4/6/16 Answer Daily Celebrity Crossword

4/6/16
Wayback Wednesday

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1C
Barack Obama’s younger daughter
Sasha

6C
Square root of four
Two

9C
Number that’s high for the class valedictorian: Abbr.
GPA

12C
“Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” singer John
Elton

13C
Color of the inside of most watermelons
Red

14C
“Toy Story 3” dinosaur
Rex

15C
Audibly
Aloud

16C
“What can to help?”: 2 wds.
I Do

17C
Card worth one or eleven in blackjack
Ace

18C
Actor who played Tony Nelson on “I Dream of Jeannie”: 2 wds.
Larry Hagman

21C
“Thar blows!”
She

22C
Brew in a tankard
Ale

23C
” the Explorer”
Dora

26C
Quietly devious
Sly

28C
“Whose Line Is It Anyway?” performer Ryan
Stiles

30C
With 33-Across, Florida city in which “I Dream of Jeannie” was set
Cocoa

33C
See 30-Across
Beach

34C
Stimulate, as curiosity or excitement
Arouse

36C
Home of the Big Ten’s Buckeyes: Abbr.
Osu

37C
Most “blue state” voters, slangily
Dems

38C
Wharton degree, often: Abbr.
MBA

40C
What you can tell by counting a tree’s rings
Age

43C
Actress who played Jeannie on “I Dream of Jeannie”: 2 wds.
Barbara Eden

47C
Resort where you might wear a robe
Spa

49C
Perfectly round solid
Orb

50C
Bundled, like cotton going to the textile mill
Baled

51C
Red Chili Peppers
Hot

52C
“Yes,” to a sailor
Aye

53C
Salty water in which pickles are kept
Brine

54C
Units of measure on a football field: Abbr.
Yds

55C
March and April, for example: Abbr.
Mos

56C
“There’s no such thing publicity”: 2 wds.
As Bad

1C
Navy (elite military unit)
Seals

2C
God of Islam
Allah

3C
Walmart or Bloomingdale’s, for example
Store

4D
60 minutes
Hour

5D
Scottish tennis star Murray
Andy

6D
Courtroom proceeding
Trial

7D
Golf clubs that are often used in sand traps
Wedges

8D
Khlo Kardashian’s married name
Odom

9D
Nutty food often eaten by hikers
Granola

10D
Chest muscle, for short
Pec

iiD
Lizzie Borden’s weapon, supposedly
Axe

19D
Grass found in a barn loft
Hay

20D
French farewell
Adieu

24D
room (house’s play space)
Rec

25D
Powdery residue from a volcano
Ash

26D
“March King” who wrote “The Stars and Stripes Forever”
Sousa

27D
“Leaving Vegas” (Nicolas Cage film)
Las

29D
“Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” channel
TBs

30D
Ill-mannered guy
Cad

31D
Metal in its raw state
Ore

32D
Fights against
Combats

35D
Result of an egg’s successful fertilization
Embryo

36D
Tool used by white-water rafters
Oar

39D
” in Toyland”
Babes

40D
Don’t stick to the script: Hyph.
Ad Lib

41D
Susan’s costar in “Thelma & Louise”
Geena

42D
Rear- (struck from behind when driving)
Ended

44D
Rove about
Roam

45D
Swedish pop band of the 1970s
Abba

46D
Units of corn
Ears

47D
Like an introvert
Shy

48D
Pea container
Pod