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Daily Themed Crossword August 29 2020 answers

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August 29 2020 crossword

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1d. "No pain, no ___":

GAIN

1a. Tank filler:

GAS

2d. Donations to the needy:

ALMS

3d. Kill, like a dragon:

SLAY

4d. On a ___ with (as good as):

PAR

4a. ___ on the back (approval):

PAT

5d. Assist, in a way:

ABET

6d. Drop from the eye:

TEAR

7d. Ghost's cry:

BOO

7a. Collision sound in a comic strip:

BAM

8d. Infomercials and website pop-ups, for short:

ADS

9d. "Welcome" site near the door:

MAT

10a. "Is that ___?" (everything):

ALL

11a. President Lincoln, fondly:

ABE

12d. Nativity ___ (Christmas setup):

SCENE

12a. Fizzy drink:

SODA

13a. Frank Sinatra's "___ Fool to Want You": 2 wds.:

IMA

14d. Antioxidant-rich berry native to Central and South America:

ACAI

14a. Carpet surface calculation:

AREA

15a. ___ of living (term in Economics):

COST

16a. 90s boy band with Justin Timberlake:

NSYNC

17d. Vikings' organization: Abbr.:

NFL

18a. "___ or false":

TRUE

19d. Pen drive port on a laptop: Abbr.:

USB

20a. Carey Mulligan's "___ from the Madding Crowd":

FAR

21d. Competed in a marathon, say:

RAN

22a. Shelled slow mover in the garden:

SNAIL

23d. Opera solo:

ARIA

24d. "Bring ____!" ("challenge accepted"): 2 wds.:

ITON

25d. Home of the Fighting Tigers: Abbr.:

LSU

26d. Novelist ___ Austen of "Pride and Prejudice":

JANE

26a. Winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for her work in "Steel Magnolias": 2 wds.:

JULIAROBERTS

27d. Strong desire or craving:

URGE

28d. Ewe's mate:

RAM

29d. Ancient Greek coin:

OBOL

30d. Happy tail movement:

WAG

30a. "Captain America: Civil ___," 2016 Marvel movie starring Chris Evans:

WAR

31a. Apprehend a thief:

NAB

32a. Debtor's note, informally:

IOU

33a. Gabriel, for one:

ANGEL

34d. German industrial city in Ruhr valley (anagram of "sense"):

ESSEN

35d. ___ out (rent out one's property):

LET

36a. ___ Freeman, winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Actor in Comedy or Musical for his work in "Driving Miss Daisy":

MORGAN

37d. "___ without a cause":

REBEL

38d. Long-snouted fish:

GAR

39a. Birds that form a "V" while flying:

GEESE

40a. French actress ___ Seydoux from "Inglourious Basterds":

LEA

41a. Unaccompanied one at a party:

STAG

42d. Composer ___ Menken, winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Original Score for his work in "The Little Mermaid":

ALAN

43d. Mongolian desert:

GOBI

44a. "Murphy ___," winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Musical or Comedy TV Series:

BROWN

45d. Killer whale:

ORCA

46d. ___ and tear (damage over time):

WEAR

47d. Societal standard:

NORM

48d. ___ Cruise, winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama Motion Picture for his work in "Born on the Fourth of July":

TOM

48a. Scotch or duct follower:

TAPE

49d. ___ Max, singer of "Sweet but Psycho":

AVA

50d. "P" of rpm:

PER

51a. "The ___ Ranger," 2013 western action film starring Johnny Depp:

LONE

52d. Tennis court divider:

NET

53a. ___ Speedwagon, rock band of "Take It on the Run":

REO

54a. Baker's appliance:

OVEN

55a. Jeffrey Archer's bestseller "Kane and ___":

ABEL

56a. Saturn or Beetle, for one:

CAR

57a. Scratch the surface of a car, say:

MAR

58a. A small point to pick:

NIT

59a. Bicep's locale:

ARM

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