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Daily Themed Crossword November 6 2023 answers

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November 6 2023 crossword

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1d. High school student's stats: Abbr. (anagram of "gaps"):

GPAS

1a. Place for barbells and treadmills, for short:

GYM

2d. Toy that goes up and down on a string:

YOYO

3d. List of restaurant offerings, say:

MENU

4d. Solid, liquid, gas and ___ (four common states of matter):

PLASMA

4a. Course of action:

PLAN

5d. California's busiest airport: Abbr.:

LAX

6d. Enthusiastic, like a reader:

AVID

7d. Maker of Curiosity and Opportunity Mars rovers: Abbr.:

NASA

8d. "___ Knows Best," song performed by the villainous Gothel in Disney's "Tangled":

MOTHER

8a. Female horse:

MARE

9d. Chicken ___ king: 2 wds.:

ALA

10d. Aries animal:

RAM

11d. Organ in a socket:

EYE

12a. "Annabel Lee" poet Edgar Allan ___:

POE

13a. Red-hot ooze from an active volcano:

LAVA

14a. Brand with the tagline "Love the skin you're in":

OLAY

15a. "The Fountainhead" author ___ Rand:

AYN

16a. Earth's rotation line, say:

AXIS

17a. Opposite of "wild":

TAME

18a. "Poor Unfortunate ___," song performed by the villainous Ursula the Sea Witch in Disney's "The Little Mermaid":

SOULS

19d. Gloss target:

LIP

20a. Dine and ___ (leave a restaurant without paying, say):

DASH

21d. Place to go to relax your body and soul, perhaps:

SPA

22a. "I believe..." in texting lingo: Abbr.:

IMO

23d. Bobby ___, two-time Stanley Cup winner:

ORR

24a. Parker who gains spider powers:

PETER

25d. Well-kept and uncluttered space:

TIDY

26d. Directionally opposite of "WNW": Abbr.:

ESE

27d. Kind of room, for short:

REC

28a. Parcel's partner?:

PART

29d. "___ Love That Makes Us Happy" (hymn):

TIS

30a. Emerge, as an unanticipated problem:

ARISE

31d. Isle of ___ (Island between England and Ireland):

MAN

31a. Fuel economy unit: Abbr.:

MPG

32d. Kleenex layer:

PLY

33d. Name that sounds like fish's breathing organ:

GIL

34a. Tear, as your jeans:

RIP

35d. Professor's advanced degree: Abbr.:

PHD

36a. Month after November, for short:

DEC

37a. Suspect's proof of innocence, say:

ALIBI

38d. "Oogie ___'s Song," song performed by the eponymous villain in Disney's "The Nightmare Before Christmas":

BOOGIE

39d. Fountain pen fuel?:

INK

40a. Song performed by the villainous Tamatoa in Disney's "Moana":

SHINY

41d. Not up to the task:

INEPT

42d. "The Lion King" lioness:

NALA

43a. Synthetic material for your backpack, perhaps:

NYLON

44a. Genetic material: Abbr.:

DNA

45a. Good-to-go signals, for short:

OKS

46d. Petty quarrel:

SPAT

47a. ___ Musk who renamed Twitter to X:

ELON

48d. Tolkien baddies:

ORCS

49d. Undiluted, as a drink:

NEAT

50d. Former U.S. President on a dime: Abbr.:

FDR

50a. Capture the ___ (fun camp game):

FLAG

51d. Constellation between Cancer and Virgo:

LEO

52d. ___-purpose flour:

ALL

53a. "Be ___," song performed by the villainous Scar in Disney's "The Lion King":

PREPARED

54d. Regret bitterly:

RUE

55d. Suffix with "acetyl":

ENE

56d. Like some martinis:

DRY

57a. Hero maker?:

DELI

58a. Uncle's spouse:

AUNT

59a. Beetle or Impala, e.g.:

CAR

60a. What an actor plays:

ROLE

61a. It takes flight when a golfer's swing goes astray?:

TEE

62a. Apt metaphor for a sloppy room:

STY

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