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Daily Themed Crossword July 9 2025 answers

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July 9 2025 crossword

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1d. "___: Miami" (procedural TV show): Abbr.:

CSI

1a. "The Breakfast ___" (1985 teen film):

CLUB

2d. Chop off, as a branch:

LOP

3d. Sky "saucer": Abbr.:

UFO

4d. "Behaving ___," 1989 British TV miniseries starring Judi Dench which has an episode titled "Seize the Day":

BADLY

5d. Nearest and dearest ones, informally:

FAM

5a. Low-___ dairy products:

FAT

6d. "Stay ___ of the curve" (in front of):

AHEAD

7d. Bit of color:

TINGE

8d. "(Don't ___) The Reaper," song by the Blue Oyster Cult:

FEAR

8a. Cook in hot oil, say:

FRY

9d. Pina colada ingredient:

RUM

10d. 12-month periods, for short:

YRS

11a. Living room couch:

SOFA

12a. Some sushi tuna:

AHI

13a. Spain's continent, for short:

EUR

14a. Old Apple music device:

IPOD

15d. On an ___ basis (doing something unplanned): 2 wds.:

ADHOC

15a. Grace ender:

AMEN

16a. Morning hours: Abbr.:

AMS

17a. Young fellow in Scotland:

LAD

18d. Breakout role for teens?:

ACNE

19a. Gelatinous extract used to thicken food (anagram of "raga"):

AGAR

20d. Perform a role in a play, say:

ACT

21d. Plumber's piece:

PIPE

21a. 2006 TV series starring James Roday which has an episode titled "S.E.I.Z.E. the Day":

PSYCH

22d. Snowman's neckwear:

SCARF

23a. Last month, for short:

DEC

24d. Prefix with "match" or "guide":

MIS

24a. Emcee's prop, for short:

MIC

25a. "___ You See Me" (2013 thriller film):

NOW

26d. Make frothy, as cream:

WHIP

27a. "Happy ___ Friends," 2008 animated TV series which has an episode titled "Seize the Day" in its miniseries version:

TREE

28d. "Losing My Religion" Band:

REM

29d. Suffix with "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

30d. 1 billion years, in astronomy:

EON

31a. Hoppy kind of beer: Abbr.:

IPA

32a. Canyon rebound effect:

ECHO

33d. Ice hockey legend, Bobby ___:

ORR

34a. Paul Anka's "___ Beso":

ESO

35a. Belgrade native, for short:

SERB

36d. Prepare, as tea or beer:

BREW

37a. Tax-collecting agency: Abbr.:

IRS

38d. ___ story (pitiful story):

SOB

39a. "Mountain ___," 2012 reality TV series narrated by D.B. Sweeney which has an episode titled "Seize the Day":

MEN

40a. Day in T.G.I.F., for short:

FRI

41d. "Slanted" in Microsoft Word, for short:

ITAL

42a. Scholarly mentor in a university, for short:

PROF

43d. "___ L.A." 1997 TV series starring Christian Kane which has an episode titled "Seize the Day":

FAME

44a. Alf and Mork, for two: Abbr.:

ETS

45d. Bang, as one's toe:

STUB

46a. Comic book sound of collision:

BAM

47d. Single ___ whiskey:

MALT

48d. "Nothing ___ the truth":

BUT

48a. 1989 TV series starring David Hasselhoff which has an episode titled "Seize the Day":

BAYWATCH

49d. Alias indicator: Abbr.:

AKA

50d. Strong desire:

YEN

51d. Be in tears:

CRY

52d. ___-haw (donkey's bray):

HEE

53a. Primary or principal:

MAIN

54d. "The way I see it" in textspeak: Abbr.:

IMO

55d. Nutmeg-topped holiday drink:

NOG

56a. Guitar's little brother, for short:

UKE

57a. Entice someone:

LURE

58a. Red Muppet on "Sesame Street":

ELMO

59a. Shade from the sun:

TAN

60a. "Catch you later!":

BYE

61a. Dress nicely, with "up":

TOG

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