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Daily Themed Crossword May 9 2022 answers

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May 9 2022 crossword

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1d. Minute ___ (lemonade-making company):

MAID

1a. Earth's red neighbor:

MARS

2d. Succulent that is soothing:

ALOE

3d. Columnist ___ Jaffe:

RONA

4d. "We Didn't ___ the Fire," 1989 hit by Billy Joel that peaked at number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 from his album "Storm Front":

START

5d. Large brass instrument:

TUBA

5a. Key above "Caps Lock":

TAB

6d. Similar to:

AKIN

7d. Got the show on the road:

BEGAN

8d. "Everyone knows that!":

DUH

8a. Homer Simpson's exclamation:

DOH

9d. Lennon's Yoko:

ONO

10d. Stuffed with chili peppers, say:

HOT

11a. "You've got ___ of nerve!": 2 wds.:

ALOT

12a. It's strummed in Hawaii, for short:

UKE

13a. Game with "skip" and "reverse" cards:

UNO

14a. Scottish isle that is Macbeth's burial ground:

IONA

15a. 1979 track by Billy Joel that was his second top-twenty hit from his album "52nd Street": 2 wds.:

BIGSHOT

16d. Snail's sibling:

SLUG

17a. Word to begin a diary rant, usually:

DEAR

18d. Tea in Delhi:

CHAI

18a. Suez or Panama, e.g.:

CANAL

19a. Papeete's island, for short:

TAH

20d. Matterhorn, e.g.:

ALP

21a. Give someone a gentle push, say:

NUDGE

22d. Hinge find, hopefully:

DATE

23d. "Uptown ___," 1983 hit by Billy Joel that peaked at number one on the UK Singles Chart from his album "An Innocent Man":

GIRL

24d. Airline to Tel Aviv: 2 wds.:

ELAL

25d. Honey Nut Cheerios insect:

BEE

25a. "___ Habits" (2021 Ed Sheeran song):

BAD

26d. Palindromic constellation:

ARA

27d. "Scrubs" staffers, for short:

DRS

28a. Murphy's ___:

LAW

29d. Happy dog's tail motion:

WAG

30a. ___ Simmons of Canadian food fame:

GAIL

31a. Create a blooper?:

ERR

32a. "___ Man," 1973 hit by Billy Joel from the eponymous album:

PIANO

33d. C.S. Lewis's "The Chronicles of ___":

NARNIA

34d. News piece with a view: Hyph.:

OPED

35a. "___-la-la":

TRA

36a. Like a piece of cake?:

EASY

37d. NBA's ___ Ming:

YAO

38a. Word after "generation" or before "year":

GAP

39a. Building shape named after a letter:

ELL

40a. Aesop's "The ___ in the Lion's Skin":

ASS

41d. It's followed by "driver" to mean a popular drink:

SCREW

42d. Make a "figure eight," say:

SKATE

43a. Penalty declarer, for short:

REF

44d. Where to find brothers on campus, for short:

FRAT

45d. Once in a blue moon:

RARE

45a. "It's Still ___ To Me," 1980 hit by Billy Joel that peaked at number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 from his album "Glass Houses": 3 wds.:

ROCKANDROLL

46d. Chips in a casino, say:

ANTE

47d. Interview-style test:

ORAL

48d. "My ___," 1978 hit by Billy Joel from his album "52nd Street":

LIFE

49d. It's better than never, they say:

LATE

50d. What you may hear if you talk at a library:

SHH

50a. Salt scrub sanctum:

SPA

51d. ___ Dee River:

PEE

52a. Indian queen:

RANI

53a. Diva's delivery:

ARIA

54a. "Tell ___ About It," 1983 hit by Billy Joel that peaked at number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 from his album "An Innocent Man":

HER

55a. Jazz singer James known for her track "At Last":

ETTA

56a. 27th U.S. President:

TAFT

57a. Giggle ender?:

HEE

58a. "___ Willie Winkie":

WEE

59a. ___ Cooper (denim products brand):

LEE

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