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Daily Themed Crossword October 3 2022 answers

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October 3 2022 crossword

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1d. Food energy measure, briefly:

CAL

1a. Animator's frame:

CEL

2d. Fast Aussie bird:

EMU

3d. Smoked salmon on a bagel:

LOX

4d. "What You ___ For?" 2004 song by Gwen Stefani that won an MTV Music Video Award:

WAITING

4a. Birthday candle-blower's secret:

WISH

5d. UN agency for workers: Abbr.:

ILO

6d. "This Gwen Stefani song is ___ in my head!" (catchy):

STUCK

7d. Gardener's watering tubes:

HOSES

8d. A "blast" usually comes from here?:

PAST

8a. Touch, as a puppy's head:

PAT

9d. Imaginary line connecting Earth's poles:

AXIS

10d. ___-Mex (rhyming cuisine):

TEX

11a. Famous ___ (cookie brand):

AMOS

12d. Heavyweight Japanese sport:

SUMO

13a. Palo ___ (California city):

ALTO

14a. Woodcutter's tool:

AXE

15a. 2005 hit R&B song by Gwen Stefani from her album "Love. Angel. Music. Baby":

LUXURIOUS

16d. Monthly flat payment:

RENT

17a. Half of a dozen eggs:

SIX

18a. Went out with, say:

MET

19a. Dollar divisions:

CENTS

20d. Pistachios and pecans, e.g.:

NUTS

21d. Snack with a soft shell, maybe:

TACO

21a. Morrison who wrote the Pulitzer prize-winning novel "Beloved":

TONI

22a. School near Topeka: Abbr.:

KSU

23d. "The ___ Code" (Barney Stinson's book):

BRO

23a. Top in a Victoria's Secret shopping bag, perhaps:

BRA

24d. ___ eye steak:

RIB

25a. Big blast letters:

TNT

26d. PC key for indenting:

TAB

27a. Pastry that may be filled with fruit:

TART

28d. Whale-obsessed captain of fiction:

AHAB

29d. "Spring" or "jelly" snack:

ROLL

30d. Prefix with "phone" or "pathy":

TELE

31a. "___ Girl," 2004 hit song by Gwen Stefani featuring rapper Eve that received a Grammy nomination:

RICH

32d. You may drink an iced drink to beat it:

HEAT

33a. "Death on the Nile" actress Gadot:

GAL

34d. Barcode locale:

LABEL

35a. "Old Brown ___," song by The Beatles:

SHOE

36a. Instrument with three vowels in its name:

OBOE

37a. Lamb's "feed me!":

BAA

38d. Spiritual glow:

AURA

39a. "Will that be ___?":

ALL

40a. It may be inspired by a muse:

ART

41d. Amy Winehouse's autobiographical hit:

REHAB

42d. Supernatural creature that lives in a cave:

TROLL

43a. "___ Pop Electric," 2004 hit by Gwen Stefani featuring Andre 3000:

BUBBLE

44d. Baseball's ___ Ruth:

BABE

45d. "Let Me Blow Ya ___," 2001 hit by Eve featuring Gwen Stefani that won a Grammy Award:

MIND

45a. Suffix with "thermo" to mean a temperature-testing device:

METER

46d. Active Italian volcano:

ETNA

47a. Historian's period:

ERA

48d. Enjoy a glass of sangria:

SIP

48a. Use a drum throne, say:

SIT

49a. "___ Girl," 2005 hit by Gwen Stefani that won an MTV Video Music Award:

HOLLABACK

50d. English course with fiction and non-fiction, for short:

LIT

51d. Play charades, say:

ACT

52d. When doubled, a Cuban dance:

CHA

53d. Japanese fish in a tattoo, perhaps:

KOI

54a. Airbnb listing, perhaps:

INN

55a. Actor Mahershala of "Hidden Figures":

ALI

56a. Zoom call annoyance:

ECHO

57a. Kissing at the beach, e.g.: Abbr.:

PDA

58a. Sandwich named after its layers: Abbr.:

BLT

59a. "Chi" preceder to mean a low impact exercise form:

TAI

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