___-O-Matic, 1960s TV infomercial chopper whose ads were known for the catchphrase "It slices! It dices!" Crossword Clue

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___-O-Matic, 1960s TV infomercial chopper whose ads were known for the catchphrase "It slices! It dices!" Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. edible seeds or roots or stems or leaves or bulbs or tubers or nonsweet fruits of any of numerous herbaceous plant

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

INFOMERCIAL (noun)
1. a television commercial presented in the form of a short documentary
CATCHPHRASE (noun)
1. a phrase that has become a catchword

More Daily Themed Crossword (9/26/2026) Answers

Across

1. Crime-fighting officer, informally

4. "Grab a chair"

7. Kitchen faucet

10. Nocturnal, hooting bird

11. "Burnt ___ crisp": 2 wds.

12. "Hello" in Havana

13. Saturdays and Sundays

16. Keyboard goof

17. Of sound mind

18. Parking ___ (place for cars)

20. "Not online," in textspeak: Abbr.

22. ___ peeler/corer, 1960s hand-cranked device that peeled, cored, and spiral-sliced a common red fruit for pie fillings

25. Cher's catchphrase in "Clueless": 2 wds.

28. Stevie Wonder's ___ She Lovely

30. In bed sick, say

32. ___ wolf (solitary one)

34. Brazilian soccer legend

35. One wearing a jersey in the stands

36. ___-haw (cry of a donkey)

37. Matters for courts or detectives

38. Energy unit on a nutrition label, for short

39. Swindle or trick someone

40. ___ egg beater, hand-cranked 1960s whisk with gears that was commonly used for home baking before electric mixers replaced it

43. "___ Good Men" (Tom Cruise hit): 2 wds.

45. "___ by any other name ..." (line from "Romeo and Juliet"): 2 wds.

46. Greeting from a man's best friend

47. Computer manufacturer with a blue logo Abbr.

50. Oster electric ___ grinder, heavy 1960s countertop appliance that pulverized beef and holiday ham for making sausages

51. "Cee" successor

52. Actress Farrow of “The Great Gatsby”

53. Clump of Turf

54. Ship rope

55. ___ favor (Spanish "please")

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Down

1. Bovine with a bell

2. Has debts to pay off

3. Earnest courtroom request

4. Take the wheel:

5. Charged atomic particle

6. Wee bit

7. Birthday gift for a child, perhaps

8. European peak

9. Kung ___ tofu

12. Internet address starter: Abbr.

14. Electric carving ___, 1960s gadget with motor-powered serrated blades popular for slicing holiday roasts

15. Informal speech

19. Make a choice

21. Actress Blake ___ of "Gossip Girl"

23. Untrue statements

24. Magazine with a French name

25. 1986 TV sitcom's alien

26. "And ___ new chapter begins...": 2 wds.

27. Family-run lodge, perhaps

29. Take out, in a way

31. Victor Hugo's "___ Miserables"

34. Sheet of glass

36. Tortoise rival in a fable

37. Stovetop ___ percolator, 1960s metal pot that pushed steam up a tube over grounds, giving you the perfect brew each morning

38. Invoke, as a spell

39. Mariah ___, singer of "We Belong Together"

40. Lambs' papas

41. "Cookies and cream" cookie, usually

42. Frog's friend in a children's classic

44. Weak, cowardly person

46. Big name in residential security services: Abbr.

48. Class for a pre-med student, for short

49. Deface, like a car

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