9/24/21 Answer Crosswords With Friends

9/24/21
Sports Fan Friday

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1A
Merchandise ID scanned by a cashier: Abbr.
UPC

4A
Hard-to-please actress
Diva

8A
Weather in a whiteout
Snow

12A
Cow’s comment
Moo

13A
Wicked
Evil

14A
Easy to handle, as a horse
Tame

15A
Company in the 1998 rom-com “You’ve Got Mail”
AOL

16A
Dark-skinned root vegetable
Beet

17A
Apple tablet
iPad

18A
Pirates shortstop who was inducted in the first Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony in 1939: 2 wds.
Honus Wagner

21A
Amount after taxes
Net

22A
Room’s floor covering
Rug

23A
Fearsome dinosaur: 2 wds., abbr.
Trex

25A
Patrol-car alerts: Abbr.
APBs

27A
Greek letter that looks like an H
ETA

30A
Senators pitcher who was inducted in the first Hall of Fame ceremony: 2 wds.
Walter Johnson

33A
Covert ___ (spy missions)
Ops

34A
Website selling lots of homemade face masks
Etsy

35A
US ___ (tennis tournament in Queens, New York)
Open

36A
First name of the host of MSNBC’s “Velshi”
Ali

37A
On behalf of
For

38A
Indians center fielder who was inducted in the first Hall of Fame ceremony: 2 wds.
Tris Speaker

43A
Strong cleaning compounds
Lyes

44A
Spelling of “90210”
Tori

45A
Cry very hard
Sob

47A
Birthstone for many Libras
Opal

48A
Tehran’s country
Iran

49A
Utter aloud
Say

50A
He ran against Bush in 2000
Gore

51A
“___ la vie!” (French expression meaning “That’s life!”)
Cest

52A
“___ on a Grecian Urn” (Keats poem)
Ode

1D
Thurman of the “Kill Bill” films
Uma

2D
Piglet’s bear friend
Pooh

3D
Army officers between majors and generals
Colonels

4D
Premiere performance
Debut

5D
Currier & ___ (printmaking company)
Ives

6D
Pay-per-___
View

7D
Priest’s young assistant: 2 wds.
Altar Boy

8D
Attack from a wasp
Sting

9D
Back of the neck
Nape

10D
Actor Epps of “House”
Omar

11D
Get hitched
Wed

19D
At the front of a line
Next

20D
Flow with great force
Gush

23D
Number of people needed to play chess
Two

24D
Jay-Z’s music
Rap

25D
Having a talent for painting
Artistic

26D
Nightclothes, for short
PJs

27D
Strong order at Starbucks
Espresso

28D
___ shoes (ballerina’s footwear)
Toe

29D
Longtime advice columnist Landers
Ann

31D
Electric ___ (fish that can stun their prey)
Eels

32D
Every ___ and cranny
Nook

36D
Airplane’s walkway
Aisle

37D
Barely noticeable, like hard-to-read letters
Faint

38D
Mistake in printing
Typo

39D
Raise, like children
Rear

40D
Part of the skin that can get clogged
Pore

41D
Spans of history
Eras

42D
Street or avenue
Road

43D
___ off (stop browsing online)
Log

46D
“See you tomorrow!”
Bye