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Daily Themed Crossword August 29 2017 answers

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August 29 2017 crossword

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1d. A place to get pampered:

SPA

1a. Glide on snow:

SKI

KING

3d. "___ the Wild," a film starring Emile Hirsch:

INTO

4d. A way of saying "Little buddy":

KIDDO

4a. Relatives, kith and ___:

KIN

5d. Strand at a ski lodge, maybe: 2 wds.:

ICEIN

6d. Title on a birth certificate:

NAME

7d. Flamboyant or ostentatious:

SHOWY

7a. Pollution in cities:

SMOG

8d. A wet tract, or marshland:

MIRE

9d. A poetic tribute:

ODE

10d. Prefix before "graphy" or "thermal":

GEO

11a. ATM access code:

PIN

12a. "___ definitely do that!": 2 wds.:

ICAN

13d. A bald person has ___ (lack of follicles): 2 wds.:

NOHAIR

14a. ___ and seek:

HIDE

15a. Insect that lives in hills:

ANT

16a. Sample in a product pitch:

DEMO

17a. Nabisco's cream-filled cookie:

OREO

18a. Former Detroit Red Wings ice hockey legend considered the most complete player ever, earning him the nickname "Mr. Hockey": 2 wds.:

GORDIEHOWE

19d. Payment for tenancy:

RENT

20d. "I'm ___ you! You don't fool me!" ("I know what you're up to"):

ONTO

21a. A massive period of time:

EON

22a. "___ questions?":

ANY

23d. Band sound system component:

AMP

23a. Word at the end of a prayer:

AMEN

24d. Fuming, or bonkers:

MAD

25d. Historically significant period of time:

ERA

26d. "Game of Thrones" channel: Abbr.:

HBO

26a. Top 10 song, for example:

HIT

27d. The "P" in Mph:

PER

27a. What 18a was, in his respective field:

PRO

28d. Living room floors are often covered by this:

RUG

29d. Rock to refine:

ORE

30a. A former New Jersey Devils ice hockey legend who is considered one of the greatest goaltenders of all time: 2 wds.:

MARTINBRODEUR

31d. "The ___-bitsy spider...":

ITSY

32d. City near Mt. Vesuvius:

NAPLES

33d. Nixon attended this law school:

DUKE

34a. Obsolete mobile device, such as the Palm Pilot: Abbr.:

PDA

35a. Eastern spiritual principle, founded by Lao Tzu:

TAO

36a. A sudden desire for something:

URGE

37d. IRS review:

AUDIT

37a. A kind of viper that heavily features in Egyptian mythology:

ASP

38d. "Children ___," a thriller starring Clive Owen and Michael Caine: 2 wds.:

OFMEN

38a. Flooring choice that is also Iowa's state tree:

OAK

39d. Word that may follow "string" or "sing":

ALONG

40d. ___ or take:

GIVE

40a. A former New York Rangers player who was nicknamed "The Flower" who is considered one of the greatest hockey players in history: 2 wds.:

GUYLAFLEUR

41d. Thomas Edison's middle name:

ALVA

42d. Salt flats state in the U.S.A:

UTAH

43d. Fierce anger:

RAGE

44d. Beloved TV alien:

ALF

44a. Passionate or die-hard, like a fan:

AVID

45d. Neckline shape for some tees:

VEE

46a. Red Muppet on "Sesame Street":

ELMO

47a. Light brown, like leather:

TAN

48d. Just-made, or fresh:

NEW

49a. Jeans maker ___ Strauss:

LEVI

50a. ___ Bartschi, Vancouver Canucks ice hockey player who was runner-up for the Rookie of the Year award:

SVEN

51a. Archaeologist's estimate:

AGE

52a. Pedicure targets:

FEET

53a. ___ Lee, "Life of Pi" director:

ANG

54a. Chop with an axe, or cut off:

HEW

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