Daily Themed Crossword 29 September 2017 answers

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1d. Email option where recipients can be added without everyone knowing: Abbr.:

BCC

1a. Military ___ or naval ___ (headquarters):

BASE

2d. ___ carte (priced separately): 2 wds.:

ALA

3d. Distress signal from a sinking ship:

SOS

4d. Related to a population's sub-group:

ETHNIC

5d. Amtrak's bullet train:

ACELA

5a. "Six-pack" stomach muscles:

ABS

BAR

7d. Germless, as surgical instruments:

STERILE

8d. Author Mark, who created Tom Sawyer:

TWAIN

8a. 2004 film in which Brad Pitt played Achilles:

TROY

9d. ___ a bell (sounded familiar):

RANG

10d. Appliance that is often preheated:

OVEN

11d. Tree that's a homophone for "ewe":

YEW

12a. Coagulate, like blood:

CLOT

13a. Grown kitten:

CAT

14a. Signal with a hand gesture (greeting someone from afar, e.g.):

WAVE

15a. Kind of expensive wool, the word for which comes from the Sanskrit word "Kashmir," a place in the Himalayas:

CASHMERE

16d. Fighter jets seen in "Top Gun":

MIGS

17a. "It's the dawn of ____ day": 2 wds.:

ANEW

NIL

19a. King's time on the throne:

REIGN

20d. Super-long stretch of time:

EON

21d. Raleigh's state: Abbr.:

NCAR

21a. The "nav" in "Satnav," a word which comes from the Sanskrit word "Navagatha," which also means the same:

NAVIGATION

22d. "___ and Janis" (comic strip):

ARLO

23d. No longer valid:

VOID

THING

25a. Big reptiles who have a brand of shoes named after them:

CROCS

26a. "Morning Express with Robin Meade" channel:

HLN

27d. Largest active volcano in Europe:

ETNA

27a. Decline, as tides:

EBB

28d. Boyfriend:

BEAU

29d. Seat ___ (safety feature in cars):

BELT

30a. "Obsessed" actress Larter:

ALI

31d. What your stomach does to food:

DIGESTS

31a. "Old habits ___ hard":

DIE

32a. Casual summer shirt, often:

TEE

33a. Serling of "The Twilight Zone":

ROD

34d. Bread used in a burger:

BUN

34a. Household recycling container:

BIN

35d. Trim the edges of a photo:

CROP

35a. Waterway like the Erie or Suez:

CANAL

36d. "You can say that again!": 2 wds.:

ANDHOW

37d. High-spirited:

JOLLY

37a. An overwhelming force or entity, the word for which comes from the Sanskrit word "Jagannatha," a hindu god:

JUGGERNAUT

38d. What E means, for a gas tank:

EMPTY

39d. The yoke's on them:

OXEN

39a. Ultraviolet ray blocker:

OZONE

40d. Enthusiasm in one's pursuit:

ZEAL

41a. Up-to-date, informally:

MOD

42d. Misspent energy:

ADO

42a. Figure skater's jump:

AXEL

43a. Precious blue gemstone, the word for which comes from the Sanskrit word "Sanipriya," meaning "sacred to Saturn":

SAPPHIRE

44d. Perfectly good, to astronauts: Hyph.:

AOK

45d. Country that's known as "the Emerald Isle": Abbr.:

IRE

46d. Lab maze runner:

RAT

47d. South African golf pro Ernie ___:

ELS

48a. Do business:

DEAL

TOT

50a. ___ hygiene (brushing and flossing):

ORAL

51a. Word before or after a discounted price:

ONLY

52a. It's the limit, figuratively:

SKY

53a. Dampens with water:

WETS

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