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Daily Themed Crossword January 30 2020 answers

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January 30 2020 crossword

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1d. Bone near the diaphragm:

RIB

1a. Home covering above the attic:

ROOF

2d. "Based ___ true story": 2 wds.:

ONA

3d. Mork's planet in "Mork & Mindy":

ORK

4d. "Love ___," 1992 drama film starring Michelle Pfeiffer for which she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress:

FIELD

5d. "Old Macdonald" ending letters:

EIO

5a. Green prefix used with "system" or "friendly":

ECO

6d. Bonnie's partner in crime:

CLYDE

7d. "Full House" twins Mary-Kate and Ashley ___:

OLSEN

8d. "___ Lies Beneath," a 2000 supernatural horror film starring Michelle Pfeiffer for which she was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actress:

WHAT

8a. Roll of bills:

WAD

9d. Land down under, for short:

AUS

10d. ___ Moines, Iowa's capital:

DES

11a. Cross inscription: Abbr.:

INRI

12a. Feeling sick:

ILL

13a. Color gradation:

HUE

14a. "The Fabulous ___," 1989 rom-com starring Michelle Pfeiffer that won her the Golden Globe award for Best Actress: 2 wds.:

BAKERBOYS

15d. Bob Marley was one, for short:

RASTA

16d. Stick passed in relays:

BATON

17a. Mule's dad:

ASS

18a. "___ note to follow sew..." ("Do Re Mi" lyrics): 2 wds.:

LAA

19a. Unpaid loan:

DEBT

20d. Another word for "boyfriend":

BEAU

21d. Embassy VIP, for short:

AMB

21a. In the center of:

AMIDST

22d. Happy ___ (McDonald's food combo):

MEAL

23d. "Vanish ___ thin air":

INTO

24a. WSW's opposite: Abbr.:

ENE

25a. Three Wise ___ (Magi):

MEN

26a. Tic-tac-___:

TOE

27d. A long, historical period of time:

ERA

28a. Shrink's organization: Abbr.:

APA

29d. Grad school mentor, for short:

PROF

30d. Actress Hathaway from "The Princess Diaries":

ANNE

31a. 1992 superhero film starring Michelle Pfeiffer who played the iconic Catwoman: 2 wds.:

BATMANRETURNS

32d. Audio-blocking button:

MUTE

33d. "Dallas" family name:

EWING

34d. It may be past, present or future:

TENSE

35d. Scatter seeds:

SOW

36a. "Walk on the Wild Side" singer Reed:

LOU

37a. In ___ (spellbound):

AWE

38a. "Warzone" artist Yoko ___:

ONO

39a. Bubble bath spot:

TUB

40d. ___ advantage (unfair):

UNDUE

41d. Via flight: 2 wds:

BYAIR

42a. "I'll be with you ___ moments": 3 wds.:

INAFEW

43d. The Jackson 5 hairdos:

AFROS

44d. Oscar equivalent for TV:

EMMY

44a. "___, meeny, miny, moe" (counting rhyme):

EENY

45a. Letters on a bounced check: Abbr.:

NSF

46d. Letters on a beach bottle:

SPF

46a. "I Am ___," a 2001 drama starring Michelle Pfeiffer who played the titular character's lawyer:

SAM

47d. One of the early Internet pioneers:

AOL

48a. "___ Liaisons," 1988 period drama starring Michelle Pfeiffer that won her the BAFTA award for Best Supporting Actress:

DANGEROUS

49d. Name change indicator:

NEE

50d. "___ Fine Day," 1996 rom-com starring Michelle Pfeiffer that won her the Blockbuster Entertainment Award for Favorite Actress:

ONE

51d. "The Slap" actress Thurman:

UMA

52d. Academic term, for short:

SEM

53a. When repeated, it's a cheerleader's prop:

POM

54a. Turnabout, slangily: Hyph.:

UIE

55a. "Drinks are ___": 2 wds.:

ONME

56a. Aviate, like a bird:

FLY

57a. Before, in sonnets:

ERE

58a. Clothing line?:

SEAM

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