Daily Themed Crossword 13 February 2018 answers

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13 February 2018 crossword

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1d. Gulf state where the Bahla Fort is located:

OMAN

1a. Decorative globe:

ORB

2d. Christina ___, "The Addams Family" film actress:

RICCI

3d. Food that can be toast:

BREAD

4d. Koothrappali on "The Big Bang Theory":

RAJ

4a. Ice hockey venue:

RINK

5d. Enraged state:

IRE

6d. ___ Blaster (toy gun):

NERF

7d. ___ Malone, former NBA player nicknamed "The Mailman":

KARL

8d. Shopping ___ (shopping binge):

SPREE

8a. "Smooth Operator" singer:

SADE

9d. Muhammad ___, famed boxer:

ALI

10d. "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny opener):

DOC

11d. Female sheep:

EWE

12a. International Space Station predecessor:

MIR

13a. Length x width, for a rectangle:

AREA

14a. Apparatus pulled by Oxen:

PLOW

15a. Perfect tennis serve:

ACE

16a. NFL player who holds the record for most receiving touchdowns in a career: 2 wds.:

JERRYRICE

17d. Positive vote:

YEA

18a. Raleigh's state, also the home of the Black Mountains: Abbr.:

NCAR

19d. Called someone up:

RANG

FLEE

21a. State whose capital is Boise:

IDAHO

22d. ___ Majesty (royal address):

HER

23d. Cry of discovery:

OHO

24a. The shield of Zeus:

AEGIS

25d. Some appliances, for short:

GES

26d. Of a kind, or category:

ILK

27d. Hit the slopes:

SKI

28a. Grape soda brand:

NEHI

29d. Roadside retreat:

INN

30a. Antlered Yellowstone grazer:

ELK

31d. NFL ball carriers, for short:

RBS

31a. NFL player who holds the records for the most receiving touchdowns for a TE in a season: 2 wds.:

ROBGRONKOWSKI

32d. "Yer ___!" (Baseball umpire's cry after three strikes):

OUT

33d. Management major's degree: Abbr.:

BBA

KIN

35d. Lowest sudoku number:

ONE

36d. Impresses, or amazes:

WOWS

37a. Fella, or buddy (trademark Wolverine word):

BUB

38a. El ___ (Weather phenomenon):

NINO

39a. "Step by Step" actress Keanan:

STACI

40d. Apple beverage:

CIDER

41d. "Am ___ brother's keeper?": 2 wds:

IMY

42a. "Give him some time to learn, he's fairly ___ this": 2 wds.:

NEWAT

43d. Start or end of the Greek spelling of "Athena":

ALPHA

44d. Keep occupied, as a phone line: 2 wds.:

TIEUP

45a. Apple's desktop computer:

IMAC

46d. Word at the end of many prayers:

AMEN

47d. Mozart's "___ fan tutte":

COSI

48a. A thin, small opening:

SLIT

TAPE

50d. Back stroke?:

RUB

50a. NFL player whose birthday it is today who holds the record for the most receiving touchdowns for a rookie season: 2 wds.:

RANDYMOSS

51d. Cakes go-with:

ALE

52d. Lead-in to Luddite:

NEO

SAC

54d. Take to court:

SUE

55a. Split-___ soup:

PEA

56a. Movie apiarist:

ULEE

57a. Jacob's twin, in the Bible:

ESAU

58a. "___, two, three, four!" (Military march count):

HUP

59a. ___ Mountains, former hiding place of the Varden in "Eragon":

BEOR

NICE

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