8/22/16 Answer Daily Celebrity Crossword

8/22/16
Movie Monday

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1C
Place to hold a cat when you’re sitting down
Lap

4C
TiVo, for example: Abbr.
DVR

7C
High, arcing tennis shot
Lob

10C
Got a perfect score on
Aced

12C
“___ 2” (2014 animated movie about a macaw)
Rio

13C
Hockey legend Gordie who died in June
Howe

14C
Colt’s mother
Mare

15C
Cooking liquid that might be made from olives or peanuts
Oil

16C
Top-notch: Hyph.
A-One

17C
Actor who plays David Dunn in 38-Across: 2 wds
Bruce Willis

20C
___ Taylor (chain of women’s clothing stores)
Ann

21C
Makes a batch of cookies, perhaps
Bakes

23C
Military process that US teenagers register for
Draft

26C
With 31-Across, actor who plays Elijah Price, aka Mr. Glass, in 38-Across: 2 wds.
Samuell

28C
___ center (building for community activities)
Rec

29C
Dog’s coat
Fur

30C
Thumbs-down vote
Nay

31C
See 26-Across
Jackson

34C
Triangular chunk of cheese
Wedge

36C
Earlier
Prior

37C
Boston Red ___
Sox

38C
2000 M. Night Shyamalan superhero film
Unbreakable

43C
“Ghostbusters” star Kristen
Wiig

45C
End of an Ivy League email address
Edu

46C
Singer Aiken
Clay

47C
Rural hotels
Inns

48C
“Moonstruck” actor Cage, for short
Nic

49C
“Please leave a message after the ___”
Tone

50C
____ order (legal ruling preventing public discussion)
Gag

51C
Place to put a golf ball before a shot
Tee

52C
“The Grand Budapest Hotel” director Anderson
Wes

1D
Young sheep
Lam

2D
Enterprise Rent-___: Hyph.
A-Car

3D
South American country with the shortest name
Peru

4D
___ out (overwhelm with noise)
Drown

5D
Eight, in Roman numerals
VIII

6D
Safety protection for when a car flips over: 2 wds.
Roll Bar

7D
Something that gets “tied up” so nothing is unfinished: 2 wds.
Loose End

8D
Have in one’s possession
Own

9D
Busy as a ___
Bee

11D
Coffee without the buzz
Decaf

13D
Three-line Japanese poem
Haiku

18D
Ending for “consist” or “absorb”
Ent

19D
On the ___ (running from the law)
Lamb

22D
By-product from a steel mill
Slag

23D
Nickname for basketball player Julius Erving: 2 wds.
Dr J.

24D
Collect crops from a field
Reap

25D
Gathering, like interest in a savings account
Accruing

26D
Star at the center of our solar system
Sun

27D
Harsh chemical used in soapmaking
Lye

29D
Sign in a vacant apartment window: 2 wds.
For Rent

32D
Male monarchs
Kings

33D
Have a good, loud cry
Sob

34D
Large, bowl-shaped cooking vessel
Wok

35D
Not merely approximate
Exact

37D
Word that can follow “Tabasco” or “barbecue”
Sauce

39D
“Nurse Jackie” actress Falco
Edie

40D
“Little Boy Blue, come ___ your horn…”
Blow

41D
A supermarket might have one for “15 items or less”
Lane

42D
Things an optometrist examines
Eyes

43D
Alternative to a hair weave
Wig

44D
Stuck ___ rut: 2 wds.
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