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Daily Themed Crossword June 9 2025 answers

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June 9 2025 crossword

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1d. ___ Solo, Harrison Ford's character:

HAN

1a. Honey-glazed meat:

HAM

2d. "In a kingdom far, far ___ ...":

AWAY

3d. Prefix meaning "huge":

MEGA

4d. Communication that does not involve spoken word: Abbr.:

ASL

4a. Cooling units that may be centralized: Abbr.:

ACS

5d. Copy from others in an exam:

CHEAT

6d. Give an autograph?:

SIGN

7d. Science subject that deals with living beings, for short:

BIO

7a. ___ Apple (New York city's nickname):

BIG

8d. "___ Be There For You" ("Friends" theme song):

ILL

9d. Hair styling product:

GEL

10a. Look at, in wonder:

AWE

11a. "That ___ has sailed":

SHIP

12d. *You put your right foot in, you put your right foot out* "Hokey ___," British folk song that has dance moves in its lyrics:

POKEY

13d. Guitar part:

FRET

13a. Item inside a folder:

FILE

14a. Remind incessantly:

NAG

15a. Toy blocks brand:

LEGO

16a. *To the left, to the left, to the right, to the right* "Tootsee ___," 1994 69 Boyz song with dance moves in its lyrics:

ROLL

17a. Shaggy bovine from the Himalayas:

YAK

18d. Ornamental fish:

KOI

19a. Easily twisted foot part:

ANKLE

20d. Ranks below Captains: Abbr.:

LTS

21a. Granola grain:

OAT

22d. "Easy on Me" singer:

ADELE

23a. "At Last" singer ___ James:

ETTA

24d. Spiritual energy field:

AURA

25d. NYC's yellow car:

CAB

25a. *To the right, to the right, to the right, to the right* "___ Shuffle," 2007 song by eponymous artist that has dance moves in its lyrics:

CUPID

26d. Finish, with "up":

USE

27d. Research scholar's degree: Abbr.:

PHD

28d. College entrance exam: Abbr.:

SAT

28a. "S" in OS, for short:

SYS

29a. Baseball official, for short:

UMP

30d. Male figure seen in "mango":

MAN

31d. Group that involves parents in school activities: Abbr.:

PTA

32a. Volcanic fallout:

ASH

33a. Silent ___ (time when silent films were popular):

ERA

34d. Coffee order, for short:

REG

35a. Rodent that might snitch?:

RAT

36a. "Time for ___!" (What a mom might say when it's time to sleep):

BED

37a. "Live and ___ live":

LET

38d. ___ Tai, rhyming Polynesian cocktail:

MAI

38a. Disney voyager:

MOANA

39d. Like expired milk:

OLD

40d. *Heel toe, docie doe* "___ Scootin' Boogie," 1991 Brooks & Dunn song that has dance moves in its lyrics:

BOOT

40a. "I ___ your pardon":

BEG

41d. Window pane material:

GLASS

41a. ___ pal (female BFF):

GAL

42d. Savior of the day:

HERO

42a. "True Detective" airer: Abbr.:

HBO

43d. Toot one's own horn:

BRAG

44d. Plant starter?:

SEED

44a. *Criss cross, criss cross* "Cha Cha ___," 2000 DJ Casper song with dance moves in its lyrics:

SLIDE

45d. Every single one:

EACH

46d. Peacock network: Abbr.:

NBC

46a. Infamous Roman emperor:

NERO

47d. Bygone "your":

THY

47a. It might be brewed or spilled:

TEA

48a. Pub offering:

ALE

49d. When doubled, the yellow Teletubby:

LAA

50d. First responder: Abbr.:

EMT

51a. Spoiled child:

BRAT

52a. "___ making a list and checking it twice ...":

HES

53a. Photographer's equipment, for short:

CAM

54a. Gear tooth in a machine:

COG

55a. Fabric measurement units, for short:

YDS

56a. Person with many responsibilities might wear many of these, per an idiom:

HAT

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