___ Hayes, NFL wide receiver who also won two gold medals in track and field at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics Crossword Clue

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___ Hayes, NFL wide receiver who also won two gold medals in track and field at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a short or shortened tail of certain animals
2. a small float usually made of cork; attached to a fishing line
(verb)
1. ride a bobsled
2. make a curtsy; usually done only by girls and women; as a sign of respect

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

RECEIVER (noun)
1. a football player who catches (or is supposed to catch) a forward pass
2. (law) a person (usually appointed by a court of law) who liquidates assets or preserves them for the benefit of affected parties
OLYMPICS (noun)
1. the modern revival of the ancient games held once every 4 years in a selected country

More Daily Themed Crossword (3/10/2026) Answers

Across

1. Tea leaves or groceries holder

4. Had a slice of pie, say

7. ___ feeling (intuition)

10. "Without further ___..."

11. One ___ customer (instruction for free samples)

12. Large flightless Aussie bird

13. Meshed materials used to catch fish

15. Arrested suspect, informally

17. Capture, as a lawbreaker (anagram of "ban")

18. Pen ___ (long-distance friend)

20. Shrek, e.g.

22. "Truth or ___" (slumber party game)

23. ___ Edwards, former NFL defensive end who also stepped into the ring for a professional boxing career

24. Dog's angry growl from behind a fence, perhaps

26. Feminine suffix with "lion" or "host"

28. Continent where Vietnam is located

32. William Wordsworth, for one

34. Eye-___ (unexpectedly enlightening)

37. "Love is ___-way street": 2 wds.

39. "My Big ___ Greek Wedding"

40. Skrillex and Marshmello, for two: Abbr.

43. Condiment that coats a margarita glass's rim

45. Michael ___, NBA legend who briefly pursued a career in Minor League Baseball before returning to the court

48. Rope used in sailing

49. "Aladdin" monkey

50. Bathroom rug

52. Spanish this

56. "___ 10 Alien Force" (cartoon series)

57. Pollution control group: Abbr.

58. ___ Brodie, NFL quarterback who went on to compete as a professional golfer on the pro senior golf tour of 16d

59. "S" in "GPS," for short

60. Arrange, as a dinner table

61. Manhattan-based paper that owns Wordle: Abbr.

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1. Ray-___ (brand of sunglasses)

2. Suffix used with a lemon-based summer drink

3. "America's ___ Talent" (reality TV show)

4. Red orchard fruits that are used to make cider and pies

5. Casual shirt without buttons

6. Trial and ___ (problem-solving method)

7. ___ Conley, MLB championship-winning pitcher who later went on to play as a forward and win championships in the NBA

8. Actress Thurman of "Red, White & Royal Blue"

9. Bath bomb site

14. Resort with relaxing amenities

16. Sports organization concerned with eagles and birdies: Abbr.

19. "What ___ you doing tomorrow?"

21. Actor ___ Gosling of "Blade Runner 2049"

22. ___ Henson, former MLB third baseman who switched to a pro football career as an NFL quarterback

24. College application stat: Abbr.

25. Go black, as a banana

27. Weep audibly

29. Put through a sieve

30. ___ Garten who hosted "Barefoot Contessa" on the Food Network

31. FBI operative, for short

33. Mary Lincoln’s maiden name

35. Publish, as on Instagram

36. Online auction giant

41. ___ Jett, former NFL wide receiver who won gold for Team USA in the 1992 Olympics as a sprinter

42. Potions professor Severus ___ of the "Harry Potter" films

44. ___ Cobb, actor from "On the Waterfront": 2 wds.

45. Pokes with something sharp

46. Comply with

47. Home ___ (certain baseball scores)

51. Ink on one's skin, for short

53. One who may be titled "Jr."

54. Shakespearean possessive

55. One out of thousands, in some colonies

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