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Daily Themed Crossword 29 April 2022 answers

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1d. Most-liked, in texts, for short:

FAV

1a. Roll up, as a flag (rhymes with "curl"):

FURL

2d. Israeli-British illusionist Geller:

URI

3d. ___ room (where you would go for activities, informally):

REC

4d. Foamy cafe order:

LATTE

5d. One of a winter sports pair:

SKI

5a. Resort for a relaxing day:

SPA

6d. Keyed instrument that can be played by two people at the same time:

PIANO

7d. Get under someone's skin:

ANNOY

8d. Village People's hit song with a spelling dance:

YMCA

8a. "You ain't seen nothing ___!":

YET

9d. Bring home money?:

EARN

10d. Encourager's word:

TRY

11a. Length times breadth, for a rectangle:

AREA

12a. Kith and ___:

KIN

13a. Month after February, for short:

MAR

14a. Architectural style characterized by steep roofs and grand staircases, as seen in the Palace of Westminster:

VICTORIAN

15d. Roasting sites for roasts:

OVENS

16d. Teethy autumn tool:

RAKE

17a. "Don't ___ over spilt milk":

CRY

18a. Hydroelectricity agency: Abbr.:

TVA

19a. "Tenet" director Christopher:

NOLAN

20d. Showed the way:

LED

21d. Soccer match highlight:

GOAL

21a. Classical architectural style characterized by its columns and symmetry, as seen in Acropolis' Parthenon:

GREEK

22d. Vegas alternative in Nevada:

RENO

23a. Spanish for "hey":

OYE

24d. Star member of a team: Abbr.:

MVP

24a. Homer Simpson's bartender:

MOE

25a. Prefix with "classical" to give an architectural style seen in the U.S. White House:

NEO

26d. Grunt after a punch:

OOF

27a. Art ___, architectural style characterized by its geometric forms, as seen in New York's Rockefeller Center:

DECO

28d. "Only Time" Irish singer:

ENYA

29d. Sonny's singing partner, once:

CHER

30d. Suffix with "plug" or "cray":

OLA

31a. Rooftop wind direction indicators:

VANES

32d. Make an acidic impression?:

ETCH

33a. "No freakin' way!" in chats: Abbr.:

OMG

34d. Architectural style characterized by its minimalism, as seen in New York's Guggenheim Museum:

MODERN

35d. Got bigger, say:

GREW

36a. Bobby Orr's organization: Abbr.:

NHL

37a. Screenwriter's conception:

PLOT

38a. "I ___ one believe...":

FOR

39a. Agreer's vote:

YEA

40a. Stereo inserts: Abbr.:

CDS

41d. Mirrored ball at a club:

DISCO

42d. Ice-cream dollop:

SCOOP

43a. Refuse admission to:

DEBAR

44d. ___-Arts, French architectural style characterized by its bold sculptures, as seen in France's Palais Garnier:

BEAUX

45d. Food at a pub, slangily:

GRUB

45a. Architectural style characterized by its pointed arches, as seen in England's Canterbury Cathedral:

GOTHIC

46d. Seep, like slime:

OOZE

47d. Snappable tree part:

TWIG

48a. Sheepish mother?:

EWE

49a. Noisy argument:

ROW

50a. Go to great heights:

SOAR

51d. Dadaism's pioneer:

ARP

52a. Qualified for the job:

ABLE

53d. "Turn off the AC!":

BRR

54d. When repeated twice, a Teletubby:

LAA

55d. Ron who played Tarzan:

ELY

56a. Hip hop's Lil ___ Vert:

UZI

57a. "Sweet" or "baby" veggie:

CORN

58a. River to the Caspian Sea:

URAL

59a. Request a treat, like a dog:

BEG

60a. West, compared to the east, for short:

OPP

61a. Broken bone image: Hyph.:

XRAY


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