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Daily Themed Crossword August 7 2023 answers

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August 7 2023 crossword

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1d. "___ help you?": 2 wds.:

MAYI

1a. Angry crowd:

MOB

2d. Look at lustfully:

OGLE

3d. Grizzly or Polar, e.g.:

BEAR

4d. Soak up, as gravy:

SOP

4a. Distress letters at sea:

SOS

5d. Foreboding sign:

OMEN

6d. Helpful iPhone voice:

SIRI

7d. "___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats creation):

ODE

7a. ___-Wan Kenobi:

OBI

8d. ___ M., German-Caribbean vocal group who covered the Christmas song "Mary's Boy Child" in 1978:

BONEY

9d. Shopping list part:

ITEM

10d. Adobe file format: Abbr.:

PDF

10a. Book sheet:

PAGE

11a. Fail to include:

OMIT

12d. Melodious song components:

TUNES

13a. Fawn over someone (rhymes with "note"):

DOTE

14d. Paul Anka's "___ Beso":

ESO

15a. Bob ___, singer who covered the song "Take a Message to Mary" in 1970:

DYLAN

16d. Largest single digit:

NINE

17a. Lima's country:

PERU

18a. Hydrocarbon suffixes:

ENES

19a. Guy ___ from Food Network:

FIERI

20a. Jazz legend Simone:

NINA

21d. Assist in a crime:

ABET

22a. Angst-ridden genre:

EMO

23a. "Empire" actress ___ Long:

NIA

24d. Something to scratch:

ITCH

25d. Book of maps:

ATLAS

26a. Bidding war site:

EBAY

27d. "Puncture" prefix:

ACU

28d. ___ secret (confidential):

TOP

28a. ___ and the Heartbreakers, rock band with the hit song "Mary Jane's Last Dance": 2 wds.:

TOMPETTY

29d. Newspaper think piece: Hyph.:

OPED

30d. Short skirt:

MINI

31d. "P" in PB&J:

PEANUT

32d. Santa's busy season?:

YULE

33a. Part of a minute, for short:

SEC

34a. "___ and Anthony" (American radio show):

OPIE

35a. Place for a techno party:

CLUB

36d. ___ from the past (nostalgia):

BLAST

37a. ___ Shakur, rapper whose song "Hail Mary" was released posthumously in 1997:

TUPAC

38d. "___ posh" ("Nonsense!"):

PISH

39d. Doctor's organization: Abbr.:

AMA

40d. Tooth on a gear:

COG

41a. Michael ___, "The Martian" actor:

PENA

42a. Pop duo ___ & Oates:

HALL

43a. "According to me": Abbr.:

IMO

44a. T-rex, for one, for short:

DINO

45d. Norway's capital:

OSLO

46a. Close, as an envelope:

SEAL

47d. Sound that's high in decibels:

LOUD

48a. What some shoulders and pants do:

SAG

49a. PC port letters:

USB

50d. Mountain road curves:

BENDS

51a. North's directional opposite:

SOUTH

52d. Sport-___ (off-road vehicles):

UTES

53d. Ike & Tina ___, duo who released the hit cover version of the song "Proud Mary" in 1971:

TURNER

54d. Bright ray of light:

BEAM

54a. The ___, English rock band that released the song "What's the New Mary Jane" 28 years after it was first recorded:

BEATLES

55d. "The ___ DeGeneres Show":

ELLEN

56d. Large dog breed from Japan:

AKITA

57d. Metallic fastener:

SCREW

58a. Ballerina's skirt:

TUTU

59a. Animal with antlers:

ELK

60a. Grimm beginning?:

ONCE

61d. "To ___ his own":

EACH

62a. Actress Laura ___ of "Jurassic Park Dominion":

DERN

63d. ___ Scotia, Canada:

NOVA

64a. Dismounted, as a horse:

ALIT

65d. Shirt attachment that tells its price:

TAG

66a. Dull and colorless (anagram of "brad"):

DRAB

67d. Fake ghost's shout:

BOO

68a. Sleeper's sound?:

SNORE

69d. ___ through (rehearsed):

RAN

70d. Draw to a close:

END

71a. Prefix with "physics" or "morphosis":

META

72a. Vino ___ (dry wine):

SECO

73a. "___ Almighty," 2007 film:

EVAN

74a. Pester repeatedly:

NAG

75a. The ___, English rock band that released the song "Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand" in 1968:

WHO

76a. Ayn ___ author of "Fountainhead":

RAND

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