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Daily Themed Crossword August 7 2017 answers

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1d. A cobbler's tool, used to punch holes in leather:

AWL

1a. What an actor does:

ACT

2d. Poker player's token:

CHIP

3d. "Make a ___ list" (A list of things to be completed): 2 wds.:

TODO

4d. "___ Road," the 11th studio album by The Beatles, with songs like "Come Together" and "Here Comes the Sun":

ABBEY

4a. Stage speaker for a band:

AMP

5d. Roger ___, actor who once played James Bond:

MOORE

6d. Famed French-American soprano, Lily ___:

PONS

7d. ___ & Beyond, an EDM group that has hit songs like "Sun & Moon" and "We're All We Need":

ABOVE

7a. Swedish pop band with hits such as "Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia":

ABBA

8d. "___ (Da Ba Dee)" a hit song by Eiffel 65 that won a Grammy award for "Best Dance Recording":

BLUE

9d. Vehicle used by companies like Greyhound and Blue Bird:

BUS

10d. ___ Garfunkel, one-half of Simon & Garfunkel:

ART

11a. The ___, an English band with hit songs like "My Generation" and "I Can See For Miles":

WHO

12a. Betty ___, a classic cartoon character with trademark large eyes and curly hair:

BOOP

13d. Shoe shiner:

POLISH

14a. A rock band with hits like "Song 2" and "Coffee & TV":

BLUR

15a. "Put a ___ on it!" (Shut up!):

LID

16a. The lead singer of Irish rock legends U2:

BONO

17a. To remove or dethrone forcibly:

OUST

18a. 5th album by 40a, with songs like "2 Minutes to Midnight" and "Aces High":

POWERSLAVE

19d. ___ and tear:

WEAR

20d. A sore or painful feeling:

ACHE

21a. "I've got my ___ on you!" (I'm watching you):

EYE

22a. Frozen water:

ICE

23d. Back, on a boat:

AFT

23a. Continent where China is:

ASIA

24d. A vast body of water:

SEA

25d. ___ Anderson, the lead singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist of rock band Jethro Tull:

IAN

26d. Consumed something:

ATE

26a. Residue from a cigarette:

ASH

27d. "Make ___ while the sun shines":

HAY

27a. Gardening tool used to break ground:

HOE

28d. Hockey legend, Bobby ___:

ORR

29d. To squeeze out:

EKE

30a. 9th album by 40a, whose self-titled song went on to become a worldwide hit, especially once the live version was released: 4 wds.:

FEAROFTHEDARK

31d. Home of Cincinnati:

OHIO

32d. A cone-shaped device to aid in pouring:

FUNNEL

33d. ___ tired (exhausted):

DEAD

34a. What you get from laying in the sun:

TAN

35a. A shade of color:

HUE

36a. "Jane ___," a novel by Charlotte Bronte that has become one of the most famous novels of all time:

EYRE

37d. A characteristic or attribute:

TRAIT

37a. The ___ Woodman, a character from "The Wizard of Oz":

TIN

38d. Nickname for an army rank, like Beetle Bailey's boss:

SARGE

38a. A place to get a mud bath or manicure:

SPA

39d. In heaps, or stacked:

PILED

40d. Not in use, or unmoving:

IDLE

40a. Legendary heavy metal band that is fronted by vocalist Bruce Dickinson, whose birthday it is today: 2 wds.:

IRONMAIDEN

41d. Darth ___, the red-faced antagonist from "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace":

MAUL

42d. ___-a-Sketch, a popular drawing toy:

ETCH

43d. ___ Simone, a legendary jazz singer:

NINA

44d. The opposite of subtract:

ADD

44a. Alan ___, star of the TV series "M*A*S*H":

ALDA

45d. Hawaiian wreath:

LEI

46a. "My Name is ___," an NBC series starring Jason Lee:

EARL

47a. What you do to your shoelaces before walking:

TIE

48d. The conclusion of something:

END

49a. A place to get sandwiches:

DELI

50a. An Olympic sledding event:

LUGE

51a. News channel that is the home of "The Situation Room": Abbr.:

CNN

52a. Meal plan that one goes on to lose weight:

DIET

LED

54a. "If I ___ a million dollars..." (possessed):

HAD

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