kit:

AID

6d. Swimming spot:

POOL

7d. Elvis Presley's "___ Lost You":

IVE

7a. Apple mobile platform:

IOS

8d. Olive ___ (salad topper):

OIL

9d. "Do the Right Thing" pizzeria owner:

SAL

10a. "___ Holding On," 2006 song by Avril Lavigne:

KEEP

11d. Evil scheme or a real estate offering:

PLOT

12a. ___ de Janeiro, Brazilian carnival city:

RIO

13a. "Through" on an itinerary:

VIA

14a. "___ Steel," Hugh Jackman movie:

REAL

15a. Wedding words: 2 wds.:

IDO

16d. "Fatal ___," 1993 medical thriller novel by Robin Cook which follows the Wilsons:

CURE

16a. 2014 medical thriller novel written by Robin Cook which explores the dark side of medical technology:

CELL

17a. Cupid's projectile:

ARROW

18d. ___ Business School (Elon Musk's alma mater):

WHARTON

19a. ___ Ferrigno, Hulk portrayer:

LOU

20d. Big and clumsy sort:

OAF

21a. "May ___ Force be with you":

THE

22d. New Year's ___ (31st December):

EVE

23a. Bone-dry, like the Atacama:

ARID

24d. Lendl of tennis:

IVAN

25d. Actress ___ Moore from "G.I. Jane":

DEMI

26d. Director Eli ___ of "Hostel":

ROTH

26a. NFL ball carriers: Abbr.:

RBS

27d. "___ the hatchet" (reconcile):

BURY

28d. "___ Up 2: The Streets," 2008 dance film:

STEP

29a. "That was above ___." (better than expected):

AVG

30d. Pistol, in mob lingo (anagram of "tag"):

GAT

31a. 1982 medical thriller novel by Robin Cook that deals with a cancer-causing chemical plant conspiracy:

FEVER

32d. Red button on a VCR:

REC

33a. 1987 medical thriller novel by Robin Cook that deals with an outbreak of Ebola:

OUTBREAK

34d. Fruit with a slippery peel:

BANANA

35d. Goat's young one:

KID

36a. French for "soul":

AME

37a. Good dog's reward:

TREAT

38a. Ship that carried Jack and Rose?:

TITANIC

39d. ___ good to be true:

TOO

40d. Include, as a file in an email:

ATTACH

41a. Sleep-related prefix that goes with "therapy":

HYPNO

42a. Period, in website addresses:

DOT

43a. "The ___ and the Grasshopper," Aesop's fable:

ANT

44d. Diplomat's talent:

TACT

45a. "Some ___ time" (not now):

OTHER

46d. Santa's laugh?:

HOHO

47d. "___ out a living" (barely manages):

EKES

48d. Break in friendly relations:

RIFT

49d. House coolers, briefly:

ACS

49a. End of grace:

AMEN

50d. Cow's cry:

MOO

51d. 911 respondent: Abbr.:

EMT

52a. Rainbow's shape:

ARC

53d. Bitterly regret or lament (rhymes with "sue"):

RUE

54d. Passing grade that follows "bee":

CEE

55a. American DJ Steve ___ of "Just Hold On":

AOKI

56a. 1977 medical thriller novel by Robin Cook which explores mysterious illegal organ trade:

COMA

57a. Actor's prompt:

CUE

58a. Gordon Ramsay, for one:

CHEF

59a. Heavy drinker:

SOT

60a. Casual, short-sleeved shirt:

TEE

61a. 2015 medical thriller novel by Robin Cook that deals with strange cases at a fictional hospital:

HOST

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