Daily Themed Crossword 4 July 2017 answers
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4 July 2017 crossword
1d. The arm is one, as is the leg:
1a. Set fire to, or illuminated:
2d. A sudden spark of inspiration, shown as a light bulb above the head in cartoons:
4d. A lawn___, a device used to trim your lawn.:
4a. Small rodents, similar to rats:
6d. A food type often cut out of diets, as with Low-___ diets, for short:
7d. ___ Roosevelt, wife of Franklin:
8d. A routine activity or exercise, such as a fire ___:
9d. A genre to which Tupac and Snoop Dogg belong:
10d. Actress ___ Gardner of old Hollywood fame, known for starring in the hit film "Mogambo":
11d. Newly___, a recently married person:
12a. Words said at an altar by the Bride and Groom: 2 wds:
13a. Concerning the mouth, health that a dentist would be concerned with:
14a. An all-night dance party, also means to talk wildly:
15a. One of the signs on a bathroom door, for example:
16a. Tupper___, a popular container:
17a. Apple's hugely popular tablet:
19d. A bird from New Zealand, also a fruit:
20d. The part of the ear that is most commonly pierced:
21a. Another word for outrage. "Don't provoke his ___":
22a. Christopher ___, director of "The Dark Knight" and "Interstellar":
23d. Another word that means "upon" or "at the peak of":
24d. Simba's mate in "The Lion King":
25d. An Italian ___, a kind of Subway sandwich named after New York's subway: Abbr:
25a. What you do to a balloon to fill it with air:
27d. "___, twice, three times a lady":
29a. What you hope to get by laying in the sun:
32d. ___ Guthrie, the world famous American folk singer:
33d. A metal hoop you would wear on one of the digits of your feet.:
34d. Francisco ___, the painter of "The Naked Maja":
35a. A sleuth or private eye, for short:
37a. A translucent gem from Australia, which is the birthstone for October:
39d. A bad tackle or illegal play in a sport: 2 wds:
40d. ___ Islam, a Muslim sect (rhymes with "Sunny"):
40a. ___ sauce, a brown sauce that is popular at sushi bars:
41d. Kaitlin ___, the actress who stars as Deandra Reynolds on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia":
43d. A marshy wasteland, the setting for "The Hound of the Baskervilles":
44d. A responsibility or load to bear. "The ___ is on you":
45d. A group that might have a launch party: Abbr:
47a. Nabisco's cream-filled cookie:
52a. "In ___ of" (another way of saying instead of):
53a. "That is a strict ___!" (disallowed): 2 wds:
54a. To put into action. "Make ___ of what you have.":
55a. Barbie is an example of this, as is Raggedy-Ann:
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