Daily Themed Crossword October 7 2022 answers
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October 7 2022 crossword
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1d. "What ___ I do to help?":
CAN
1a. Corn on the ___:
COB
2d. Japanese tea ceremony sash:
OBI
3d. More than plead, say:
BEG
4d. Ryder Cup organization: Abbr.:
PGA
4a. Oinking barn resident:
PIG
5d. ___-advised (unwise):
ILL
6d. Mohawk's goo:
GEL
7d. "Spell My ___ with an S," sci-fi short story by Isaac Asimov that was adapted into a 2014 short film directed by Samuel Ali:
NAME
7a. "At this instant!":
NOW
8d. Shape of a zero:
OVAL
9d. Lightbulb measure:
WATT
10a. "Gettysburg Address" president, lovingly:
ABE
11d. Every now and then?:
OFTEN
11a. Gawk at:
OGLE
12a. Actress Gardner of "Singapore":
AVA
13a. 1941 sci-fi short story by Isaac Asimov that was adapted into a 1988 film starring Sarah Douglas:
NIGHTFALL
14d. "Robin ___: Prince of Thieves" (1991 film):
HOOD
15d. Scotsman's hat:
TAM
16a. Gymnast's landing aid:
MAT
17a. Quaker's ___ Bran Hot Cereal:
OAT
18d. Prefix with "summer" or "night":
MID
18a. Reduce to slush:
MELT
19d. Vincent van ___ ("Irises" painter):
GOGH
19a. Garden figurine with a pointy hat:
GNOME
20d. Holiday carol:
NOEL
21d. Canvas for a body painter:
SKIN
21a. Accessory from Aspen:
SKI
22d. Barbie's boyfriend:
KEN
23d. "The Bicentennial ___," 1976 sci-fi novelette by Isaac Asimov that was adapted into a 1999 film starring Robin Williams:
MAN
23a. State that may be indicated by an emoji:
MOOD
24a. "The ___," 1957 sci-fi novel by Isaac Asimov that was adapted into an episode of the TV series "Out of the Unknown": 2 wds.:
NAKEDSUN
25d. "I see" at sea:
AYE
26d. Separate, as laundry:
SORT
27d. Wrist-elbow connecting bone:
ULNA
28d. Get closer to?:
NEAR
29a. Wine bottle flex:
AGE
30a. Yang's accompaniment:
YIN
31a. Cheer for Lionel Messi's goal, perhaps:
OLE
32a. Montreal Canadiens' organization: Abbr.:
NHL
33d. Pursue non-platonically:
WOO
33a. "What to Expect ___ You're Expecting":
WHEN
34d. Marriott and Oberoi, for two:
HOTELS
35a. Genetic messenger letters:
RNA
36d. Baker's measurement, briefly:
TBSP
36a. "___ good to be true":
TOO
37d. Pirate's grunt:
ARR
37a. Matrimony site?:
ALTAR
38d. Parallel ones never meet:
LINES
39d. Mosquito bite reaction:
ITCH
39a. 1950 sci-fi fixup novel by Isaac Asimov that shares its title with a 2004 film starring Will Smith: 2 wds.:
IROBOT
40d. ___ of thumb:
RULE
41d. Double reed in a pit:
OBOE
42d. Say "check" into a mic:
TEST
42a. Prefix meaning "three":
TRI
43a. "Rub-a-dub-dub" spots:
TUBS
44a. "The End of ___," 1955 sci-fi novel by Isaac Asimov that was shortlisted for the Hugo Award for Best Novel:
ETERNITY
45d. Pedicurist's digit:
TOE
46d. Furious feeling:
IRE
47d. Cupcake tray material:
TIN
48d. Up to today:
YET
49a. Hoofbeat sound:
CLOP
50a. ___ Gatos, California:
LOS
51a. Southernmost Great Lake:
ERIE
52a. Half of a donkey's cry:
HEE
53a. Arrange, to appeal:
SET
54a. Notification to an emailer:
SENT
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